NFT Listings, Offers and Auctions on SentX

A listing is an owner's asking price. An offer proposes a price to an owner. An auction follows the bidding and completion rules shown for that event. Read which action you are taking before confirming the request presented by SentX and your connected wallet.

Action	What you are choosing	What to check
Buy a listing	An available NFT at its displayed price	Token ID, serial, payment token and total
Make an offer	A proposed purchase under the offer's terms	Target NFT, amount, expiry and requested permissions
Make a collection offer	A purchase proposal that can apply within a collection	Eligible NFTs, quantity and the offer's limits
Bid in an auction	Participation under that auction's rules	Current bid, end time, funding and completion instructions

When a buy-now listing fits

Use a listed NFT when you have chosen the exact serial and are comfortable with the asking price. The Buy now action buys that serial at the amount shown with the listing. Follow the confirmations presented by SentX and your connected wallet, then check ownership when the transaction succeeds.

A listing can change while you are looking at it. Refresh its current state before starting if the page has been open for a while.

A SentX collection Market view with listed NFT serials and asking prices — Asking prices describe the listings shown in this view.

When an offer fits

An offer lets you propose terms instead of purchasing at the asking price. Read its duration and the permissions involved. Making an offer does not make you the NFT owner; ownership changes only after a successful transfer.

If you no longer want an outstanding offer, use its management controls and verify the resulting state. Do not assume closing the browser withdraws it.

Why a collection offer needs another check

A collection offer can apply beyond the single artwork you first noticed. Read the eligible set and any quantity or trait restrictions shown. Decide whether you would be happy receiving any NFT that meets those terms.

For sellers, compare the offer with the exact serial you would supply. Two NFTs from one collection can have different traits and different demand.

Before bidding

Read the auction's end time and the steps required after it ends. Check what happens to committed funds and what the winning bidder must do. Use the rules visible on that auction; another marketplace's process is not a reliable guide.

An auction bid is not the same as pressing Buy now on a listing. If you want an immediate purchase, look for the listing action described in the buyer guide.

Keep track of open commitments

Review your active offers and bids when your balance or plans change. Save transaction references for actions that have been submitted. For an uncertain result, inspect the original operation before making another commitment.

Browse the marketplace or learn to list an NFT.