Warframe how to trade
Warframe how to trade
How to Trade in Warframe
One of the most important aspects of Warframe’s gameplay is its trading system. Any Tenno, or Warframe player, should know how to trade with others. Through trading, you can advance much quicker through the ranks and increase your combat prowess.
If you’re not sure how you go about trading in Warframe, don’t worry. In this article, we’ll explain the processes step-by-step as well as answer a few common questions about trading in the game.
How to Trade in Warframe?
Trading in Warframe involves exchanging at least one item for another. This is similar to many other Mass-Multiplayer Online (MMO) titles. In Warframe, a trade session is conducted between two individual Tenno.
The most common way to trade in Warframe is using a Clan Dojo’s Trading Post. To start trading, follow the steps below:
You have a limited number of trades you can make per day. Every trade you make reduces that allotted trade number by one. Near the beginning of a new game, at Rank 2, you get two trades per day. However, you can increase your trade number if you’re not afraid of doing a little hard work.
The only way to increase the number of trades available daily is to rank up. For example, Rank 20 Tenno can trade 20 times a day and Founders have an additional two trades per day.
Unfortunately, there are no other ways to gain extra trades per day.
Using a Trading Post is what most Tenno end up doing after meeting someone in the Trade Chat. Like in real life, taxes may apply when you trade with other players. These “taxes” are Credit payments to the clan’s Vault or Warframe’s “system” depending on where you trade. A kind clan usually doesn’t require you to pay trade taxes, but don’t count on avoiding taxes forever.
Dojos are the best places to trade in, but not all Tenno trade there.
How to Trade in Maroo’s Bazaar in Warframe?
Maroo’s Bazaar may be the first place newer Tenno trade with others. Unlike trading in a Clan Dojo, you can walk around displaying your wares. You’ll also be able to look at others’ offerings. Try it out by following these steps:
The major difference is in location, but otherwise, the process of trading in Maroo’s Bazaar is similar to trading in a Dojo. You can avoid paying clan trading taxes in the Bazaar if a clan requires them. However, you have to walk around and find the particular Tenno from the crowd before you can trade.
Trading in Maroo’s Bazaar is less convenient and you might not be able to find what you want. If you do ask a Tenno to meet there, you might enter the wrong session and have to spend extra time locating them. The Bazaar also has a 10% trading tax to the system.
If you happen to find someone in Trade Chat, it’s always better to trade in a Dojo than invite them to Maroo’s Bazaar. Trading Posts allow you to trade with Tenno instantly without looking for them. The process is infinitely faster.
Maroo’s Bazaar can still be useful for Tenno without a Clan Dojo. This is why knowing how to trade thereafter meeting up in Trade Chat is important. You never know if you’ll end up doing that.
Additional FAQs
What Is the Safest Way to Trade in Warframe?
Generally, trading in a Clan Dojo is safer than in Maroo’s Bazaar. While there is no practical difference, you only enter a Dojo to trade after discussing with the other Tenno. In a Bazaar, you’re often going in blindly and there’s no guaranteed someone there has what you want.
Ultimately, both methods are very safe, but Trading Posts in a Clan Dojo are just slightly safer.
If you happen to become a victim of a scam, contact Digital Extremes for help. Take screenshots if you’re suspicious of any transaction or trade. It’s better to take measures to prevent scams than to report them after they happen.
Also, when you trade, always double- and triple-check whether the items on the screen are what you agreed upon. Only trade for in-game items with other items or Platinum. Never trade for anything not from Warframe, be it cash, favors, or items in other games.
Some Tenno get tricked in Kubrow and Kavat Genetic Imprint trading. To prevent this, make sure you get the exact characteristics you asked for. You can do this by selecting “View Offered Imprints” before you complete the trade.
How Do You Trade Warframes?
You can’t trade Warframes, but you can trade Prime Parts. The only Warframes you can trade are Primed ones, and only through their blueprints.
Warframes are typically assembled from at least four parts: A Warframe Blueprint, Chassis Blueprint, Neuroptics Blueprint, and Systems Blueprint.
