Guide · The market
Pokétwo market guide: listing a Pokémon and finding your market ID
The Pokétwo market is where any player can buy or sell Pokémon without ever talking to the other side. This guide covers the commands you actually need, and the one number people mix up.
The two numbers people mix up
Every Pokémon you own has a Pokémon number. Every listing on the market has a market ID. They are not the same thing, and using one where the other is needed is the most common reason a sale or an order goes wrong.
| Pokémon number | Market ID | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you see it | @Pokétwo pokemon, far-left column | @Pokétwo m s --mine, left of the icon |
| Exists when | As soon as you catch it | Only once it is listed |
| Used for | Listing: @Pokétwo m add | Buying, info, removing |
| Typical length | Short (e.g. 1731) | 8 digits, currently starting with 4 (e.g. 42345678) |
List a Pokémon, step by step
- Find the Pokémon's numberRun
@Pokétwo pokemon(or@Pokétwo p). The number at the far left of each row is that Pokémon's number. - List itRun
@Pokétwo m add <number> <price>, for example@Pokétwo m add 1731 100to list Pokémon 1731 for 100 PC, then press Confirm. - Find your listingRun
@Pokétwo m s --mineto show only your own listings. - Copy the market IDThe number to the left of the small Pokémon icon is the market ID — 8 digits. Market IDs are 8 digits and currently start with 4. That is the number a buyer needs.
Every market command
@, pick Pokétwo from the list Discord pops up, then type the rest. Pasting the words "@Pokétwo" as plain text does nothing — it has to turn into a blue mention.| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
@Pokétwo m s | Show the newest listings, 20 per page |
@Pokétwo m s --mine | Show only your own listings |
@Pokétwo m s --name Pikachu | Search for one Pokémon |
@Pokétwo m s --name Pikachu --shiny | Stack filters to narrow it down |
@Pokétwo m s --o price | Cheapest first (--o price- for most expensive) |
@Pokétwo m info <ID> | See a listing's stats before buying |
@Pokétwo m b <ID> | Buy a listing |
@Pokétwo m add <number> <price> | List one of your Pokémon |
@Pokétwo m r <ID> | Remove your listing and get the Pokémon back |
@Pokétwo m info <ID> shows a listing's stats, experience and held item exactly as if it were yours.Selling to a coin shop
This is how Pokécoins are delivered when you buy them from us: the coins reach you as the payment for a Pokémon you listed.
- List any cheap Pokémon at the exact amount you boughtBought 50M? List it at
50000000. The price has to match the order exactly. - Send the 8-digit market IDFrom
@Pokétwo m s --mine— not the Pokémon number. - Leave it listedDo not remove or change the listing until your order shows as delivered. Once our account buys it, the coins are in your balance.
Questions
Is the market ID the same as the Pokémon number?
No, and this is the most common mistake. The Pokémon number comes from @Pokétwo pokemon and identifies the Pokémon in your box. The market ID only exists once the Pokémon is listed, and is shown next to your listing in @Pokétwo m s --mine.
How do I take a Pokémon off the market?
Run @Pokétwo m r <market ID> and press Confirm. The Pokémon comes back to your box.
Why has my Pokémon not sold?
Buyers compare listings. Search for similar Pokémon with @Pokétwo m s --name <name> --o price to see what they sell for, and price yours just below.
How long can a listing stay up?
A listing stays until someone buys it or you remove it. When selling to a coin shop, keep it listed until your order shows as delivered.
Got your market ID ready?
Pick a pack, pay, and paste the ID. You can follow the order on the site and get an email when it is delivered.
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