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GTS (Global Trade Station)

GTS (Global Trade Station)

Section titled “GTS (Global Trade Station)”

GTS is Bazaar’s fixed-price Pokemon marketplace. Sellers set a price and buyers pay it — the Pokemon lands in the buyer’s collection box the moment the purchase clears. No waiting, no bidding (unless you want it).

How It Works

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GTS operates on a Buy-It-Now model by default. A seller lists a Pokemon at a fixed price; the first buyer to click it pays that price and the trade is done. Simple and instant.

If you want competitive pricing instead, pass the auction argument to /gts sell. The listing becomes a timed auction where other players bid, and the highest bidder at expiry wins. Both listing types coexist in the same browse GUI.

Servers can also disable GTS auctions entirely in config.conf:

auctions {
  gts = false
}

Selling a Pokemon

Section titled “Selling a Pokemon”

Open the sell flow with /gts sell or the Sell button in the browse GUI. The flow walks you through three steps:

  1. Source picker — choose Party or PC as your Pokemon source.
  2. Pokemon picker — a paginated grid of your Pokemon with full native tooltips.
  3. Price input — an anvil GUI where you type your asking price. Preset buttons in the bottom inventory row suggest prices based on recent sales data for that species.

At the confirm screen you can toggle BIN vs. auction, optionally set an auction buyout, and cycle the listing duration. A SHA-256 checksum runs silently to confirm the Pokemon hasn’t changed between the pick step and the confirm step.

You can also skip straight to listing from the command line:

/gts sell <slot> <price>
/gts sell <slot> <price> auction
/gts sell <slot> <price> confirm
/gts sell <slot> <price> auction confirm

<slot> is the party slot (1—6). Adding confirm skips the confirmation dialog.

Browsing and Filtering

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Open the GTS browse GUI with /gts. The filter bar lets you narrow listings by:

  • Species — search by Pokemon name
  • IV bracket — 6IV, 5IV, 4IV, 3IV, or lower
  • Nature — any of the 25 natures
  • Ability — filter to a specific ability slot or hidden ability
  • Shiny — show only shinies, or hide them
  • Legendary / Mythical — toggle these categories on or off
  • Price range — set a minimum and maximum asking price

Filters can be combined freely. Search presets (pre-canned filter combinations) appear as quick-access buttons at the top of the browse GUI — handy for common searches like “shiny legendaries under 100k”.

Newer Bazaar builds also reuse the smart Pokemon filter builder for GTS search, so narrowing listings in the GUI follows the same richer Pokemon filter logic used elsewhere in the mod.

Detail View

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Click any listing to open its detail view. You’ll see the Pokemon’s full profile:

  • IVs and EVs for all six stats
  • Moves (current moveset)
  • Nature and Ability
  • Ball it was caught in
  • Tera type (if applicable)
  • Original Trainer (OT)
  • Friendship value
  • Held item
  • Market history — recent sale prices for this species, drawn from the statistics engine

The market history panel is the same data shown in the Analytics section of the web dashboard, pulled live at open time.

Buy Orders

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Don’t want to wait for the right listing to appear? Create a buy order — a standing offer at a price you name. When a seller lists a matching Pokemon at or below your order price, the trade fills automatically and the Pokemon goes straight to your collection box.

Buy orders are managed through:

  • The buy-order tab in the GTS browse GUI
  • The Dashboard (Orders page)

Each buy order specifies species and any combination of the same filters available in the browse view (IV bracket, nature, ability, shiny, legendary). Bazaar can also carry an additional PokemonProperties query internally for deeper form/aspect matching on GTS orders. You can have multiple active orders at once.

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  • Commands — full syntax reference for /gts sell, filters, and admin commands
  • Market Statistics — how sale prices feed the statistics engine and where they appear
  • Collection Box — where purchased Pokemon and sale proceeds land