After crafting these, you can combine all of them with any other required resources. You’ll have to wait 72 hours to complete the process or pay some Platinum to bypass the waiting period.
You may not be able to trade whole Warframes with other Tenno, but you can exchange blueprints for Platinum or other items and blueprints. These trades may be offered in a set or individually.
Let’s take a look at an example of how this type of trading works.
Imagine that you have all but the Neuroptics Blueprint for Mag Prime. If someone wants these parts, you can come to an agreement, such as 120 Platinum. On the other hand, you can get the missing component blueprint for a price as well.
Certain Warframe component blueprints are more expensive due to their rarity and can yield a nice profit. Selling in sets is also a way to earn a good sum of Platinum at once.
The best Warframes to trade for depends on a variety of factors such as:
• The most recent Prime Warframe
• Recently “vaulted” or “unvaulted” Warframes
All Prime Warframe Blueprints and component blueprints can be traded with other Tenno if you have them. The only exception is Excalibur Prime, as it’s a pre-built Warframe only available to those who purchased the Founders Pack years ago.
If you want to trade for and with these Blueprints, make sure you haven’t built them. Once you build them, you won’t be able to offer them in trades.
Prime Warframe Blueprints and the other three component Blueprints can be obtained through opening Void Relics. If you’re lucky, you can get the best reward without boosting the drop chance with Void Traces.
How Do I Start Trading in Warframe?
Before your account is eligible for trading, there are a few conditions to fulfill. Make sure you complete everything before you start trading with others. The trading conditions include:
1. Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA)
Fulfilling of the trading conditions may be a no-brainer for many players. Following Update 25, Digital Extremes has made it mandatory for all Tenno to enable 2FA on their accounts. This is to prevent hacking and other malicious persons from compromising your account. Without enabling it, you can be Mastery Rank 20 and still not be able to trade.
2. Be at least Mastery Rank 2
A Mastery Rank of at least Rank 2 is required to trade. You get there by ranking up your weapons, Warframes, Sentinels, Companions, and other equipment. When you reach Rank 2, you can start trading in Clan Dojos or Maroo’s Bazaar.
3. Have enough Credits to pay any taxes
As all trades will require some tax Credits, you need to ensure you have enough to pay. Prime Mods have a trading tax of 1,000,000 Credits, which may mean saving up for a while to trade for one. However, each trade is different. The actual trading tax depends on what you trade and how many items you’re trading for.
4. Not having a Trade Ban from Digital Extremes
If you were caught breaking the trading rules and regulations, you might be banned from trading for some time. For example, you may be caught trading for cash or items from other games. If you have a restriction from trading, you’ll have to wait until the ban is lifted.
How Many Items Can You Trade in Warframe?
Every trade session allows you to trade up to six items at a time. This rule also applies for the other Tenno you’re trading with. If you want to trade more, you need to open a new session with the other Tenno. When you start a new session, the maximum trade items reset to six again.
Keep in mind that you can’t stack more than one of the same item or Mod. If you want multiples, you have to manually select another one to fill the remaining slots. There are no exceptions to this rule.
What Can’t You Trade in Warframe?
There are some things that you can’t trade with other Tenno in Warframe, including:
• Tradeable weapons that have gained Affinity
When you craft a weapon with the Foundry, you won’t be able to trade it with another Tenno. This rule also applies to Warframes.
However, there are some whole weapons you can trade, such as the Mara Detron and Prisma Skana. This is an exception, though, and they can only be traded if they haven’t earned any Affinity.
Ferrite, Plastids, and most other resources can’t be traded and your millions of resources are going to sit in your inventory until you use them up. However, not all resources are untradeable.
While the resources you get from gutting fish are untradeable, the fish themselves can be traded. You can also trade Ayatan Stars and Sculptures found in the field. Despite this, few other resources are eligible for trading.
Most Mods you get from playing the game can be traded freely as long as you can afford the tax. The exceptions are Flawed Mods, Precept Mods, and Primed Mods awarded from the Daily Tribute reward pool.
Also, you can only trade Mods with the Precept polarity if you have a duplicate. Otherwise, you’re required to keep it.
