Use A to choose and B to go back. Keyboard defaults: Z or Space for A, X or Esc for B, and Enter for Start.

Find the PokéMarket room

With the Pal Pad, go upstairs in a Pokémon Center and enter the right meeting room, PokéMarket. Interact with either machine to choose BUY, SELL or MY LISTINGS.

Riley, Nora, and Remi with their partners at PokéMarket.
Compare offers before choosing which Pokémon to bring home.

The website’s PokéMarket page helps you browse by species, type and price. Buying and listing happen through the game’s native menus. For a Pokémon-for-Pokémon exchange, use the Trade Station instead.

Compare Pokémon for sale

Choose BUY. Each row shows a Pokémon, level, price and seller. Browse with the directions or scroll through the list; Start or Select changes its sort order. A listing can remain available while its seller is offline.

The PokéMarket buy list with Pokémon, levels, prices, and sellers.
Compare the level, price, and seller before opening an offer.

Bring enough carried cash and leave room in your party or PC. Money in the bank needs to be withdrawn before spending.

Inspect the Pokémon

Choose a listing and check the species, level, price and seller. OT means original Trainer; it may differ from the seller. Press A to open the actions, then choose STATS for HP, status, type and battle stats. Use B to return.

A level 6 Caterpie offered by Leo for 1,400 Pokédollars.
The detail screen shows the Pokémon, level, price, original Trainer, and seller.
Caterpie’s HP, status, type, and battle stats before purchase.
Choose STATS from the offer’s actions to inspect the Pokémon more closely.

The Pokémon keeps its moves, training, nickname and original Trainer when bought. A higher-level purchase does not bypass your obedience limit. Check those details before choosing a teammate.

Confirm a purchase

Choose BUY from the offer’s actions. Read the Pokémon’s name and price on the final question. YES buys it; NO returns without buying. You cannot buy your own listing.

The Yes and No confirmation for buying Caterpie at the displayed price.
Read the price once more. YES buys the Pokémon; NO returns without buying.

Let the arrival sequence finish and press A on the received Pokémon. It joins the party if there is room, otherwise your PC. A trade evolution can happen on receipt; see the evolution guide for those species.

List one of your Pokémon

Choose SELL, then pick a Pokémon from the party tray or PC grid. Enter a price between ₽100 and ₽999,999, read the final details and confirm. There is no listing fee. You can keep three active listings at a time.

Selecting a Pokémon to sell from the party and PC.
Choose the exact Pokémon you want to list, then set and confirm its price.
Setting the price for an Oddish listing.
Check the amount before accepting the listing questions.

Listing removes that exact Pokémon from usable storage until it sells or you cancel. You cannot list your last party Pokémon or your last healthy battler. If a Pokémon is protected from sale, choose a different partner.

A listed price cannot be edited. To choose a new price, take back an available listing through MY LISTINGS and list it again. Read a low-price warning carefully; it is a chance to check your amount before committing.

Check sales and take back an offer

Open MY LISTINGS to see your active and sold entries. Select an available listing and follow its cancellation question to return the Pokémon. Leave storage room for that return. A listing already held by a buyer needs its current exchange to finish before you can cancel it.

A player’s active Oddish offer in MY LISTINGS.
MY LISTINGS shows your own offers. Select an available entry to inspect or cancel it.

When a sale completes, the game reports it and settles the proceeds. Incoming money fills carried cash, then bank space; keep room in those balances so a waiting payment can finish. Reopen the game after an offline sale and finish any pending receipt.

If a connection is interrupted, return to the same adventure and follow its recovery message. Check MY LISTINGS or your received Pokémon before trying again. The listing and its receipt identify the exchange; you do not need to start another save.