GachaRipRip is Winding Down and Gives Users Until November 30 to Cash Out
Written by Alex Smith
RipRip is winding down its online card-opening service, with November 30, 2026, as the deadline to withdraw any remaining funds.
RipRip, a popular online Pokémon card opening platform has announced it’s shutting, with its homepage now directing customers to withdraw their account balances.
RipRip says users who signed in with Phantom already hold their funds in their own wallets, so there’s nothing else to do.
According to the company’s wind-down notice, customers have until November 30, 2026, to cash out their balances.
If you currently have a cash balance on RipRip, you should login to your RipRip account and request a withdrawal. If you experience any issues, you can contact their customer support team on support@riprip.io.
About RipRip
RipRip launched in April 2026, offering Pokémon collectors a way to open digital booster packs that contained real, physical trading cards. Once you ripped a pack, you had 24 hours to request delivery, or you could sell it back to RipRp for 90% of the card’s estimated market value.
The platform offered seven pack tiers which cost from $10 to $1,000. The site used a blockchain-based opening system that was built on Solana. The shutdown is somewhat surprising given RipRip launched less than seven months ago. They’re also announced that they were backed by OKX Ventures, the investment arm of the cryptocurrency exchange OKX.
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