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Trade NFTs across all eight chains. What makes a collection page here worth looking at is that it doesn’t only show EXC listings — asks from Magic Eden, Tensor and OpenSea are merged in, cheapest first, so the floor you see is the real one.

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How listings work

Different on each chain, and the difference matters.
On EVM, delisting means cancelling on-chain. A signed order can be filled by anyone holding it until it’s cancelled or expires — so if the delist transaction doesn’t go through, your listing is still live at your old price no matter what the page says.

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What you can do

Buy

One at a time, or sweep several across EXC, Magic Eden and Tensor at once.

Sell

Individually or in bulk.

Make offers

Bid on a whole collection or one specific NFT.

See everything

How the outside listings get in, and where they stop.

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Collection pages

You get the merged order book, live floor, how much is listed, attribute filters and sales history. Floor and supply come from the live merged book, not from a stored number. Stored collection records carry supply and floor figures that go stale quickly, so we don’t show them.

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Escrow, on Solana

Your NFT sits in a platform escrow wallet while it’s listed. You can take it back any time before it sells — we check the escrow still holds it before releasing, so a token that already sold can’t be reclaimed however the page got into that state. The escrow wallet and the platform treasury are the same address. If you’re watching it on an explorer, outbound SOL that looks unexplained is usually expired offers being refunded.

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Buying things listed elsewhere

Listings from Magic Eden and Tensor can be bought without leaving EXC. A 2% fee applies on top, and it’s already in the price you’re quoted. OpenSea listings show on EVM chains and can be filled the same way. → Aggregated listings

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Fees at a glance

→ Fees in full