A deal between two wallets
Person to person.
Pick the NFTs and ETH on both sides. No bot inventory and no hidden markup on the items.
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Self-custodial · Robinhood Chain
TRADE NFTs LIKE YOUTRADE SKINS.
Person-to-person NFT trades. No bot inventory. Two offer styles.
ETA TRADELIVE
You offer4 items
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You receive4 items
Review offer
Build an offer, send the link. They accept — or send a counter. In wallet swaps on accept.
Start tradingetatrade
Built for the trade.
Cut the middleman. Keep control.
Default offers keep NFTs in your wallet until accept. Escrow is only when a collection will not allow that send.
Keep your NFTs close
In wallet by default.
Most offers leave NFTs with you until accept. Use Escrow only when a collection blocks that send. ETH attached to an offer is held until settlement or cancel.
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Room for the whole trade
Eight slots. Each side.
Browse both inventories, build your offer, and share the link. Your trading partner can also find it in Activity.
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Built on Robinhood Chain
Agreed. Signed. Swapped.
Approve what you send, share the link, and let the other wallet accept or counter. In wallet settles on accept. Escrow holds deposits until the swap.
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How a trade works
Same idea as a Steam offer: put up what you give, ask for what you want, wait for accept — or a counter.
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Connect
Open Trade and connect the wallet that holds the NFTs you want to offer.
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Build the offer
Put your items on top, theirs underneath. Add ETH if the deal needs it.
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Send
Confirm in your EVM wallet. You get a shareable /trade/… link — send that to them. They also see a red badge on Activity.
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Accept or counter
They open the link or Activity. They can accept, or Change offer and send a counter — that closes your original link. In wallet settles in one accept; Escrow deposits first, then swaps.
Why two styles
In wallet first. Escrow when a collection blocks the send.
Standard NFTs move with a plain wallet send. There is no sale price on that send, so there is no built-in creator fee. Marketplaces like OpenSea keep fees in the path by letting collections allow only approved marketplace contracts to move the token after you approve them.
In wallet uses etatrade as that mover at accept. If the collection is not open to that, the transfer fails. Escrow does not ask the collection to treat etatrade as an approved marketplace. You send your NFTs in yourself, they do the same on accept, then escrow swaps both sides. Cancel and get yours back if they never accept.
Use Escrow when In wallet cannot complete. It is a hold-then-swap for blocked collections, not a marketplace listing and not a way around creator or marketplace rules.
In wallet
NFTs stay with you until they accept. Start here for collections that allow a direct swap.
Escrow
You deposit now. They deposit on accept. Then both sides swap. Use this if the collection blocks In wallet.
More detail is in the whitepaper.
Questions
Ready when you are
Connect a wallet, load inventories, and send the first offer.
Open the trade board