AtomicHub vs Rarible

How AtomicHub vs Rarible compare on our ratings, nft marketplace specs, funding, pros and cons.

VS
Rarible3.5/5
Feature
Ratings
Our score3.8/53.5/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Fees3.53.5
Selection3.54.0
Ease of use4.03.5
Creator tools4.03.5
Trust & safety4.03.0
Specs
KYC requiredNot disclosed No
ChainsPolygon, Avalanche, OtherEthereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Solana, Other
Marketplace feeNot disclosed2%
Creator royaltiesEnforcedNot disclosed
FocusGaming, Collectibles, ArtArt, Collectibles
Launchpad YesNot disclosed
Aggregates other marketsNot disclosed Yes
TokenNot disclosedRARI
Zero marketplace feeNot disclosed No
Points or rewards programNot disclosed Yes
Company
Founded—2018
HeadquartersGermanyUnited States
InvestorsNot disclosed01 Advisors, 6th Man Ventures, CoinFund, Venrock +3
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Over 63 million completed secondary sales across 141K collections
  • Direct support for major gaming ecosystems including WAX, Polygon, and Immutable
  • Self-custodial trading without centralized asset custody requirements
  • Integrated creator suite for collection minting and royalty configuration
  • No mandatory KYC requirements to trade or mint
  • Competitive 1.5% marketplace fee on Solana trades
  • Aggregates graded physical collectibles alongside digital NFTs
  • Non-custodial architecture keeps assets in user wallets until sale
Cons
  • Smart contract dependency when bridging assets across distinct networks
  • Secondary trading for niche gaming collections can experience low market liquidity
  • Trading activity remains concentrated primarily on WAX-compatible gaming collections
  • RARI Chain ceased operations in June 2026
  • Vulnerability in April 2022 required emergency patching to prevent wallet takeovers
  • Standard 2% marketplace fee on Ethereum, Base, and Polygon
  • Illiquid secondary markets common to niche NFT collections
Best forWAX blockchain gaming collectors, Digital trading card enthusiasts, Creators launching multi-chain dropsMultichain digital art collectors, Physical graded card enthusiasts, Traders using self-custody Web3 wallets

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