Which destination did you discover?

For this prototype, Mexico demonstrates the flow. The production app will validate the serial against the selected collection in a secure database.

Deleting your profile removes your name, email, phone number, country and passport photo, and signs you out. Card serials you have registered stay registered and cannot be registered again.

Account profile and passport registrations use the app server. Password reset email and production deployment still need to be configured.

Find keys in the Stripe Dashboard → Developers → API keys (switch the Test mode toggle for test keys). A webhook lets Stripe confirm payments even if the buyer closes the tab: in Stripe → Developers → Webhooks, add the endpoint shown above for the event checkout.session.completed, then paste its signing secret here.

Every product sells real serials from the Serial Inventory. A random pack contains a set number of cards from one destination; a single card is one specific card design. "Available" is counted from in-stock serials, minus those held for paid orders still being packed. Price is per pack or card. Image is a file in the assets folder, e.g. assets/Darios_World_Tour_Mexico_01_Chichen_Itza.png. Unticked products are hidden from the shop.

Only orders Stripe has confirmed as paid appear here. When packing, type or scan the serial number of every card going into the box (one per line) and press Save serials; an order can be marked shipped once all its serials are entered. Marking an order refunded only records it (issue the refund itself in the Stripe Dashboard); if it had not shipped, its serials go back into stock.

A destination is the geographic location and globe marker. Card designs are assigned to destinations; serial numbers belong to individual card designs.

Each destination receives one globe marker. Enter the destination name and its latitude and longitude. Parent-country links are not required. Use a unique code such as JP, CA-AB, or US-CA.

These coordinates control the country-level marker only. Mexico is initially positioned using the spreadsheet’s broad “Mexican Cuisine” coordinate as a provisional center; this is not a separate country coordinate supplied by the spreadsheet and can be edited here.

Manage card names, artwork, highlights, rarity, and serial ranges here. Globe coordinates belong to the destination, not the card design.

In stock = not sold, not registered, not retired. Held = needed by paid shop orders that are not packed yet (packs can use any card from their destination). Sold = packed into a shop order.

Each serial number identifies one physical copy of a card design. Existing registrations and serial validation are preserved.