Skip to content
ARMATRADECollect. Connect. Trade.Open Armatrade
ArmatradePokémon Card Collection & Wish List

Find your next favourite

Your Pokémon collection. Your next great find.

Search the Pokémon card catalogue, explore card details and build a wish list alongside your digital binder. Armatrade brings the cards you own and the cards you are looking for into one place.

Start your collection

Find the right card in the catalogue

Use Discover to search for a card, then check its set and card number before adding it to your wish list. Armatrade uses catalogue data and artwork from TCGdex for Pokémon discovery.

A name alone may match several printings. Compare the set, number, language and finish with the physical card or the listing you are viewing. Catalogue artwork identifies a printing; it does not show the condition of an individual collector’s card.

Build a wish list around your collection

Use your binder for cards you own and your wish list for cards you hope to collect. Keeping the two separate makes it easier to plan your next search, track a favourite Pokémon or work towards a set.

You can browse the public app before creating an account. Sign in to save your collection and wish list across devices.

Explore trading with other collectors

Armatrade supports trade listings and proposals during early access. Availability depends on what collectors have chosen to list; a catalogue entry does not mean that a copy is currently available for trade.

Compare the actual card photos, printing and condition when discussing a trade. Seller payments and shipping are not open yet, and a proposal does not provide payment protection or arrange delivery.

Made for collectors in Australia

Armatrade uses Australian-dollar membership pricing and aims to make collection records and card discovery straightforward for Australian collectors. Price guidance, where available, is a reference rather than a guaranteed sale value.

Armatrade is an independent collector app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pokémon. Pokémon names and card artwork belong to their respective owners.