Mods such as Primed Vigor, Primed Fury, and Primed Shred are stuck in your inventory forever. You won’t be able to shake them off if you tried.
If you own a Riven Mod that has a Rank 12 requirement, the Tenno you’re trading with must have an equal rank requirement. If they don’t, they won’t be able to complete the trade with you.
Lastly, can’t trade Credits for obvious reasons. There are plenty of opportunities to earn Credits in the game, though, that you’ll find you won’t need to trade them.
Can We Negotiate?
Sometimes it’s worth trading for something you want, such as a particular Riven Mod or the missing part to your Ember Prime set. You’ll save time and maybe even Platinum. Now that you know how to trade in Warframe, you can start making Platinum and getting stronger gear.
What was the most expensive trade you’ve ever made? Do you like the current trading system? Let us know in the comments section below!
Warframe how to trade
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If you’re a veteran player or have made trades before, disregard this section. This is for newer players who have no idea how to trade.
So new guy, welcome to Warframe. As you’ve seen, an aspect about the game that might’ve turned you off is the in game currency, plat. While most Free2Play games have in game currency which may push the game into the Pay2Win threshold, Warframe has the most fair and balanced market out of any game ever made. This all relies on trading though. If you’ve never traded before, this is the most basic way to do it:
Step 1) Get to Mastery Rank 2. This will give you the ability to trade and earn you 2 trades per day. As you get to higher mastery levels you earn more trades per day. Believe me, you’ll need them. So knock out those first 15 or so mastery ranks. They’re relatively easy and it’ll go by fast.
Step 2) Join a clan. Being in a clan gives you many opportunities. It gives you access to help, as some people may be at the same level you are in the game and can help you grind. It also gives you access to weapons and warframes you can only get from the dojo and the most important part: Your trading post
Step 3) Go to trade chat at the bottom left hand side of your screen. It looks like a square of arrows.
Step 4) Whenever you have an item that you want to sell or buy, you can use trade chat to post it. Pro tip: Put items in brackets to link it. Also trade chat has a few acronyms you need to know: WTB = Want to Buy/ WTT = Want to Trade/ WTS = Want to Sell. So lets say you get a message from a guy named Legend47 after saying, «WTS [Nova Prime Chassis]» and he offers you 50p.
Step 5) If you like what he offered, accept his deal and ask him, «Wanna trade in my dojo or yours?»
Step 6) If he says his, just wait for an invite and accept it. If he says yours, go to your dojo and invite him. To do that, right click his name in the chat and click invite.
Step 7) Once he arrives, go to your trading post, press X, and click his name. This will send a trade request.
Step 8) Now that hes accepted it, find your Nova Prime Chassis and put it into your side of the trade. Verify he entered the correct amount of plat and accept the deal.
Step 9) Enjoy your plat.
There are a couple places where you can post, price check and even browse items being sold.
As you’ll learn or have learned, people can be real d!cks sometimes. Its best to just not respond to people like this. Try to avoid ignoring people unless they’re legitimately harrassing you, as thats a potential future customer you just lost. That guy you ignored 3 days ago could be the only guy interested in buying something you’ve been trying to sell all day today. Also, chill out when someone sends you a low ball offer or a rude comment. ALWAYS counter offer. If they say no, something rude or dont respond, just carry on. Its not worth your time and its only going to discourage you if you reply.
When making your WTS posts in trade chat, I’d recommend leaving your price out of your post. This forces people to talk to you to get a price. But don’t give them a price. Always respond with, «Im not sure. Offer?» This forces them to lead the deal if they want the item and if they offer too low they know they wont get it. Then you hit them with the counter offer if you think its too low. Serious buyers will likely take the counter offer while the less serious buyers will just stop talking. If you have a very expensive item and you’re advertising it as such, you’ll be seen as a scammer in the eyes of most people and they won’t even bother talking to you. But if you say you’re selling a Riven with +CC/CD/MS/-Zoom, you’re going to get a lot of bites. Some of them might actually be higher than what you were wanting. This can lead to you starting an auction between 2 or 3 people in a forum post or the dojo, or even now on Warframe.Market. Doing this will exponentially increase your earnings.
