A blockchain is a public digital ledger. It records transactions across many computers, so a past record cannot be changed without changing every record after it. Sorare cards are NFTs on the Solana blockchain.
Which blockchains does Sorare use?
- Solana for your cards. Each card is a compressed NFT (cNFT). It keeps its scarcity, serial number, season, player details and visuals.
- Base for your ETH.
Before Solana, Sorare used StarkEx. The Solana migration is complete. If you still had cards or ETH on StarkEx, see The Solana migration is complete. Do I need to do anything?
What's the benefit?
Your cards belong to you. They are in your Sorare wallet, and Sorare never has access to your keys. You can use them in competitions and on the market.
How can I check my cards on the blockchain?
- Your cards are visible on Solana explorers, such as Solscan and SolanaFM.
- Your ETH balance is visible on BaseScan.
- You can import your Sorare wallet into Phantom, Backpack or another Solana wallet to see your cards there.
The Sorare contracts are audited and publicly accessible.
For more details, see Security, Transparency & Ownership and Technical Details.
What is cryptocurrency?
A cryptocurrency is a digital currency recorded on a blockchain. On Sorare, you can use ETH and SOL. Your ETH is on Base: you can use it on the market or withdraw it to an external wallet. You can add SOL to your Sorare wallet through the Solana network. See How to fund my Sorare Wallet: SOL Wallet.
If it does not work
If your cards do not show after you log in, contact support. Send your Sorare username.