DYLI Launches Code Market for Trading Unused Redemption Codes

dyli_io has launched a Code Market, a new venue on its Abstract-based collectibles marketplace where collectors can buy and sell spare redemption codes they do not intend to use themselves.

The feature, announced on Nov. 5, 2026, extends DYLI's secondary trading beyond its existing catalog of cards, packs, slabs and toys. Where the marketplace's core listings are backed by physical items that buyers can keep vaulted or have shipped, the Code Market addresses a narrower problem: collectors who end up holding codes they have no plans to redeem.

Where it fits

DYLI positions itself as a marketplace for authentic physical collectibles, pairing a digital trading layer with real-world ownership. The platform has spent recent months widening its surface area — adding eBay buying with direct vaulting and fiat checkout in October 2026, opening a public commerce API in September, and rolling out a refreshed brand identity and pack-purchase experience.

The Code Market adds a trading route for a class of assets that previously sat idle in collector accounts. DYLI framed the launch around that gap, describing the feature as built for holders of spare codes.

What to watch for

DYLI has not disclosed details on which code types are eligible for listing, fee structure, or whether codes are escrowed or verified before sale. Those specifics will determine how much of the marketplace's existing pack-buying audience migrates onto the new venue.

For now, the Code Market is live, and collectors holding unredeemed codes have a second outlet beyond redemption.