What is Revel?
Revel is a social collectibles platform. The goal on Revel is to gain levels and increase your balance by creating and trading digital trading Cards.
Revel is a social collectibles platform. The goal on Revel is to gain levels and increase your balance by creating and trading digital trading Cards.
NFTs are unique digital Cards that may have financial value. Users are able to withdraw funds that they earn from selling personal media trading Cards on Revel.
Revs are the in-app currency used on Revel. Users can purchase Revs in the app and on the web.
Cards are photos, videos, and text-to-AI artwork users share on Revel.
Providing new users with a starter pack of several editions facilitates Revel’s free-to-play ecosystem, where everyone is welcome to experience Revel and start trading without the need to immediately pay.
No. You may trade Cards for Cards.
A starter pack contains Cards distributed to new users from Packs previously created by other users.
Read about Revel’s non-commercial license policy in our Terms of Use
For more, see our Terms and Conditions here.
Revs are available for purchase in-app and on the web.
To trade Cards in a Set, you must unlock the Set. Once unlocked, you can submit a private trade offer that includes all three Cards from the previously locked Set.
Yes! Offers can be made on Cards in a Set but can only be traded once the owner of the Set unlocks it.
Bonus Cards are distributed to the holders of a Set when the user who created the Cards in the Set, creates a new Pack. For more information, see “What is a Set?”.
Gifting is on our roadmap.
Yes. Users can withdraw Revs on the Revel.xyz desktop website to USD once reaching the cash out minimum balance (2500 Revs).
A cool off period occurs when the user has surpassed the maximum number of Packs that can be created in one day. Users can create up to 3 Packs per day.
A cool off period establishes a proof of demand economy, ensuring that the Explore feed is diverse and not dominated by a single creator’s Pack.
Yes. Offers expire after 14 days if they are not accepted, rejected, or countered.
Yes. Offers expire after 14 days if they are not accepted, rejected, or countered.