Great News! Get your first licensed player card for free on Rario: Read steps

Are you ready to be a part of the world’s first officially licensed player cards platform for ‘FREE”? Yes, you heard that right. Rario, the first cricket player card platform is offering you a free card, just for signing up to their platform. To note, the Cricket player card platform allows fans to purchase, sell, or trade memorable moments of their favorite players.

Cricket fans around the world can select from among a variety of exciting and historic cricket moments available on the Rario Marketplace. Rario player cards are split into four different categories based on their rarity. These four categories are available in the marketplace, starting from silver, gold, black, and finally the unique cards. After purchase, these cards can then be re-listed in the marketplace for traders to sell or purchase.

Here are these six easy steps that will connect you to the exciting cricket platform for a FREE player card pack:

1. Visit Rario.com

2. Click on the “Sign up”.

3. Enter details including, your e-mail address, and username, create a password, and enter the captcha code, before agreeing to Rario’s terms and conditions.

4. Click on the confirmation link received in your registered email.

5. Enter your contact number, select country and enter the OTP sent on your registered number.

6. BOOM! Free player card is added to your vault.

After getting your card, you can either save it in your vault or try to sell it to other cricket enthusiast fans joining Rario. Apart from that, you can also have a look at the top Gold or Black cards available in the online market. To note, the purchase can be made through Debit/Credit cards.

Getting global recognition, Rario recently signed an official licensing deal with Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers’ Association that will see  from Australian cricket, and play-to-earn virtual gaming made accessible to over one billion cricket fans globally.

Traditionally, collectibles have only featured as still images, but player cards will allow you to show the full video of the sporting moment by featuring an officially licensed broadcast vision. After the agreement with CA, fans can now collect some of the famous moments of Australian cricketing history.

The shot and reaction when Ellyse Perry registered her Ashes double hundred, pacer Scott Boland’s excellent MCG spell, or back-in-time veteran Steve Waugh’s last ball boundary at the SCG in 2003, can now be captured in full action for digital trading cards and memorabilia that fans can own and trade exclusively.

Apart from trades, the free joiners will have the gaming experience that allows the collectors to play games against each other around the world (of which over 100 million cricket fans already do), to trading card sets that act as visual coaching tools for children starting in the game.