From my over 4 years of trading experience, I’ve learned that typically anyone above MR20 will either price gouge or low ball the majority of the time. Stay mindful of that as not everyone will act this way but a lot of them will. Typically people around MR16 and down are more fair buyers and sellers. They will sell expensive items for cheap out of desperation or ignorance and buy lesser items for more for the same reasons. Exploit this and you’ll always get what you want. That being said, when selling, keep the price you want that item to be sold for in the front of your mind. Never forget it and aggressively persue it. But, be willing to negotiate if no one bites and give every potential buyer a counter offer. If you are trying to sell an item for 100p and you get a message for 75p, tell the guy 90p and he’ll likely accept the deal.
This method I wish was around when I first started playing and it seems a lot of people forget its an option. When Baro’s here and the ducat grind begins, that’s the best time to hop into some relic missions. Bring relics you don’t really care about as the random people you’re queuing with will likely be going for higher end prime items for more ducats. Or bring a couple friends and run radiant runs for specific prime items you chose to be the highest prices for the time invested. I generally go for things that are 20p or above. If its below that, I sell it for ducats. That being said, once you start raking in these items, go to Warframe.Market and find the highest bidder on the buyer tab and message them in game. If they respond, you just secured a quick and easy trade with minimal effort and got enough for say a couple potatos or a couple slots.
A really easy way to check for the best value/time prime parts is to go to Warframe.Market and click the Tools drop down and then click the Ducanator. Once you’re on the Ducanator, click the Ducats/Plat tab until the arrow disappears. Do the same thing for Volume, Ducats, Day and Month if they’re selected. Now click WA Price until the arrow points down and you’ll be looking at the most expensive prime parts on the market from highest to lowest. Determine which ones you and your party have keys for and start grinding. Just so you know, the website does say which key drops what prime parts. All you have to do is click the prime part and look under «Acquisition.» Once you get what you’re looking for, go to the buyers tab again, select the highest bidder and boom. Plat.
This is my personal favorite method of trading and I do this regularly. Flipping is buying something for cheap and selling it for more than you bought it for, potentially doubling or tripling your profit. This works extremely well for high end rivens, exclusive mods/weapons and entire prime sets. Because rivens have the biggest risk to reward, I’ll save that for last.
This is sort of a continuation and a recap of the flipping section. If you want to maximize your earnings, pay attention to the meta as well as DE’s upcoming updates and hotfixes. A lot of the time, this comes with buffs or nerfs for specific weapons that are used too often in their eyes or do too much damage. So for example, before the Lanka’s disposition nerf the rivens were worth a bit more than they are now. I knew that was coming from reading the forums and watching videos on the topic. I then stopped investing in Lanka rivens and sold all of them I had for as high as I could get for them and kept the one I use. Then I switched my market toward Rubico and Gram rivens because they hold a similar profit at a similar cost. Just be willing to liquidize your entire stash on short notice when things are going south. When you hear a new prime weapon is coming out, chances are the hype for that weapons riven is going to be astronomical. Start investing in them and tailor it around the leaked stats. Wait for launch day and sell them day of for large amounts of plat.
Now if you follow everything in this guide, I can promise you’ll be a successful trader. So good luck and be sure to give this a thumbs up so more people can see this.
Warframe how to trade
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If you’re a veteran player or have made trades before, disregard this section. This is for newer players who have no idea how to trade.
So new guy, welcome to Warframe. As you’ve seen, an aspect about the game that might’ve turned you off is the in game currency, plat. While most Free2Play games have in game currency which may push the game into the Pay2Win threshold, Warframe has the most fair and balanced market out of any game ever made. This all relies on trading though. If you’ve never traded before, this is the most basic way to do it:
Step 1) Get to Mastery Rank 2. This will give you the ability to trade and earn you 2 trades per day. As you get to higher mastery levels you earn more trades per day. Believe me, you’ll need them. So knock out those first 15 or so mastery ranks. They’re relatively easy and it’ll go by fast.
