Snkrdunk in Singapore and worldwide: how buying works
Snkrdunk is a Japanese marketplace for trading cards, sneakers and streetwear, and it sells to buyers outside Japan, including Singapore. Items are checked at its authentication centres, which it runs in Japan and Singapore, before they are shipped to you.
Its prices are also the reference point for the Japanese card market. We price our PSA slabs against the live Snkrdunk market, and our Japanese market prices page tracks the same cards in yen.
How Snkrdunk works for buyers in Singapore and abroad
- You buy from individual sellers and shops through Snkrdunk's English site or app. Sellers set their own prices, so one card can have several asks.
- Items go to an authentication centre before shipping. Sellers in Japan send to the Japanese centre, and sellers elsewhere to the Singapore one.
Snkrdunk shipping to Singapore and other countries
Snkrdunk ships internationally, and items that sellers outside Japan send go through its Singapore centre. Shipping fees, taxes and delivery options depend on your country and change over time, so treat the checkout as the final word. Snkrdunk's help centre lists the current terms, and it has run shipping offers for Singapore buyers.
Snkrdunk Pokémon cards: what you can find
Snkrdunk lists PSA-graded slabs, raw singles and sealed product for Pokémon, One Piece and other Japanese card games. Graded Japanese Pokémon cards are among its most traded listings, which is why its recent sales make a useful market reference. Sealed boxes are listed by individual sellers, so check the photos and condition notes as you would anywhere else.
Is Snkrdunk legit?
Snkrdunk is a large, established Japanese marketplace. It authenticates items at its own centres before they reach the buyer, which is what separates it from buying directly off an unknown seller. As with any marketplace, read the listing, check the condition notes, and compare the ask with recent sales.
Snkrdunk prices: asks vs recent sales
A card's listing shows asks from sellers and its recent sales. The recent sales tell you the market level, while a single ask can sit far above it, especially on thinly traded cards. For Japanese PSA 10 Pokémon and One Piece cards, our market page shows recent Japanese prices and 7-day moves side by side.
Snkrdunk or a Japan-based card shop?
| Snkrdunk | Japan-based shop (Bandar TCG) | |
|---|---|---|
| What you buy from | Many independent sellers | One seller |
| Price | Each seller's ask | PSA slabs at the live Japanese market ask, boxes at a listed yen price |
| Sealed booster boxes | Listed by sellers | From Japanese distributors, factory shrink |
| Mixed orders | Depends on the sellers involved | Boxes and slabs ship together in one parcel |
| Payment | At Snkrdunk checkout | One JPY total, by Wise or bank transfer |
| Import tax | Depends on your country | Included at checkout for the US; elsewhere charged on delivery |
Snkrdunk Pokémon cards: 3 steps to a good buy
- Look up the card's recent sales, not just the lowest ask, on Snkrdunk or on our market page.
- Add shipping and any import tax to the ask before you compare it with other sellers.
- Compare with a Japan-based shop: see our Japanese PSA 10 slabs and Japanese booster boxes.
Bandar TCG is an independent store and is not affiliated with Snkrdunk.