Collector Crypt quietly voids some pulls. We only know because it's on-chain.
A refund most players will never see — and why it makes your Rip Receipt more honest.
Every Collector Crypt pull settles on Solana, so we don't take the site's word for anything — we read the actual transactions. Buried in ~120,000 of them, we found something the site doesn't advertise: a refund.
Occasionally a pull gets voided — the full pack cost lands back in the buyer's wallet as USDC and no card is delivered. It's rare, about 8 in 120,000 pulls we've decoded (~0.007%), so most people will open for years and never trigger one. We don't yet know exactly what causes it (a delivery hiccup, a duplicate, some edge case at the vault); we only know it happens, because the money moving on-chain says so.
Why it matters to you: a naive tool counting transactions would log a voided pull as a real loss. We don't. On your Rip Receipt, refunded pulls are pulled out of the books entirely — money back, no card, counted as neither. It's a small thing, but it's the difference between a number that looks right and one that is right.
It's also the whole point of reading the chain: we catch the stuff nobody puts in a marketing page.