Step 2) Join a clan. Being in a clan gives you many opportunities. It gives you access to help, as some people may be at the same level you are in the game and can help you grind. It also gives you access to weapons and warframes you can only get from the dojo and the most important part: Your trading post
Step 3) Go to trade chat at the bottom left hand side of your screen. It looks like a square of arrows.
Step 4) Whenever you have an item that you want to sell or buy, you can use trade chat to post it. Pro tip: Put items in brackets to link it. Also trade chat has a few acronyms you need to know: WTB = Want to Buy/ WTT = Want to Trade/ WTS = Want to Sell. So lets say you get a message from a guy named Legend47 after saying, «WTS [Nova Prime Chassis]» and he offers you 50p.
Step 5) If you like what he offered, accept his deal and ask him, «Wanna trade in my dojo or yours?»
Step 6) If he says his, just wait for an invite and accept it. If he says yours, go to your dojo and invite him. To do that, right click his name in the chat and click invite.
Step 7) Once he arrives, go to your trading post, press X, and click his name. This will send a trade request.
Step 8) Now that hes accepted it, find your Nova Prime Chassis and put it into your side of the trade. Verify he entered the correct amount of plat and accept the deal.
Step 9) Enjoy your plat.
There are a couple places where you can post, price check and even browse items being sold.
As you’ll learn or have learned, people can be real d!cks sometimes. Its best to just not respond to people like this. Try to avoid ignoring people unless they’re legitimately harrassing you, as thats a potential future customer you just lost. That guy you ignored 3 days ago could be the only guy interested in buying something you’ve been trying to sell all day today. Also, chill out when someone sends you a low ball offer or a rude comment. ALWAYS counter offer. If they say no, something rude or dont respond, just carry on. Its not worth your time and its only going to discourage you if you reply.
When making your WTS posts in trade chat, I’d recommend leaving your price out of your post. This forces people to talk to you to get a price. But don’t give them a price. Always respond with, «Im not sure. Offer?» This forces them to lead the deal if they want the item and if they offer too low they know they wont get it. Then you hit them with the counter offer if you think its too low. Serious buyers will likely take the counter offer while the less serious buyers will just stop talking. If you have a very expensive item and you’re advertising it as such, you’ll be seen as a scammer in the eyes of most people and they won’t even bother talking to you. But if you say you’re selling a Riven with +CC/CD/MS/-Zoom, you’re going to get a lot of bites. Some of them might actually be higher than what you were wanting. This can lead to you starting an auction between 2 or 3 people in a forum post or the dojo, or even now on Warframe.Market. Doing this will exponentially increase your earnings.
From my over 4 years of trading experience, I’ve learned that typically anyone above MR20 will either price gouge or low ball the majority of the time. Stay mindful of that as not everyone will act this way but a lot of them will. Typically people around MR16 and down are more fair buyers and sellers. They will sell expensive items for cheap out of desperation or ignorance and buy lesser items for more for the same reasons. Exploit this and you’ll always get what you want. That being said, when selling, keep the price you want that item to be sold for in the front of your mind. Never forget it and aggressively persue it. But, be willing to negotiate if no one bites and give every potential buyer a counter offer. If you are trying to sell an item for 100p and you get a message for 75p, tell the guy 90p and he’ll likely accept the deal.
This method I wish was around when I first started playing and it seems a lot of people forget its an option. When Baro’s here and the ducat grind begins, that’s the best time to hop into some relic missions. Bring relics you don’t really care about as the random people you’re queuing with will likely be going for higher end prime items for more ducats. Or bring a couple friends and run radiant runs for specific prime items you chose to be the highest prices for the time invested. I generally go for things that are 20p or above. If its below that, I sell it for ducats. That being said, once you start raking in these items, go to Warframe.Market and find the highest bidder on the buyer tab and message them in game. If they respond, you just secured a quick and easy trade with minimal effort and got enough for say a couple potatos or a couple slots.
A really easy way to check for the best value/time prime parts is to go to Warframe.Market and click the Tools drop down and then click the Ducanator. Once you’re on the Ducanator, click the Ducats/Plat tab until the arrow disappears. Do the same thing for Volume, Ducats, Day and Month if they’re selected. Now click WA Price until the arrow points down and you’ll be looking at the most expensive prime parts on the market from highest to lowest. Determine which ones you and your party have keys for and start grinding. Just so you know, the website does say which key drops what prime parts. All you have to do is click the prime part and look under «Acquisition.» Once you get what you’re looking for, go to the buyers tab again, select the highest bidder and boom. Plat.
