The PSG Silver Card was launched in April 2025 in cooperation with Matchain. A maximum of 70 NFTs were made available and offered for 17 BNB (~10k USD) each on Rarible's marketplace. Each Silver Card contains a mystery box, including 1) an exclusive experience; 2) a rare PSG digital collectible; 3) an exclusive PSG x Jordan Wings kit; 4) access to a private global PSG community; 5) a personalized concierge service to the day of the experience. The first NFT was minted by Chiliz CEO Alex Dreyfus, which was then cross-minted on Chiliz Chain.

Starting from January 2025, PSG launched a matchday collection for season 24-25. The club published artworks for its UEFA Champions League home matches against Manchester City, Stade Brest, Liverpool FC, Aston Villa and Arsenal FC, and also for the final against Inter. All NFTs are claimable for free on the club's own platform Concorde. The collectibles display uniquely designed matchday posters in a picture frame. It is PSG's second season with a matchday collection, after the club already published one in 23-24 together with Crypto.com.

Starting from January 2025, PSG started to drop a series of collectibles on their platform Concorde. The collectibles include a collaboration with the Jordan brand, a celebration of the San Antonio Spurs playing in Paris, a celebration of the Lunar New Year by artist Jay Chou, a reward for participating in the LFC pre-match quiz on Discord, a memory ticket for the away fans traveling to Liverpool, commemorative NFTs for the away matches against Aston Villa and Arsenal, and celebratory NFTs for winning Ligue 1 and the Champions League. The 'Champions of 24-25' NFT is the first collectible on Concorde minted on Chiliz Chain, the platform has previously exclusively utilized Base.

In October 2024, PSG launched the 'So British' collection as part of the match against Arsenal in the Champions League. It was the second drop on PSG's collectible platform Concorde. The collection was intended to highlight PSG's presence in the UK. It included a collectible for PSG's London Supporter's club and a collectible for the PSG London Store that were both free to mint. It also included a collectible for 3000 away fans that made the trip to London to support PSG against Arsenal.

The first collectibles that were released on Concorde commemorated the 23-24 season. The club published five collectibles: '51 trophies' (a celebration of all trophies won by PSG), 'Marquinhos 436 matches' (to honor Marquinhos reaching the most caps for PSG), 'Champions League 23-24' (UCL highlights of 23-24), 'Trophée des Champions 23-24' (trophy display of national supercup) and 'Trophée Ligue 1 23-24' (trophy display of league title). All of these NFTs were free to mint.

In July 2024, PSG launched its own web3 collectibles platform 'Concorde'. The platform offers fans the chance to claim digital collectibles, that are based on different PSG-related events and collaborations. Fans can log into the platform via PSG's website, the Concorde Pass is the first collectible that fans will receive after registering.

In May 2024, the NFT collection Loaded Lions launched a cooperation with Paris Saint-Germain on Crypto.com. The 'Ligue of Lions' collection contains a total of 14,000 NFTs, featuring 58 different variations of 16 lions across the five rarity tiers 'Divisional,' 'Departmental,' 'Regional,' 'National,' and 'Ligue' as the highest tier. A total of 10,000 Lion NFTs were airdropped to Mane Netizens, one for each Loaded Lion NFT. Another 4,000 Ligue of Lions NFTs were sold to the public in two packs, (1) 1000 'Solo' packs were sold for 6 USD with 1 NFT each, (2) 600 'Squad' packs were sold for 25 USD each with 5 NFTs each. Rocketfan estimates that the sale sold out, earning 21k USD.

In November 2023, PSG launched its fifth joint NFT collection together with Crypto.com. It was a collaboration with fashion label Blvck Paris. The NFTs are available in three different rarity tiers 'Standard' (90%), 'Premium' (9%) and 'Exclusive' (1%). The NFTs were available to purchase on Crypto.com from 15th to 20th November 2023. Rocketfan estimates that 542 of the 1000 available NFTs in the sale were sold for a price of 50 USD each, earning a total of 27.1k USD. Among other benefits, it offered collectors a chance to gain early access to the physical collaboration of PSG and Blvck Paris at a discounted price.

The PSG Matchday Collection is the fourth joint collection between PSG and Crypto.com. It was launched in September 2023 and features seven different algorithmically generated posters. The designs resemble the Eiffel Tower and give visual clues to PSG opponent's on that matchday. The NFTs were free to mint during season 23-24 and featured home matches against Lens, Marseille, Lille, Lyon, Monaco, Rennes and Toulouse.

PSG's third joint NFT collection together with Crypto.com was launched in May 2023. It was designed by artist Abstrk to celebrate the expansion of Formula 1 in Miami. It was distributed as an airdrop to holders of previous PSG collections on Crypto.com. As a reward, selected holders of the NFT attended an exclusive event hosted by PSG.

At the start of the 22-23 season, Socios asked Paris Saint-Germain Fan Token holders to submit their designs for five official match pennants. The pennants were then selected by fan token holders to be used in PSG's Ligue 1 matches from October 2022 to April 2023. The five match pennants were turned into five digital collectibles after that, a total of 100 NFTs per pennant were distributed to PSG fan token holders.

PSG launched its second joint NFT collection with Crypto.com in October 2022. It was a collaboration with Clown Skateboards, the NFTs itself display a video of a flipped skateboard with the Eiffel Tower and a skatepark emerging from it. The NFTs were sold from 20th to 24th October 2022 on Crypto.com's NFT marketplace for a price of 277 USD per NFT. Rocketfan estimates that 119 NFTs of the 220 available in the sale were sold, earning an estimated amount of 33k USD.

Tiger Champs was the first joint NFT collection of PSG and Crypto.com and aims to celebrate the 10th championship of PSG. The collection items were designed by Jay Chou and display algorithmically generated Tiger NFTs. Rocketfan estimates that 814 of 9,980 NFTs available in the primary sale on CDC were sold, earning a total of 407k USD. Another 1,499 NFTs were distributed as a mint bonus to minters of the collection. Regarding rarity tiers, 80.2% were 'basic', 19.7% were 'premium' and 0.1% were 'legendary'. Of the original supply of 10,000 NFTs, 7,500 NFTs were burned after the primary sale didn't sell out.

PSG's third NFT collection was launched alongside their summer 2022 preseason campaign in Japan, to commemorate the club's first visit to Japan in 27 years. The collection included not only commemorative NFTs, but also premium NFT tickets to special occasions. Rocketfan estimates that a total of 47 commemorative NFTs were sold, earning 8k USD, and a total of 13 premium tickets for VIP experiences were sold, earning 223k USD.

PSG's second NFT collection was commemorating Lionel Messi's seventh win of the Ballon d'Or. The 1-of-1 edition consisted of an exclusive video NFT, showcasing Messi's arrival in Paris, his first steps as a Rouge & Bleu, his first goal in the Parc des Princes and his pathway to his seventh Ballon d'Or. It was auctioned in May 2022 for an undisclosed sum. The NFT also included a 1-night stay in Paris and an exclusive experience up close with the Paris Saint-Germain players.

Paris Saint-Germain's first NFT collection was a collaboration with Parisian artist Ludo. His crypto creations 'Lucky Buddys' are rare NFT figurines beckoning luck, love, and moons of joy to its owner's life. A total of five different NFT designs were released with a figurine in different settings accompanied by a PSG logo. Rocketfan estimates that seven NFTs were sold on OpenSea for a total price of 5.3 ETH (~16.7k USD).