# List & Sell a Card

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### 1. Which Cards Can Be Sold

* Only **fully owned cards** can be sold.
* **Freecards** and **Sprint Cards (rentable cards)** **cannot be sold**.
* Cards **currently in your lineup** can be listed for sale.

> Make sure the card is truly yours before listing it. Ownership is verified on the blockchain.

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### 2. Setting the Price

* As a manager, you **decide the initial value** of your card when listing.
* By default, the average market value is proposed.
* Potential buyers can make offers, but **offers cannot be less than 50% of the current market value**.
* Buyers can make several auctions.
* You, as the owner, **choose which offer to accept**.

> Example: If your card’s market value is $10, buyers can only offer $5 or $50.

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### 3. Listing Rules

* A listed card remains **available for sale for 2 days**.
* After the sale period ends, the owner has **2 additional days to accept an offer**.
* **Canceling a Sale:** You can cancel the listing anytime **as long as you still own the card**.

> Only the **winning offer results in payment capture**. Other offers do not result in automatic charges.

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### 4. Fees

* Each successful sale includes a **payment fee**.
* Fee is applied **only on the final accepted transaction**.

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### 5. Step-by-Step: List a Card

1. Go to **My Cards** in your team dashboard.
2. Select the card you want to sell (fully owned and eligible).
3. Click **“List for Sale”**.
4. Set your **expected price**.
5. Confirm the listing → Card is now on the marketplace.
6. Wait for offers → You can review all bids and **accept the one you prefer**.
7. Once accepted, payment is processed (minus payment fee).

> ℹ️ Payment fees may vary depending on the payment method, type of card, operator, and buyer’s country.

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### 6. Tips for Selling Cards

* **Monitor market trends:** Check the average value of similar cards before setting your price.
* **Use auctions strategically:** Listing during high-demand periods can increase offers.
* **Communicate with potential buyers:** Use in-game messages to highlight perks of the card.
* **Act fast:** Cards are only listed for 2 days; don’t miss opportunities to accept offers.

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### 7. Example Card Listing

| Attribute                      | Details                                    |
| ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------ |
| Athlete                        | LUCIOVELLUTINO                             |
| Activity                       | Mountain Biking                            |
| Field                          | Extreme Sports                             |
| Force / Experience             | 72 / 4                                     |
| Card Number                    | 175 / 1500                                 |
| Season                         | 2024-2025                                  |
| Card ID                        | 10175                                      |
| Initial Price                  | $13.14                                     |
| Auction End                    | 22h 14s remaining                          |
| Remaining Time to Accept Offer | 1d 22h 14s                                 |
| Manager Contact                | @Zeus                                      |
| Contract Address               | 0xb7518b4cd2348b85b04bfa9febde18d8b063593c |

> Buyers can make offers within 50%+ of market value. Payment occurs only if you accept the winning offer.

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### 8. Summary

Listing and selling cards in Peaxel allows you to **trade, earn, and optimize your team**. Remember:

* Only fully owned cards are sellable
* Freecards and Sprint Cards cannot be sold
* You control the price and which offer to accept
* Marketplace availability: 2 days listing + 2 days to accept offers
* 5% payment fee applies on the final transaction
* Cancel anytime before sale completion

> Selling strategically is a **key part of managing your Peaxel team** and growing in the leagues!


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