Trading was added in Update 15 and is the only way to exchange fruits, Robux-purchased game passes and scrolls between players.
VERIFIED Source: Blox Fruits wiki (Trading page), checked 2026-08-22
Guide · Blox Fruits · 2026-08-22
Blox Fruits Trading Guide: How It Works, Where to Trade & Safety (2026)
How Blox Fruits trading works — Update 15, the Café and Mansion trading spots, what you can trade, and how to avoid scams.
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Baseline date: 2026-08-22. Always confirm in-game for anything time-sensitive.
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There are two trading locations: the Café in the Second Sea and the Mansion in the Third Sea.
VERIFIED Source: Blox Fruits wiki (Trading page), checked 2026-08-22
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I trade permanent fruits?
Not through the trade menu. Permanent fruits are gifted from your inventory via the 'Gift' tab.
Where do I unlock trading?
Trading unlocks in the Second Sea — the Café is the first location you reach.
Can support undo a scam trade?
Generally no — completed trades are not reversed. Treat every trade as final and verify values before confirming.
Details
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What trading is
Trading is the only way to exchange Blox Fruits, game passes and scrolls bought with Robux between players — added in Update 15.
Permanent fruits and gifted game passes are handled through the gift system rather than the trade menu.
Trading is a core part of the economy: value depends on rarity, demand and the current meta (see the Blox Fruits calculator page for rarity tiers).
Where to trade
There are exactly two trading spots: the Café in the Second Sea and the Mansion in the Third Sea.
New players need to reach the Second Sea before they can use the trade menu at all.
Both spots work identically — pick whichever sea you can access.
What you can trade
Fruits (including physical drops), Robux-purchased game passes and scrolls can be offered in a trade.
Permanent fruits are NOT traded through the menu — they are stored in your inventory and gifted via the 'Gift' tab.
Some items are locked from trading (e.g. already-used permanent fruits or game passes) — the trade UI greys them out (BOUNDED: wiki, checked 2026-08-22).
How a trade works
Open the trade menu at the Café or Mansion, invite the other player, and both sides add their offers.
Both players must confirm their side; the trade only completes when both confirmations are in.
Confirm before accepting: once a trade completes it cannot be reversed by support.
Safe trading tips
Never trade your side first in multi-step deals — there is no escrow, so a 'trust trade' can be stolen.
Compare values with at least two independent sources before a big trade (community value trackers, not just one).
Beware of middleman scams and lookalike trade windows; official game functions never require you to leave the game.
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| Field | Ready now | To verify |
|---|---|---|
| Facts & sources | 2 verified fact(s), each with its source. | Re-check with the next data pull. |
| Update cadence | Baseline 2026-08-22. | Codes/news re-checked every 3–7 days, daily around events. |
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Sources behind this page
blox-fruits.fandom.com/wiki/Trading
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Last checked: 2026-08-22Related
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