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How to buy and sell cards, where prices come from, how to read drop rates and find the card you need. Short guides with numbers and examples — search below, or browse the sections.

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Besides the written guides there are interactive tours: hints appear right on the real buttons of the catalogue. Stop anytime — you will return to the same step.

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Market & deals

How to sell your own 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. How to buy a card from a collector Buying cards from collectors: the cart, sending an order to the seller in chat, deal stages from picking to delivery confirmation, payment and reviews. What a card costs, and why 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. Buying and selling from another country WaifuCards sellers ship beyond Russia: filter by seller country, prices in six currencies, an interface in six languages. How a deal works and who is responsible for what. How to grow the card market in your country There are already collectors in your country — what is missing is filled-in shops. Four steps: shop terms, a real country and city on your profile, a price on every listing, and your shop link shared in your own communities. How to review a seller 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. Your collection: album, wishlist and progress How to track an anime card collection: five marking lists, per-set completion in percent, tags, prices and privacy.

Catalogue & search

Find the card you need in a minute 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. What NS-13, 5m06 and T4W5 mean Decoding Goddess Story codes (pack price in yuan plus set index) and Kayou ones (tier and wave). How an online version differs from the offline one and which rarities drop only online. Rarities: what the letters on a card mean Why SSR, UR and other markings follow no single standard, how to read the rarity order inside a set, and how main, bonus, extra, promo and redeem cards differ. Characters: demand, looks, look-alikes Every character on WaifuCards has a page: all their cards, a demand badge based on collector counts, appearance traits and similar characters. Your own set, missing from the catalogue How to build your own cardlist on WaifuCards: a private set in a personal series, limits, a link to share and what happens after release.

Gacha & odds

Drop rates: how many boxes until the card you want How a box of anime cards works: packs, tracks, slots and guarantees, shown on a real set. What "per box" means and how exact these odds are. The virtual gacha: is it fair The virtual gacha opens a copy of a real box: same slots, guarantees and print runs. Cards come from a deck, not a dice roll. Cost, demo mode and where pulls end up. Waifuchan: a tamagotchi with minigames Waifuchan is a tamagotchi starring the WaifuCards mascot: real-time care, minigames built on the card collection, the Shikaku puzzle with ranks and seasons, its own currency and real consequences for neglect.

Account

How to customise your profile How to customise a collector profile on WaifuCards: an avatar cropped from your own card, header and page backgrounds, a frame, a badge, a showcase of pinned cards, stat tiles and privacy. WaifuCoins: how to earn and spend them WaifuCoins are the WaifuCards currency: daily rewards, achievements, selling virtual cards. Spent on the gacha, profile customisation and a discount on a real order. Subscriptions: what Pro, Premium and Max give Three WaifuCards subscription tiers: prices, perks, payment in roubles or shards, long-term discounts and what happens when a subscription ends. Notifications: switching pushes on Why notifications matter for buyers and sellers, how to turn them on, how to install the app, and what to do when they stop arriving.