Fair play
POKÉDEX IDLE — Fair Play Rules
- One player, one account. Each person may play with only one account. Alt accounts, shared accounts and accounts played for someone else are not allowed.
- One wallet per player. The wallet linked to your account must be yours. Don't split your $POKEDEX across wallets or use other people's wallets to get extra chances.
- No bots or automation. Scripts, macros, auto-clickers and any tool that plays for you are forbidden. Idle means the game plays while you're away — not a program playing for you.
- No exploiting bugs. Found a bug? Report it in a ticket. Bug reports may be rewarded; abusing a bug is not allowed.
- No trading or selling accounts.
- A wait after each find. After a card find, your wallet waits a while before it can find another card.
- Every find is reviewed. Every card find is reviewed before delivery. If a find breaks these rules, it is cancelled and the card goes back to the vault.
- Penalties. The find is cancelled, the account loses eligibility for vault cards, and serious or repeated cases are banned. Review decisions are final, but you can always open a ticket to explain.
Playing on a shared network (family, school, café) is fine — just let us know in a ticket so your finds don't get stuck in review.
Tickets are opened on our Discord.
Vault rules
How the vault works today
Written plainly. POKÉDEX runs a Pokémon idle game, POKÉDEX IDLE, and a vault of real graded cards that are hidden in it. The vault is not legal co-ownership, not a token redemption right, and not on-chain custody by holders.
What this is
The vault holds real graded Pokémon cards bought with the vault budget. Those cards are the prize of POKÉDEX IDLE: they are found by playing, and vault cards now go 100% to POKÉDEX IDLE: whoever finds them while playing keeps them. The operator runs the infrastructure; vault cards are not anyone's personal inventory.
Who holds the cards
Cards sit in the project vault wallet on Solana until a trainer finds them. The operator holds the key. Custody is transparent, not trustless: every transfer is public on-chain.
How a card enters the vault
Creator fees from $POKEDEX trading fund the vault budget. The vault buys graded cards on Collector Crypt: 90% of the card budget goes to marketplace offers and buy-now purchases, and 10% to Collector Crypt packs. Every purchase is a Solana transaction anyone can verify, and spending is capped per purchase and per rolling 24 hours.
How a card leaves the vault
Vault cards leave the vault only through POKÉDEX IDLE, to the player who finds them. To receive a card you need a linked wallet, your gym badges (Kanto and Johto) and a $POKEDEX balance held over time; your own status is on your Trainer Card. Every card found is listed on Found, with the transfer to the finder's wallet.
$POKEDEX in the game
Diamonds, the game's premium currency, are bought by burning $POKEDEX. Kanto Real Estate house lots are bought by burning $POKEDEX too. Every burn is public on Burn. Burning buys game items; it never buys a direct chance at a vault card.
Profit Share has ended
Profit Share ended on 2026-10-08. Vault cards now go 100% to POKÉDEX IDLE: whoever finds them while playing keeps them. No new Profit Share is created from card sales; anything that was already claimable stays claimable on the Trainer Card. Reserved claim funds are never opening budget.
Excluded from holder eligibility
The team wallet — the wallet that created the token — may hold POKÉDEX. It is excluded from holder eligibility and from the eligible supply, by explicit configuration, and the list is here. An excluded account is not counted in the supply every other holder is measured against.
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What holders do not get
No dividends, no individual card redemption, no redeemable token backing and no extra reward token. Holding $POKEDEX does not make anyone an owner of the vault.
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