Card information & data
MTG card data comes from Scryfall and Riftbound data from dedicated card databases; USD reference prices come from TCGplayer. Cards in most languages are supported; serialized cards are not.
Where does card data come from?
MTG card information (names, images, oracle text) comes from Scryfall, the most trusted Magic card database. Riftbound card data is maintained from dedicated card databases, with official Chinese-language names and scans where they exist. Reference market prices (USD) for both games originate at TCGplayer, and HiMarket refreshes them several times a day — see Market prices & deal badges.
Which card languages are supported?
We support cards in multiple languages. English (EN) is most common; others include Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese (tracked separately), and European languages. Each listing specifies its exact language, and card images follow the listing's language and finish wherever we have the scan.
What cards are not supported?
Serialized cards: cards with unique serial numbers require special handling and are currently not supported on HiMarket. Beyond that, every official paper Magic card can be traded (art-series and oversized promos excluded), plus the full Riftbound catalog.
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