> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.exclusivo.one/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Selling

> Listing, delisting, selling in bulk, and what actually lands in your wallet.

## Listing

Open something you own and list it. **The price you set is the price you
receive** — fees and royalties go on top and the buyer pays them.

<Tabs>
  <Tab title="Solana">
    Your NFT moves into escrow while it's listed. You can take it back any time
    before it sells.
  </Tab>

  <Tab title="EVM">
    You sign an order and your NFT **stays in your wallet**. You're granting
    permission to buy it, not handing it over.
  </Tab>
</Tabs>

## Delisting

<Warning>
  **On EVM, delisting has to happen on-chain.**

  A signed order can be filled by anyone who has a copy until it's cancelled or
  expires. Removing it from the page only hides it — if the cancel transaction
  fails, someone can still buy at your old price.

  Watch the delist transaction actually confirm.
</Warning>

On Solana, delisting brings your NFT back from escrow. We check the escrow still
holds it before releasing, so something that already sold can't be reclaimed.

## Selling several at once

Select multiple NFTs from your wallet page and list them in one go. You don't
have to do them one at a time.

## Who's allowed to sell what

The wallet that owns an NFT is the wallet that can list it, delist it or accept
an offer on it, proved by signature.

Linking wallets to one profile doesn't change that — see
[Linking wallets](/exc/wallet/linking). Which is the right way round: otherwise
one compromised wallet would put everything you own at risk.

## Who's shown as the owner

The person who actually controls it. While something is listed on Solana, that's
**you**, not the escrow wallet holding it — a page telling a seller the platform
owns their NFT would be alarming and wrong.

## Royalties

Creator royalties are paid on EXC listings.

If a collection's parent record shows `0`, that doesn't necessarily mean it's
royalty-free — zero on the parent is often just a field nobody filled in. What
gets paid is read from the token itself.

## Getting paid

Proceeds land in your wallet when the sale settles. On Solana that happens in
the same transaction as the sale — nothing sits waiting for a second step.

## If a sale doesn't show in your activity

Sales get recorded through a few different routes depending on how they
happened, and occasionally one doesn't make it into the feed. The on-chain
transfer is what's true. If the NFT moved and you were paid, the sale happened —
tell us and we'll sort out the record.