Santos started a cooperation with Brazilian football manager game Futster in October 2022. Futster launched a total of 22,319 digital player cards, that could be used in-game. A part of them were cartoonish 3D versions of real football players of their four football partners Avai, ACG, Flamengo and Santos, while the remainder of the NFTs were fictional cards. The game sold packs of cards at different prices, with more expensive packs having higher chances to contain real (and higher rarity) players. There are six levels of rarities: 'Basic', 'Common', 'Uncommon', 'Rare', 'Epic' and 'Legendary'.

'Mundial 1962' is the second NFT collection of Santos FC. It was published in cooperation with web3 company Block4 to commemorate the 1962 Football World Cup. 40 different digital collectibles (called 'TiBS') in different quantities were available in the collection, including jerseys, tickets, packages, trophys and more. The NFTs could be viewed in 3D and they started to be sold on a third-party platform in May 2022.

'Santos FC Hat-Trick: Primeira' is Santos FC's first NFT collection. It was published in cooperation with web3 platform Binance, which is also FC Santos' official fan token partner. The total supply of the collection is 15,000 NFTs, 12,500 were available to purchase in the primary sale for a price of 4 SANTOS fan token each. Rocketfan estimates that just 2,116 NFTs (17% of the allocation) were sold in the primary sale in March 2022. The NFTs display jerseys of Santos FC depending on their rarity tiers. The 'normal' rarity tier shows a goalkeeper kit, the 'rare' tier shows a training kit, the 'super rare' tier shows the home and away kit and the 'super super rare' tier shows home and away kits with a player signature.