🟢 Offers on Zoide just became a real deal — not a handshake.
Until now, accepting an offer was only half the story. You'd accept, and then you still had to list the ordinal yourself, at the right price, and hope the buyer showed up. Two people coordinating by hand over something they'd already agreed on.
That's gone. Accepting an offer is the transaction now.
Here's what happens the moment you accept:
→ The ordinal is listed automatically at the price you agreed. No manual step, no wrong price, no forgetting.
→ It's reserved for the buyer who made the offer. While reserved, it doesn't show up in the market listings — so the deal you just agreed to doesn't turn into someone else's bargain.
→ The buyer completes with one click from their Offers page. Notified instantly, done in seconds.
You sign once. After that, you don't have to do anything at all.
And here's the part we care about most: the market never takes custody of your ordinal.
Not for a second. When you accept, the ordinal moves into a lock that can only be opened one way — by paying you exactly what was agreed. We can't move it, we can't redirect it, we can't hold it. And you can cancel that listing whenever you want and take it straight back.
That's not a promise about our good intentions. It's how the contract works.
Two details worth knowing before you use it:
The offer amount is what the seller receives. Fees and royalties are paid by the buyer on top — same as any listing on Zoide. When you accept, you see exactly what lands in your wallet.
The reservation isn't forever. The buyer has a window to complete. After that, the item goes back to the open market like any other listing.
Negotiating a price shouldn't be harder than buying at one.