The second method of finding trades is Warframe.Market, a third-party auction house where you can search for items to buy and see a listing of everyone who is selling that item.
Once everything is agreed upon, reference the steps from the last section to actually complete the trade. Once you have found a player in Trade Chat that you'd like to trade with, you can whisper them to begin the trade or haggle over price. You can do this yourself by putting these brackets around the name of your item as you type it into chat. You'll notice most items are encased in square brackets, which you can click on to see a tooltip describing what the item specifically is. So, if you want to make Trade Chat a little easier to read, you might filter it to show "WTS" so you see only what players are trying to sell. PC means "price check"-the player is wanting others to tell them what they'd pay for an item. Let's take a look at some basic chat lingo. Depending on what you're looking to do, you can select the magnifying glass icon on the top left of the chat window to set up a chat filter, which will help you look for specific items or buyers and sellers based on specific keywords. To access Trade Chat, open the chat window and select the button that looks like two arrows going in a circle, and you will be instantly bombarded with thousands of players advertising items. The first method of finding trades is Trade Chat, a channel within Warframe's chat interface where players are constantly sharing items they are looking to buy or sell. But, generally, there are three main approaches. This is the most complicated step as there are a variety of ways to find people to trade with in Warframe. Note the trade and clan tax (explained below).
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