Card verification · holo fingerprinting

Is this card
who it says it is?

Scan a holo and Foilproof reads its foil like a fingerprint — then checks it against the grading image on file and flags crack-and-swaps, regrades, and clones the eye can't catch.

Free to scan · graded & raw cards · built for vendors and collectors
PSA 9
CharizardBase Set · 4/102
Clone alert — seen in 5 places
Crack-and-swap detection Regrade history Clone / impossible-travel Raw-card grade lookup
What it catches

The fraud your eye can't

A real slab with a swapped card looks perfect. A card that failed at one grader and got recased for a higher one looks perfect. Foilproof reads the holo as a fingerprint and catches both.

Crack & swap

Wrong card in the slab

The holo doesn't match the grading image on file for that cert — the card in the case isn't the one that was graded.

Regrade laundering

A grade that climbed

The same physical card surfaces under earlier certs at a lower grade. The climb across resubmissions is the tell.

Clones

One card, many places

The same foil fingerprint scanned in five cities at once can't be one card — its pattern has been copied onto others.

How it works

One scan. Three checks.

Point your camera at the holo. Foilproof detects whether it's slabbed, reads the foil into a fingerprint, and runs every check at once.

01 · CAPTURE

Scan the holo

The foil's response to light becomes a unique fingerprint. Works on graded slabs and raw cards alike.

02 · CHECK

Match against the record

Compared to the grading image on file and to every prior sighting of that exact card across the network.

03 · VERDICT

Know before you deal

Clean, or flagged — with the history behind it. A signal for your due diligence, never a claim of certainty.

The network

Every scan makes it stronger

Each card gets a permanent holo fingerprint. As vendors and collectors scan, Foilproof builds an identity record that follows a card across slabs, graders, and crack-outs.

That cross-vendor history is what catches the fraud no single grader can see — and it grows with every scan.