Brokerage
What is the Brokerage?
The Brokerage is where Pokémon are bought and sold. It is a live marketplace for all players. Once you list a Pokémon for sale, everyone can see it and buy it.
You can access the broker from the PC terminal once you have reached Trainer Level 10.
Limitations
- Some Pokémon cannot be listed, such as the starters and the big legendaries.
- The minimum listing price is ₽1,000
- The listing fee is 8%. It is not refunded, whether the Pokémon sells or you remove it.
- 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 a min/max size, from 0.5 to 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
- To remove a listing, press the "Remove" button on the far right of its row. The Pokémon returns to your PC, but the 8% fee is not refunded.
- Once your Pokémon sells, a "Take Money" button replaces the Remove button. Press it to collect your payment. If you don't, the money stays 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 and drive prices down, while 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 | This matters if the Pokémon was evolved at the wrong time and missed key moves. Always check evolution levels against the available moves. |
| ID | A niche one. Low Pokémon IDs or milestones such as "ID 1,000,000" can have collector value. |
Scam Awareness
The Brokerage is an open market where everyone can see all listings. Some players may try to arrange private deals through it. 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