This is my personal favorite method of trading and I do this regularly. Flipping is buying something for cheap and selling it for more than you bought it for, potentially doubling or tripling your profit. This works extremely well for high end rivens, exclusive mods/weapons and entire prime sets. Because rivens have the biggest risk to reward, I’ll save that for last.
This is sort of a continuation and a recap of the flipping section. If you want to maximize your earnings, pay attention to the meta as well as DE’s upcoming updates and hotfixes. A lot of the time, this comes with buffs or nerfs for specific weapons that are used too often in their eyes or do too much damage. So for example, before the Lanka’s disposition nerf the rivens were worth a bit more than they are now. I knew that was coming from reading the forums and watching videos on the topic. I then stopped investing in Lanka rivens and sold all of them I had for as high as I could get for them and kept the one I use. Then I switched my market toward Rubico and Gram rivens because they hold a similar profit at a similar cost. Just be willing to liquidize your entire stash on short notice when things are going south. When you hear a new prime weapon is coming out, chances are the hype for that weapons riven is going to be astronomical. Start investing in them and tailor it around the leaked stats. Wait for launch day and sell them day of for large amounts of plat.
Now if you follow everything in this guide, I can promise you’ll be a successful trader. So good luck and be sure to give this a thumbs up so more people can see this.
Trading
Trading
Welcome to Warframe’s Trading system! Here you can trade in-game items and Platinum with other Tenno.
The first rule of trading in Warframe is to only trade in-game items that are available in the trade window.
Attempting to trade items outside of the game is considered a violation of the Terms of Service/EULA.
To learn more about safe trading practices, hover over the tips icon in the trade window.
Hitting «Accept» means you have read and understood the above.
Happy safe trading, Tenno!
Contents
Prerequisites [ ]
«- Trading is done within the Dojo at a Trading Post or in Maroo’s Bazaar.
— You can invite non-members of your clan to your Dojo to trade.
— Not all items can be Traded. Set up shop in Maroo’s Bazaar to see what you can offer and buy!
— You must have a Mastery Rank of 2 or higher and Two-Factor Authentication enabled in order to trade.
Note: We do not enforce trades for promises, clan membership, and other favors. Trade for items only.
There is a minimum Mastery requirement of Rank 2 in order to trade.
As of Update 25.0 (2019-05-22), players need to enable 2-Factor Authentication on the official Warframe site in order to gain access to trade. Follow these steps to enable 2FA:
Tradeables [ ]
Trades are charged for a trade tax which amount in 
Credits based on the rarity of the commodity. Players will need to pay the respective 
tax for the item they receive in the trade. Additionally, a hub tax may be payable in addition to baseline game tax:
Not all items can be Traded. Set up shop in Maroo’s Bazaar or your Clan’s Dojo to see the full list of items that you currently own that are eligible to be sold (hold the Gear key ( Q ) and select «SET UP SHOP»).
All tradeables are split into the following categories in game GUI (only categories for which a player has tradeable items will be shown):
Platinum 4 500 per unit of PlatinumLimitations [ ]
Matchmaking [ ]
There are several means to find buyers and sellers.
In-Game Trade Chat [ ]
In general, players post both WTB, WTS, and WTT offers in the in-game global trading Chat channel. If you cannot see this channel, then please check if it may have been disabled in the settings: default Esc > OPTIONS > CHAT > Trade Chat.
When you want to contact the sender of an offer in the trading channel, click on their name and select «Talk». As the number of messages in trading channel can be overwhelming especially at peak times with most of them not being relevant, the game allows you to apply per-channel filtering rules to only show the relevant trading messages.
Terminology [ ]
People who use the Trade chat have their own acronyms to summarize their offers. Below is a short list of the most commonly used acronyms in Trade chat. A more comprehensive guide can be found here.
