Collection
How to track your collection
You mark cards right in the cardlist: hover a card and the marking panel appears. There are five lists: album (what you own), likes, wishlist, "to sell" and virtual cards from the gacha. Your marks drive per-set completion in percent.
Five lists and how they differ
The split is not cosmetic: the list decides who sees a card and whether it reaches the market.
Album — what I own
The main collection list: per-set progress is calculated from it.
Likes — what I like
Cards you like or want to pull. They commit you to nothing.
Wishlist — ready to buy
A signal to the market: sellers see that a card is being looked for right now.
To sell — my listings
Physical cards only, and only with a price — why that matters is in the selling guide.
My drops — virtual cards
Everything pulled in the gacha. Stored separately from real cards.
Per-set progress
Once cards are marked you see what percentage of a set you have and what is missing.
Percentage per set
Your profile has a progress section: sets, the rarities inside them and how much is done.
Virtual sets counted separately
Sets collected in the gacha have their own progress, kept apart from physical cards.
Tags
Your own labels on collection cards — condition or storage location, for example. They work as a filter.
Who sees your collection
By default a collection is public — the market depends on it. You can close it fully or in parts.
Private collection
It stays out of other people searches and public counters.
Private profile
Only your name is exposed — no city, no online status, no counters.
Fine-grained settings
City, the Telegram badge, the "on sale" counter and the ability to message you are toggled separately.
Common questions
How do I mark duplicates?
Each entry has a quantity. You can sell duplicates only and keep one copy — there is a separate toggle for that.
Do I have to set a price?
Only if you want to sell — but then it is a must: cards without a price do not appear in market search.
Can I mark a whole set at once?
Yes — mark cards straight through the cardlist, and filters narrow it to the rarity you need instead of scrolling everything.
Start tracking your collection
Open a set you own and mark your first cards.
Other guides
How to buy a card
Buying cards from collectors: the cart, sending an order to the seller in chat, deal stages from picking to delivery confirmation, payment and reviews.
How to sell cards
How to list cards for sale: the "To sell" mark, a price (without one a listing is barely found), shop settings with shipping and terms, and handling orders.
Where card prices come from
A card price on WaifuCards is the median of live collector listings, backed by a reference price per rarity. How to check the price of a card, a rarity or a whole set.
How to leave a review
Two ways to review on WaifuCards: from a completed deal on the site, or as a message in the Telegram chat review thread mentioning the handle.
How to search for cards
How to search 27,000 cards: filters by character, title, set and rarity, comma-separated values, exclusion with "!", strict mode and ready-made example links.