Transfer Market
Transfers in Nifty are buyer-led. There is no “Buy now” button. If you want a player, you make an offer and the seller responds.
How the market works
The market shows listed players — both treasury-owned cards and peer-to-peer listings, side by side. Cards that aren’t listed don’t appear.
Every listed card has:
- A guide price — an advisory valuation, not a fixed sale price.
- A listing owner (treasury or another manager).
Making an offer
- Find a player on the market.
- Send a NIFTY offer.
- Wait for a response.
- Treasury players respond instantly. Offers at or above the guide price usually clear. Below it, they’re usually rejected — with a small chance of a surprise accept.
- Peer-to-peer players respond on the seller’s schedule. They can accept, reject, or counter.
If you’re countered, the negotiation continues in your inbox.
Selling
List your player at a price and offers land in your inbox. Accept the best one, counter, or hold.
Payment
All players are priced in NIFTY. When the sale settles:
- Peer-to-peer sales clear in USDC on-chain (NIFTY converted at base rate at point of sale).
- Treasury sales use your NIFTY balance first, then top up from your USDC wallet if you’re short.
- A 5% platform commission is taken on peer-to-peer sales.
See NIFTY & Packs for how the currency works.
Tips
- Guide price is a reference, not a floor. Offers above it usually clear; offers well below it usually don’t.
- A weak offer isn’t rude — just expect a rejection.
- Holding real NIFTY (earned or bought in packs) is worth more per unit than converting USDC at the point of sale.
Free agents and released players
When a contract isn’t renewed, the player is released back to treasury. Released players don’t automatically reappear on the market — treasury decides whether and when to relist them.