Maroo’s Bazaar [ ]
You can also visit Maroo’s Bazaar on Mars and meet other players willing to trade, inspecting offers displayed above a seller’s head. Approaching a seller and using the context action key ( X ) will initiate a trade. To offer items for trade hold the Gear key ( Q ) and select «SET UP SHOP».
Trading Boards [ ]
Process [ ]
The Trading Post as it appears in-game.
One first needs to find a willing trading partner for whatever it is they are willing to either buy or sell, see Matchmaking section above on this page.
Once a trading partner is found, both trading partners have to be present in either Clan Dojo (excluding Railjack of either trading partner (they do not have to be in the same Clan), or in the same instance of Maroo’s Bazaar on Mars.
Once the actual trade is initiated, each partner will be presented with their own modifiable list of 6 slots (i.e. 12 slots total for a trade). They can freely edit each of their respective 6 slots at will before the trade is concluded by adding/removing items, and these modifications will be immediately shown to both trading parties. Only 1 of the 12 slots may be used to offer Platinum at any given time, however any amount of platinum may be offered in that slot. Any tradeable items other than Platinum will occupy a separate slot for each unit offered, even if these are duplicate copies of the same item type (e.g. not more 6 Cyan Ayatan Stars may be offered by a partner in a single trade, since each will occupy a separate trade slot).
Confirmation [ ]
Clicking «OK» is perhaps the single most important step, as it will commit the trade and make it irreversible, so please only click it if you are absolutely satisfied with the trade. Each player is personally responsible for not being scammed, and the publisher’s policy is to not unwind any trades, even where a player believes they have been scammed. The following tips should help:
Personal Trading/Chat History [ ]
PC users have a way to partially obtain personal trading and chat history, as long as they have not yet restarted their game session.
There is a partial access to private chat and trading history, with the following observations:
Accessing History [ ]
The history can be accessed in C:\Users\WINDOWSUSERNAME\AppData\Local\Warframe\EE.log, but note that this file is automatically overwritten every time you start the game. Using a text editor, such as Windows Notepad, you can do a text search in this file for the following:
If the trade was completed successfully, a few lines below you should find the following, albeit without the name of the trading partner: 2646.343 Script [Info]: Dialog.lua: Dialog::CreateOk(description=The trade was successful!, leftItem=/Menu/Confirm_Item_Ok)
Alternatively, if the trade was cancelled by either trading partner, the follow up record will be: 2646.343 Script [Info]: Dialog.lua: Dialog::CreateOk(description=The trade was cancelled by CancellingTradingPartnerPlayer, leftItem=/Menu/Confirm_Item_Ok)
If the user clicks OK to confirm the build, a few lines below you should find the following: 3489.420 Script [Info]: Dialog.lua: SendResult_MENU_SELECT()
Alternatively, if the user clicks CANCEL to cancel the build, a few lines below you should find the following: 3489.420 Script [Info]: Dialog.lua: SendResult_MENU_CANCEL()
Once the build completes, the following record will be added with NNN being some random digits: 3549.420 Script [Info]: Background.lua: Queuing new transmission: DFoundryNNNOrdis
Example of an attempted 
Orokin Ducats sale: 3487.620 Script [Info]: Dialog.lua: Dialog::CreateOkCancel(description=Are you sure you want to sell 19 Items for 585?, leftItem=/Menu/Confirm_Item_Yes, rightItem=/Menu/Confirm_Item_No)
If the user clicks OK to confirm the sale, a few lines below you should find the following: 3489.420 Script [Info]: Dialog.lua: SendResult_MENU_SELECT()
Alternatively, if the user clicks CANCEL to cancel the sale, a few lines below you should find the following: 3489.420 Script [Info]: Dialog.lua: SendResult_MENU_CANCEL()
Troubleshooting [ ]
Trade Ban [ ]
Manual trade bans can be enacted by chat moderators if the player breaks the EULA by offering to trade in-game items for non-game items (including cash) outside of the game. [1]
In addition, players may get automatically tagged by the game’s anti-cheat system if they acquire—what the game deems as—an ‘unrealistic’ amount of loot in a mission, resulting in a two-week trade suspension until the developers review the player’s case. These players will receive an in-game inbox message from Warframe’s Support Team saying the following:
Hello (Player name),
A recent mission that you completed was flagged for having abnormal results and this has resulted in a two week moratorium on trades being placed on your account. After this auditing period concludes favorably your trading privileges will be restored to your account.
