Blox Fruits trading: live trade ads

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How trading here works

Step 1: verify your Roblox account. Use the verify box below. The site gives you a short code phrase; you paste it into the About section of your Roblox profile; the site checks the profile through Roblox's public pages and marks the username verified. The check proves the account is yours without a password ever changing hands, and you can delete the phrase again as soon as the check passes. Verification is a one time job per browser.

Step 2: post your ad, or answer one. An ad lists the fruits or limited items you have and the ones you want back. The board works out both totals from the values page and shows the Win, Fair or Lose verdict for the player who takes the trade, so nobody has to guess whether an ad is priced fairly. If you would rather answer an ad, attach an offer to it instead: your offer is priced the same way and shown against what the owner asked for. You can also press Chat with poster on any ad and talk the trade through with its owner right here on the page; the chat lives in the My chats list under the board, with the safety notes pinned over it.

Step 3: meet in game and trade. When both sides are happy, find each other in Blox Fruits by the verified usernames on the ad and complete the swap in the trade window, checking every item on the screen against the ad before you accept. Ads stay on the board for 7 days, and offers stay attached to the ad they were made on.

Verify your Roblox account

Posting an ad or an offer needs a verified username, because an unverified board fills up with fake ads written under other people's names, and those fakes are how most trade scams start. Verification is free, takes about a minute, and this site never sees your Roblox password.

Post a trade ad

Build your ad from the catalog. The picker holds the 42 fruits at their physical trade values (Dragon trades in two forms, West and East, and both are listed) plus the 41 limited items and skins from the values page. Permanent fruits and gamepasses are not listed, because they never sit in the trade window: they move as gifts, which is a different and riskier kind of deal, and the trading safely guide explains why this board leaves them out.

Short note (optional, 140 characters, links are removed):

Post my ad

Live trade ads

My chats

Chats open from an ad: press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and the conversation starts on this page. When another player opens a chat on one of your ads, it appears in this list too, with a counter for unread messages. A chat stays open while its ad is live on the board; when the ad expires or leaves the board, the chat closes and any trade is finished inside the game.

How the verdict on an ad works

Every total on this board comes from the Blox Fruits values page: the physical trade value of each fruit and the adopted value of each limited item, in Beli. The verdict follows the same fair rule as the W or L calculator: when the gap between the two sides is no more than 10 percent of the larger total, the trade reads Fair. A gap up to 25 percent reads as a plain Win or Lose, and a bigger gap reads as a Big Win or Big Lose. On an ad, the verdict is written for the player thinking of taking the trade: it compares what you would hand over (the want side) with what you would receive (the have side). On an offer, the verdict compares the offer with what the ad owner asked for, from the owner's side.

Two catalog notes matter here. Dragon is the one fruit that trades physically in two forms with two prices, 2.76B Beli for the West form and 2.31B Beli for the East form, so ads name the exact form. And one limited item, Eclipse, has no published value on any list checked, so an ad containing Eclipse prices the rest of the side and shows no verdict rather than inventing a number for it. Demand is printed beside each item in the picker and on each ad, because a fair price on a fruit nobody wants can still mean a long wait for a buyer; the verdict compares values only, and demand is the part you judge for yourself.

Board rules

Ads must be genuine offers of items you actually hold in Blox Fruits, priced from the catalog on this page. Robux, real money and accounts are not trade goods here: buying or selling them breaks Roblox's own rules, and ads offering them come off the board. Trust trades, where one side is asked to hand over items first and trust the rest to follow, are not allowed in ad notes or offers; the trade window exists so that nobody has to go first. Notes and offers cannot carry links, and anything that reads as advertising for another site or server is removed in moderation rounds.

Every ad and offer carries a report button. Reports go into a moderation queue that the team reads during its rounds, the same rounds that already watch this site's suggestion board and community spaces. Posters whose ads keep breaking these rules, or who are reported for scams that check out, lose the right to post, and a banned username's ads come off the board with it. A username that our community watch has already flagged around a scam report may find its first ad paused for a moderator check before it shows; that pause is a review, not a verdict on the player. Chat messages follow these same rules: links are never allowed inside a chat, and every conversation carries its own report button.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to browse the trade ads?

No. Browsing, searching and checking verdicts are open to everyone. You only verify your Roblox account when you want to post an ad or attach an offer to one, so that the name on your ad is provably yours.

Does eggvalues hold items or money during a trade?

Never. This board introduces two players and prices their trade. The swap itself happens between the two of you inside Blox Fruits, in the trade window, and nothing of yours passes through this site at any point.

Why do posters verify with a phrase in their Roblox About section?

The phrase proves you control the Roblox account you are posting under, because only the account owner can edit that profile. It keeps scammers from posting bait ads under well known traders' names, and it works without this site ever asking for, seeing or storing your Roblox password.

How long does an ad stay on the board?

Seven days from the moment it is posted. Expired ads leave the board on their own; if your items are still for trade after that, post a fresh ad so the board only ever shows live offers.

What do the values and the verdict on an ad mean?

The totals are the physical trade values from this site's values page added across each side, in Beli. The verdict uses the standard fair rule: a gap of up to 10 percent of the larger total is Fair, up to 25 percent is a Win or a Lose, and beyond that a Big Win or Big Lose. It is written for the player taking the ad, so a Win means the taker receives more value than they hand over.

Can I message the poster of an ad on this site?

Yes. Press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and a chat opens between you and the poster, right on this page. Both sides must have verified their Roblox account, so the name in the chat is always the name on the ad. Links are not allowed in chat, a short safety strip stays pinned over every conversation, and the chat closes when the ad leaves the board. The final swap still happens inside the Roblox trade window: the chat is for agreeing the trade, never for handing anything over.

What happens when I report an ad or an offer?

The report joins a moderation queue with your reason attached. The team reads the queue during moderation rounds, checks the ad against the board rules and the poster's history, and removes anything that breaks the rules. Posters who keep breaking them are banned from posting, and their live ads are pulled.