Digitoys iOS App: Blind-Box Collectibles Explained

What is the Digitoys iOS app and what does it do?

The Digitoys iOS app is the brand's first iPhone app for buying and collecting blind-box digital toys. It launched in July 2026 from OnChain Studios, Inc. and lets users open boxes containing animated toys, stickers and characters, then organize and display their collections. Each box holds one random collectible, and the app supports in-app purchases.

The App Store listing identifies the app as free with in-app purchases and says it is designed for iPad as well. Digitoys has been described as a blockchain-based platform where digital toys are associated with NFTs and verifiable ownership, though the available sources do not confirm the chain, transaction fees, or whether every purchase is represented as an NFT. The app is also described as a successor or rebrand of Cryptoys.

What can you buy in the Digitoys app and how much does it cost?

Digitoys sells blind-box digital toys across several collections, plus single stickers and sticker packs. The catalog splits into two tiers: a premium Hero line at $39.99 and an entry Adventurer line priced under $10. Confirmed prices also include $4.99 for a single Quirkies sticker and sticker packs from $21.99 to $99.99. Prices vary by country, currency, tax and storefront.

The table below summarizes confirmed products and prices from official listings. Note that the App Store figures for Claynosaurz and some Quirkies items are localized Denmark prices in kroner, not proof of U.S. pricing.

The Digitoys website and the Mickey and Friends collection page are the primary sources for these listings. Availability changes by character and date, so check the current storefront before buying.

What characters and brands are in Digitoys blind boxes?

Digitoys offers original characters and licensed collections. Confirmed brands include Quirkies, Claynosaurz, Zoo-F-O Escape, Star Wars, and Disney's Mickey and Friends. The Mickey and Friends Volume I set is described as having 15 limited-edition digital toys and a special Rare Blister Pack. Volume II includes Donald Duck and other characters.

The original IP includes characters such as Comet, Elfy and Juno, according to a secondary article. Licensed partnerships add Disney's Mickey and Friends and Mattel's Masters of the Universe. The available sources do not confirm every character in each set, and some Volume II items are marked "Coming Soon" rather than released. For a broader look at the blind-box format, see our guide to blind-box collectibles and our breakdown of the Disney mystery box format.

How do Digitoys blind-box odds and rarities work?

Digitoys uses a blind-box format: you buy a box without knowing which collectible is inside, and the item is revealed after opening. The platform reportedly uses seven rarity levels, from Common to Ultra Grail, but the exact complete rarity table and the probability of each outcome are not confirmed in the available sources.

That gap matters. When odds are not published, you are trusting the seller's word rather than a verifiable record. Reputable operators publish the probability of each outcome and let you confirm results were not manipulated. No cited source verifies the odds of receiving each rarity, tier or character in Digitoys. If odds are important to you, read our explainer on how mystery box odds work and what provably fair means before spending.

Can you trade or resell Digitoys collectibles?

Digitoys is described as supporting ownership and trading, but the available evidence does not confirm the exact iOS workflow, marketplace support or fees. It is also not verified that every collectible bought through the iOS app can be withdrawn, transferred or traded independently of Digitoys.

Some products are explicitly limited edition, including the 15 Mickey and Friends digital toys. "Limited" should not be assumed for every collection. The cited page marks Mickey and Friends Volume I sold out, but it does not explain whether secondary-market purchases remain available. No reliable cited source verifies current resale prices, liquidity or guaranteed appreciation. Treat any resale value claims with caution, and see our notes on whether mystery box sites are legit.

Is the Digitoys app free and what should you check before buying?

The Digitoys app is free to download and uses in-app purchases. Before buying, check the final App Store or website checkout total because prices vary by country, currency, tax and storefront. Also confirm which collection and volume you are buying, since some items are marked "Coming Soon" and others are sold out.

The App Store listing says the app is designed for iPad as well, but macOS compatibility is not verified. A third-party article mentions AR features, but the official App Store excerpt does not establish which products support augmented reality or whether AR is available on every compatible device. For more on digital collectibles, see Appshunter's digital collectibles topic and egamers.io's coverage of the iOS launch.

How does TroveDrops handle blind-box drops and fairness?

TroveDrops is play-for-fun: you open boxes with free virtual coins, with no real money and no real prizes. Every Blind Box Drop shows the item pool and the published chance for each reward before you open, and you can confirm each result on the provably-fair verification page. Browse boxes and odds to compare drops. Items can be traded in for virtual coins, but nothing ships and nothing can be sold back.

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