Keeping a pull now asks first. When you keep a card from a pack we say plainly that it is the last moment you can sell it back instantly — after that, selling means listing it and waiting for a buyer. Changed your mind? Cancel puts you back on the card with both choices still open. Also in this update: real eBay asking prices for a slab's exact grade, shown on the card itself; graded prices keep working even when our price source is unreadable; sign in on more than one device without being signed out; a kiosk mode that shows your table off while you work it; staff mode to lock a shop device to the tools; send a photo of your ID when we need to verify you, and photos you attach to support now upload every time.

New here? The app walks you through it with four practice cards: make a binder and customize its cover, organize your cards, post one for trade, list one for sale and put it in the Pack Pool, then open a pack and choose between keeping the pull and selling it back. Replay it any time from Profile › More › Practice run. Also in this update: pay with Venmo, Cash App or PayPal from Add Funds; Organize scrolls while you hold a card near the edge; the scanner answers faster and now identifies Magic cards from a photo; adding a card to your table asks for its cost so Insights can show your profit; mail tracking in Tools follows the letters you send us; and 32 card games are available when you add a card.

New here? The app now walks you through it with four cards lent from our vault. Make a binder and dress its cover, file your cards, post one for trade and see it on the board, list one for sale and offer it to the Pack Pool, then rip a practice pack and choose between keeping the pull and selling it back. Replay it any time from Profile › More › Practice run. Also new since the last update: every game VendOS prices is in the add flow (32 card games), hand-graded slabs, item kinds, and Insights with export. Dealers get storefront sections, hidden prices and a tablet kiosk mode; tables are always open; Show Mode. Paying with a card is back on the Add Funds sheet.

Tools now opens on one Scan button. Point the camera at a graded slab, a sealed box's barcode or a dealer's table sign and it works out which one it is. A PSA slab is read from its front label, so the name, the grade and what it has been selling for come up together, and you can put it straight onto your table. New for dealers: Customers. Scan a collector's code, write down the cards they're after, and they're told the moment one lands on your table — and so are you. Collectors: show a dealer My code, or simply open their table. For the next 30 days you'll hear when a card from your want list arrives there. Also new: a dealer's table is a wall of card photos you can open and zoom. The Packs tab shows the pack, the most valuable cards in it and the live odds on one screen. You can attach a screenshot when you contact support or report a bug.

Adding funds is now wallet-only: pay with Apple Pay, Cash App, PayPal, Venmo or crypto. There are no card numbers to type. Also new: verify your phone number once at sign-in. Open One Piece packs alongside Pokémon. Submit cards from your Binder by mail, and find the exact card by name and collector number. The trade screens tell you when a card that is listed for sale can't be traded. Swipe a line off your table to remove it.

Your binder now shows what every card is doing at a glance: for sale, up for trade, offers waiting for your answer, in the pack pool, on auction and more. Tap any card to see all of its statuses. Opening a pack now ends on buttons you can see and a card you can turn over.

A new BlockTrade app icon. Signing in on the website no longer signs you out of the app, and if a sign-in fails, the app now tells you why. The card scanner reads cards more reliably, and the slab scanner reads the label on graded cards. Sealed products in your vault now count once, even when their copies are priced differently.

Scan a card with your camera and we'll tell you what it is — on your phone, with no internet needed. Point, shoot, confirm. Dealers: set up your table, list cards for sale, and let buyers scan your QR to see instantly which of their wanted cards you have. Also: a new Tools tab gathering market charts, slab scanning and your want list in one place.

• Contact Support is now in the app — reach a real person from Settings or your message inbox • Removed the sweepstakes feature • Streaming improvements • Stability fixes and iPad layout polish