About the registry
One public record.
Private proof by design.
T1 Serial Registry is a community project tracking the 10,125 serialized cards in the Riftbound × T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition: five player cards, with 2,025 numbered copies of each.
01 · Verification
How a card reaches the wall
A signed-in collector identifies the card and serial, receives a time-limited photo challenge, and uploads original evidence. Automated checks read factual details such as the NNNN/2025 box, the set-code asterisk, and the handwritten challenge. They help route the review; a moderator makes the final decision. A serial becomes verified only through the registry's dedicated approval workflow.
02 · Evidence
What stays private
Proof photos, videos, file fingerprints, embedded metadata, provenance notes, challenge details, quota evidence, and moderation records are kept in private storage. They are never published on card pages, serial pages, metadata, or share images. Missing EXIF metadata is normal and is not treated as proof of fraud.
03 · Public credit
You choose what appears
A verified serial may show a finder's display name, avatar, Discord handle, and short contact note only when the relevant consent settings allow it. An anonymous claim overrides all profile sharing choices. You can change these choices at any time in Privacy & contact.
04 · Removal
How to remove your data
Sign in with the same Discord account and turn off every public field in Privacy & contact to remove your name, avatar, handle, and contact note from public finder credits. To request deletion of your account, private evidence, or a claim record, contact the registry moderation team from the Discord account attached to the submission and include its submission reference. The verified card status may remain as a non-identifying registry fact.