Proposing a trade

Trades let you exchange cards with another member. You build a proposal of what you offer and what you want in return.

• The cards they want from you are suggested first from their wishlist.
• Add more from your collection with search and filters — you can offer one card, or up to three if the listing allows a multi-card trade. Each offered row is labelled Listed card (already on a trade listing) or Collection card. A card with an active listing appears only as a listing, never twice. Then send the proposal. After you send a new proposal you land on a confirmation; View trade is the next step. A counter stays on the trade page.
• If the trade includes a cash top-up, that payment is the real money in the deal. What you originally paid for your cards is shown only to you, in your account currency.
• When the other collector marks their cards as shipped, you get a notification and a message so you know to expect a parcel. Confirm receipt from Buy orders.
• Both of you need a delivery address (Account → Addresses) before you can send or accept — each of you receives a card.
• The other member can accept, decline, or counter. Accept, reject, and cancel ask you to confirm first — they are not one-tap.
• Trade actions sit in the sticky bar at the bottom: one main action, plus More for the rest.
• A trade that is completed outside the platform can be marked as such to keep your records tidy.
• If the card you received has a problem, leave a low rating and open an item claim on that card. The other parcel stays as it is.
• The moment both of you accept, those cards leave the public marketplace. They no longer count as listed for trade in your collection, even if cash still needs to be paid.