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Trade Pokémon cards

Got doubles? Chasing one card? List what you have, say what you're after, and get matched with collectors who have it — by post, or with someone near you.

How it works

  1. 1List it

    Say what you have and what you'd take for it. No prices — a want can be a thing, a category, or “open to offers”.

  2. 2Get matched

    Dot looks for people who have what you want and want what you have, and tells you who they are.

  3. 3Swap

    Agree a trade, send your side by the date, and press your dot when theirs arrives. Two dots and it's on both your records.

Matching that knows Pokémon

Write “Charizard”, “pkmn”, “Pokémon TCG” or “base set” — the board understands they're all Pokémon cards. If you want a Charizard, you're matched with Charizards, not every card on the board.

Post it or meet up

Trade by post with a tracking number, or mark a listing local pickup only and swap in person. Either way there's a send-by date, and both of you press your dot when the trade is done.

What keeps a trade safe

Be the first

Nothing listed here yet. Post yours and say what you want for it — the matches come to you.

Questions

Can I trade one card for several?

Yes. An offer can put in up to six of your listings at once, or describe what you're offering in words.

Can I trade cards for an NFT?

Yes. Any listing can be traded for any other — cards for cards, cards for an NFT, or an NFT for cards.

How do I know a trader is reliable?

Every trader has a record: dots from finished trades, who vouched for them, and any no-shows. It's on their profile and on every listing.

Ready to swap?

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