Is This NFT Venue Safe?

Last updated: October 2026.

Pick a marketplace, an NFT game, an NFT card program or a collectibles platform and this tool shows you what our registries say about it: whether it is active, what chain it runs on, how custody works, what it costs to sell or play, and any incidents or cautions our researchers recorded — each row carries the date it was last verified.

This shows the network’s dated registry records — it is not a security verdict, a scam guarantee, or a promise a venue is safe. Records age; always do your own checks before you connect a wallet or buy anything.

Choose what you’re checking — 36 marketplaces, 422 NFT games, 167 card programs and 10 collectibles platforms tracked.

What the statuses mean#

  • Active — operating normally when last verified.
  • Early access — playable now, but the full launch is still ahead.
  • In development — announced and tracked, not yet playable.
  • Degraded — operating, but with recorded problems or partial outages.
  • Paused — development or operations paused by the team.
  • Pivoted — the project changed direction or mechanics.
  • Unknown — we could not verify current operation at the recorded date.
  • Sunset — announced wind-down; access may still work but plan an exit.
  • Shut down — gone; links and claims are historical only.

Where this data comes from#

Every row is a record in one of the network’s registries — each one researched, dated and re-verified on a schedule. Marketplace records come from nftmarketplace.com.au; NFT games from nftvideogames.com; collectibles platforms from nftcollectibles.com.au; card programs from the pre-production nfttradingcards.com.au registry (full profiles launch with that lane).

Keep checking#

A status is one signal — run the full 10-question safety check before a significant buy, and read the security guide for wallet habits. All six tools live under tools.