There are 2 sides to trading Cards. Listing an unwanted Card for Trade, and initiating a Trade. Cards are listed for Trade by one Fan with the Card they want in exchange. If another Fan has the Card they want, they can accept and complete the Trade. The Fan who listed the Card will lose the listed Card but receive the Card they wanted in return, and the opposite will happen for the Fan completing the Trade – they will lose the Card that was wanted but receive the Card listed in exchange. Read on for more details about each sequence.

Listing A Card For Trade

Once you own at least 1 of a Card, you can list it for Trade to other Fans. You might want to do this is you don’t want to own that particular Card or you want to get rid of duplicates.

From the Card’s single page, you’ll see a button labelled ‘List This Card For Sale or Trade’. Click the button to open a new modal.

You can enter a Listing Description in the provided field. You might want to let other users know here why you’re trading away the Card.

Below this is a dropdown selection field where you should select whether you want to list the Card for sale or trade. The default selection is for sale, so switch it to Trade.

A new field will appear called ‘Card Accepted For Trade’. You can search for and select the Card you want in return, but note that you can only select a Card of the same type. For example, if you’re listing a Red Card for Sale, you will only be able to trade it for another Red Card.

Once you’ve filled in all the fields, click the Submit button to list the Card.

You’ll be redirected to the single Card Listing page.

This page will have basic details about the listing and includes the following elements:

Card Image – This is the main image of the Card that is being listed for trade.

Card Title – This is the title of the Card being listed for trade.

Listing Description – This is the Listing Description, usually detailing why the user is trading away the Card.

Delete Listing Button – If you’re the author of the listing, you’ll be able to delete the listing directly from the page using this button. This will also delist the Card so it no longer shows for trade on the Card Listings page.

Trading For – This shows the Card that the lister will accept as a trade for the Card being listed.

Trader – This shows who is trading away the Card, with their avatar and name shown, linking to their profile.

Listing ID – This is a unique ID and should be used as a reference when contacting an Admin relating to this particular listing.

You can view all your Card Listing posts from your Dashboard or, to view all active Listings by all users, go to the main Card Listings page.

Use the Sale or Trade filter and select Trade to only show Cards listed for Trade.

Once the trade is completed by another Fan, you will receive both an email with details of the trade and an on-site notification with a link to the original Listing.

Completing A Card Trade

To trade Cards with other Fans, you’ll need to head to the Card Listings page.

Here you’ll see a listing of Cards that other Fans have put up for sale or trade. Let’s break down the elements:

Listing ID – This is the unique ID of the Listing and should be referred to whenever contacting an Admin about any issues relating to this Listing.

Card Listed – This shows the Card that is being listed for Sale or Trade. As well as the Card image and title linking to the Card’s single page, below them you’ll see the Card Type. If the Card is a color variant the border around the image will be in the corresponding color.

Seller/Trader – This shows who the Card was listed by, with their avatar and name shown, linking to their profile.

Listing Price – This shows the Listing Price (asking price) for the Card, only if the Listing type is set as for Sale. If the listing is set as For Trade, ‘NA’ will show instead of a value.

Trade Accepted? – If the Listing was set as For Trade, then the Card they want in exchange for the one they’re listing will be shown here. As with the Card Listed section, it will show the Card image and title linking to the Card’s single page, and then below, the Card Type. If the Card is a color variant the border around the image will be in the corresponding color. If the Card is listed as For Sale, then ‘No Trades Accepted’ will be seen here instead.

Date/Time – This shows the date and time that the Listing was initially posted.

To jump to a single Listing page, click the ‘VIEW’ button underneath any Listing ID.

If you’re not the person who listed the Card, then you will see a Trade Card button in the sidebar beneath the Listing ID:

Click this to open a modal. If you don’t own the Card the lister wants in exchange for the listed Card, then you’ll see the following notification:

If you do own the wanted Card, then you’ll see a different modal with a confirmation message asking you to confirm that you want to initiate the trade.

There will be a box below this to add a note to the user who listed the Card.

Once you’ve entered your message, click the Trade Card button to complete the trade.

You can view all your completed Trades with other Fans from your My Card Trades page:

Click the View button to jump to the single Card Trade page.

This page will have basic details about the trade and includes the following elements:

Card Image – This shows the main image of the Card. A red ‘TRADED’ stamp will be shown over the image to reflect its traded status.

Card Title – This is the title of the Card that was traded with another Fan.

Traded For: This is the Card that was traded in exchange for the listed Card.

Traded By: This shows who the trade was completed by, with their avatar and name shown, linking to their profile.

Traded With: This shows who the Card was traded with, with their avatar and name shown, linking to their profile.

Traded On: This shows the date and time the Card was traded.

Trade ID: This is a unique ID number and should be used as a reference when contacting an Admin relating to this particular trade.

View Listing Button: This button will take you to the original Card Listing post. As well as the Card now showing a ‘Traded’ stamp over the main image, there will be a new section below the Listing ID:

Card Traded Message: A message will display in red saying ‘This Card Has Now Been Traded’.

Traded With: This shows who the trade was completed by, with their avatar and name shown, linking to their profile.

Trade ID: This is a unique ID number and should be used as a reference when contacting an Admin relating to this particular trade.

View Trade Details Button: This button will take you to the original Card Trade post.