Thank you for understanding.
Warframe Support Team
After the player has been cleared for cheating, the trade ban will be lifted, allowing them to continue trading normally.
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Чтобы получить доступ к торговле, необходимо прокачать Ваш профиль до 2-ого уровня.
Количество возможных торговых операций равно уровню Вашего профиля. На втором уровне можно торговать 2 раза в день, на 10-ом — 10.
Учитывая, что выполняя начальные миссии, Вы вряд ли будете иметь вещи, достойные продажи, то рекомендую докачаться до 5-6 уровня, прежде чем начать торговать.
Торговля может осуществляться в двух местах в игре, у торгового поста в Додзё Вашего клана или на Базаре Мару, на Марсе.
То есть у вас должен быть доступ либо к клановому Додзё, либо к Марсу.
Если Вы ещё не состоите в клане, то попросите игрока, с которым Вы торгуете, пригласить Вас в его Додзё или на Базар.
Здесь начинается самое интересное. Вы заходите в торговый чат и видите, что люди пишут на русском языке. Казалось бы, надо начинать торговать. Но нет, Вам нужно перезапустить игру и в настройках лаунчера выбрать английский язык! См. скриншот.
Также убедитесь, что в настройках игры в качестве региона выбрана Европа. См. скриншот.
Довольно спорный момент, но я могу объяснить. Дело в том, что от смены локализации меняется и язык чата. Переходя на английский язык, Вы переходите на англоязычный чат. Это необходимо, так как на нём играет большинство игроков и торговля там самая оживленная, то есть предложений гораздо больше.
Скажу сразу, в Варфрейм я начинал играть на русском языке и спустя год, когда увлёкся торговлей, понял, что на английской версии торговать гораздо интереснее. Поначалу может показаться, что перестроиться на новые названия невозможно, но это куда легче, чем кажется. В принципе, знание английского Вам не потребуется.
Теперь, когда Вы находитесь в английском чате, стоит познакомить Вас с основными терминами, с которых Вы начинаете сообщения.
WTS (Want to sell) – переводится как «хочу продать». Данный термин необходим, когда Вы хотите выставить что-либо на продажу.
WTB (Want to buy) «Хочу купить». Вы хотите что-то купить.
WTT (Want to trade) «Хочу обменяться». Этой фразой Вы изъявляете своё желание совершить обмен одной вещи на другую, без использования платины. Это выход для тех, кто ещё не накопил достаточно платины, но хочет получить какую-то вещь.
PC (Price check) «Проверка цены». Используется, если вы не знаете цену на товар и хотите иметь представление. Не рекомендую использовать, так как знающие люди могут воспользоваться Вашим незнанием и навязать свою цену.
Для того, чтобы узнать цены, лучше воспользоваться сайтом https://warframe.market, так как там вы можете увидеть сразу несколько предложений на определенный товар и сделать вывод о приемлемой цене.
После того, как вы определились, что вы хотите сделать, нужно написать название самой вещи. Делается это с помощью квадратных скобок, если всё сделать правильно, то при клике на название предмета, вы увидите, как он выглядит, что очень удобно и для Вас и для остальных игроков.
В конце вы должны указать цену, которая обычно пишется как 15 p или 20 p, где «p» означает платину.
Итак, стандартная фраза при торговле выглядит так: WTS [Ammo Drum] 1000 p.
Имейте ввиду, что в чате предложения идут очень быстро и если Вы хотите успевать, то нужно мгновенно реагировать и скроллить чат всё время вниз. Когда Вы отправляете сообщение в чат, у вас появляется ограничение в 2 минуты на написание следующего, поэтому чётко прорабатывайте свои предложения и пишите несколько вещей сразу. Никто не запрещает написать Вам все фразы заранее в текстовом редакторе и копировать их в чат.