How to Trade in Re:AOPG

Re:AOPG’s player-to-player trade market is the deepest economy system in the game. Trades happen at Foosha Trade Plaza (Sea 2, near Logue Town) and use Dragon as the base unit. This page covers the trade UI, the Trade Ticket system, the demand ratio list, and how to avoid bad trades.

Trade UI Walkthrough

The trade window has two sides — left for you, right for your trade partner. To complete a trade:

1. Both players place items in their slots.
2. The system calculates the total value of each side.
3. If the totals match within a 5% margin, the trade completes.
4. Trade Tickets are required since the TradingRevamp! patch — 1 ticket per trade.

There is no confirmation step. Once both players click accept, the trade is final.

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Trade Tickets

The TradingRevamp! patch introduced Trade Tickets. Each trade consumes 1 ticket. Sources of Trade Tickets:

• TradingRevamp! code — 5 tickets free.
• 2x Trade Ticket pack — 5 tickets for 199 Robux.
• Crew weekly reward — 1 ticket.
• Boss drops — 0.5% per World Boss kill.

Most active traders keep a stockpile of 20-30 tickets. The free code is a great starter.

Demand Ratios (Dragon Base)

The full demand list is on the trading values page. The top ratios:

• Dragon = 1 unit
• Soul = 3 units
• Shadow = 2 units
• Gryphon = 300 base, 350-450 trade
• Leopard = 0.8 unit
• Mammoth = 0.6 unit
• Phoenix = 0.4 unit
• Sand = 0.2 unit
• Magma = 0.15 unit
• Light = 0.1 unit
• Quake = 0.25 unit
• Ope = 0.3 unit
• Gravity = 0.35 unit

Demand is dynamic — Soul and Gryphon trade above their base value because top-tier players actively seek them.

How to Avoid Scams

Three rules:

1. Always check the master list. If a trade looks too good, it probably is.
2. Watch for bait trades. Some players offer 2× common fruits for 1× Mythic — the ratio looks right on paper but the demand is wrong.
3. Use Trade Tickets wisely. Once consumed, they are gone. Verify the trade before clicking accept.

The full scam-protection guide is on the Boss Studios Discord — linked from the wiki hub.

Trade Etiquette

The trade community runs on reputation. New traders should:

1. Start with low-value trades to build reputation.
2. Always trade at Foosha Plaza, never in random islands.
3. Use the official trade channel on Discord to find partners.
4. Report scammers to the wiki moderators.

Best Trades by Stage

• Sea 1 — trade common fruits (Smoke, Chill, Flame) for Awakening scrolls.
• Sea 2 — full trade market unlocks at Foosha Plaza. Most trades happen here.
• Sea 3 — Mythic-tier trade flow. Most trades involve Dragon / Soul / Leopard / Shadow.
• Multiverse Sea — collab-tier trade flow. Accelerator essence, Sukuna essence, Berserker essence.

Common Trade Scams to Avoid

The trade market is full of one-sided offers that look fair at a glance. Watch for these patterns:

• Bait ratios — “2× Magma for 1× Soul” looks even on paper but Magma demand sits at 0.15 while Soul sits at 3.0 on the trading values list. Always check both sides against the master list before clicking accept.
• Item downgrade swaps — a Mythic-tier fruit is offered, then swapped at the last second for a Common-tier lookalike with a renamed skin. Always read the full item name twice.
• Trust-trade loops — a trader offers a “small first trade” to build reputation, then vanishes with a big Mythic on the next trade. New traders should stick to Trade Tickets for every transaction and never accept handshake deals outside Foosha Plaza.
• Code-boosted lies — a fruit temporarily boosted by a code or event flag is offered at base-value rate. Unboosted value applies; check the Codes hub before valuing collab fruits.

If a trade feels off, walk away — the trade guide is updated whenever new scam patterns appear.

Trading Tickets (TradingRevamp!)

Patch 5.4 (June 7, 2026 QOL update) reworked the trade system under the TradingRevamp! code. The full ticket breakdown:

How Trade Tickets Work

• 1 ticket is consumed per completed trade. Both sides of the trade spend 1 ticket each (so a single trade costs 2 tickets total).
• Tickets are character-bound, not account-bound. Each of your characters has its own ticket pool.
• Tickets cap at 100 per character. Excess tickets are not consumed.
• Tickets do not expire, but rare drop tickets (boss drops) are limited to the active rotation.

Sources of Trade Tickets

Source	Tickets	Limit
TradingRevamp! code	5 tickets	once per code
2x Trade Ticket pack	5 tickets	unlimited (199 Robux each)
Crew weekly reward	1 ticket	once per week
World Boss kill	1 ticket (0.5% drop)	per kill
Mythic Sea Beast kill	1 ticket (guaranteed)	per kill
Daily login streak	1 ticket	once per 7-day streak

Why Tickets Exist

The ticket system was introduced to combat two scams:

1. Trade-sniping — bots would queue infinite low-value trades to drain bankrolls. Tickets cap this by forcing each trade to have a per-character cost.
2. Account-selling exploit — ticketless accounts could be sold and used to launder scammed goods. Tickets are now character-bound, so they cannot be transferred between accounts.

TradingRevamp! Code Redemption

To redeem the TradingRevamp! code:

1. Link your YouTube Channel ID first (dev channel @Theboss_Brandon recommended) — this is unique to AOPG and required before codes work.
2. Open the Codes menu (Settings → Codes).
3. Enter TradingRevamp! exactly (case-sensitive).
4. Claim 5 Trade Tickets to your active character.

The code is one-time per account. Active codes are listed on the Codes hub.

Strategic Ticket Use

For most players, the optimal ticket strategy:

• Save tickets for Mythic-tier trades. Common-fruit trades cost the same ticket but yield less value.
• Stack ticket acquisition during World Boss rotations — boss-drop tickets are the only free source after the TradingRevamp! code.
• Never accept handshake deals outside Foosha Plaza. The ticket system only protects trades that go through the Trade Plaza UI.

Related Hubs

• Trading values — full ratio list.
• Crew upgrades — what to spend Beli on.
• Gem farming — earn the Gems for rerolls.
• Bosses hub — raid drops feed the market.
• Codes hub — TradingRevamp code.