Brokerage
What is the Brokerage?
The Brokerage is the way Pokémon are bought and sold. It is a live marketplace for all players — once you list a Pokémon for sale, everyone will be able to see and purchase it.
You can access the broker from the PC terminal once you have reached Trainer Level 10.
Limitations
- You can only list Pokémon that are tradeable — starters and some legendaries cannot be listed
- Minimum listing price: ₽1,000
- Listing fee: 8% — this will not be refunded once sold or removed
- You cannot choose who buys your Pokémon
- You cannot refund or return a Pokémon once sold or purchased
Buying a Pokémon
Before you buy, you may want to filter the listings. You can filter by:
1. Species
Select a specific Pokémon species
2. Coloration
Filter by shiny variant
3. Nature
Filter by nature type
4. Level
Set min/max level range
5. Size
Set min/max size (0.5–2.0)
6. IVs & EVs
Filter by individual stat values
- Set your desired filters and press Search
- Browse the listings that match your criteria
- Press "More Info" to preview the full stat window before buying
- If satisfied, press "Buy for [x]$"
If successful, the Pokémon will appear in your PC/Terminal in the next available slot. Failed purchases may be due to insufficient funds or the listing being purchased while you were viewing.
Selling a Pokémon
- Place the Pokémon in the PC (if not already there)
- Click the wrench icon in the top right corner of the selected Pokémon box
- Click the "Sell" button (located next to the Nature section)
- Set the price you wish to list for (₽1,000 or higher)
- Acknowledge the 8% fee charge
- Check the acknowledgement box and press Sell
Managing Your Listings
- Remove listing: Press the "Remove" button on the far right of the row. The Pokémon returns to your PC, but the 8% fee is not refunded.
- Collect payment: Once sold, a "Take Money" button replaces the Remove button. Press it to collect your earnings — if you don't, the money remains in the brokerage.
Understanding the Market
The market is always moving. Here are the factors that impact a Pokémon's value:
| Factor | Impact on Value |
|---|---|
| Shiny Coloration | Multiple variations exist. Rarer species + rarer shinies = higher value. Values fluctuate with events and updates. |
| Species Rarity | Rarer species are worth more. Check the Wiki spawn rates to gauge rarity. |
| Availability | Rarity can change over time — events may increase supply, driving prices down. Reduced spawns increase demand. |
| Nature | The right nature is a big deal. Players will pay millions for their "perfect" Pokémon with the ideal nature. |
| IVs | High IVs in the right stats matter. 31 IVs in unused stats don't add much value. |
| EVs | Pre-trained EVs save time. The value-added isn't always much since any Pokémon can be EV-trained. |
| Size | Extreme sizes (near 0.5 or 2.0) are inherently rare. Some players pay a premium for collection purposes. |
| Level | Higher level = time saved. Especially valuable for anything over level 100. |
| Movepool | Vital if the Pokémon was evolved at the wrong time and missed key moves. Always check evolution levels vs available moves. |
| ID | Niche: low Pokémon IDs or milestones ("ID 1,000,000") can have collector value. |
Scam Awareness
The brokerage is an open market — everyone can see all listings. Some players may try to negotiate private trades via the brokerage. This is not the intended use.
If you list something intended for a specific person, there is no guarantee it won't be purchased by someone else. These are legitimate purchases and cannot be reversed.
- Be wary of people trying to sell overpriced worthless Pokémon
- Be wary of people pressuring you to sell valuable Pokémon for low prices
- If you suspect an illegitimate purchase (e.g. bought by an alt account), you can submit a ticket on Discord for investigation