How to Trade in Blox Fruits (2026)

Trading is one of the main ways players build up their inventory in Blox Fruits, letting you swap fruits, game passes, and other items directly with other players instead of relying only on Robux purchases or random farming.

Unlike some Roblox games, Blox Fruits limits trading to two specific locations, and you need to hit a certain level before either one becomes accessible. Figuring out where to go and what you're allowed to offer ahead of time saves you from wasted trips and confused negotiations once you're actually there.

In this article, we'll explore everything you need to know about trading in Blox Fruits, including the level requirements, where to trade, what items you can offer, and how to avoid common trading mistakes.

Level Requirements to Trade in Blox Fruits

To trade at the Cafe in the Second Sea, you need to be at least level 700. This is the minimum requirement across the board, so even if you're carrying valuable items, the game won't let you open a trade window until you hit that level.

If you want to trade at the Mansion in the Third Sea instead, you'll need a much higher level, generally around 1,500. Since reaching the Third Sea already requires significant progress through the game's story and bosses, most players naturally meet this requirement by the time they get there.

Until you reach level 700, your only options are farming, buying game passes directly with Robux, or waiting until you're high enough level to start trading with other players.

Where to Trade in Blox Fruits

Blox Fruits only allows trading in two specific locations, and both are set up as Safe Zones where players can't attack each other.

• The first is the Cafe, a large yellow building located in the Kingdom of Rose in the Second Sea. This is where most trading activity happens, since it's the first location players get access to once they hit level 700.

• The second location is the Mansion in the Third Sea, meant for higher-level players who've progressed further into the game. Trading here tends to involve higher-value items, since most players reaching this area have already built up stronger inventories.

Trying to open a trade window outside of these two locations won't work, even if both players are online and willing to trade. The game only recognizes trade requests inside the Cafe or the Mansion.

How to Trade in Blox Fruits

Trading in Blox Fruits works through tables, not menus you can open on your own, so both players need to be in the same spot at the same time.

1. Head to the Cafe in the Second Sea or the Mansion in the Third Sea and find one of the trading tables.

2. Sit down in one of the chairs at the table.

3. Wait for the other player to sit down in the chair across from you.

4. Once both of you are seated, a Treasure Trade window will open automatically.

5. Click the + button to add the items you want to offer from your inventory.

6. Review what the other player has added to their side of the trade.

7. Click Accept once you're happy with the items on both sides.

8. Wait out the short countdown before the trade finalizes, since either player can still cancel during this window.

Keep in mind the value difference between what's being traded can't exceed 40% in most cases, though this limit can stretch up to 80-100% when permanent fruits or expensive game passes are involved. You're also limited to five trades within 8 hours, so plan your trades accordingly if you're trying to build up a specific fruit.

What You Can Trade in Blox Fruits

Not everything in your inventory is eligible for trading. Blox Fruits limits the system to a specific set of items, so it's worth knowing what you can actually offer before walking into a trade.

Physical fruits are the most commonly traded item, since players are constantly farming, buying, or hunting for specific ones to fill out their fighting style. Permanent fruits, the ones purchased directly with Robux, are also tradable and tend to hold significantly more value since they're never lost on death.

Game Passes can be traded as well, including things like extra inventory slots or fast boat upgrades, as long as both players meet any level requirements tied to that specific game pass. Scrolls, used to enchant swords and other weapons, are another tradable item and are often used as smaller add-ons to balance out a bigger trade.

Swords, guns, fighting styles, and accessories aren't tradable at all. These stay locked to the account that unlocked or purchased them, so no amount of negotiating will get another player to hand theirs over through the trade system.

How to Avoid Scams While Trading

The most important rule is to always trade through the in-game trade window and never drop items on the ground or hand things over outside of it. Anyone asking you to drop an item first, or promising to trade "after" you send something separately, is almost always trying to scam you.

Watch out for players who rush you into accepting a trade or pressure you to skip checking what's actually in the trade window. Take a moment to confirm both sides of the trade match what was agreed on before hitting Accept, since the item names and rarities are all visible right there.

Trading with players you've found through trusted communities, like official Discord servers or well-moderated trading subreddits, is generally safer than trading with random players you meet in game. These spaces often have reputation systems or reporting tools that make it harder for scammers to operate without getting called out.

If a deal feels off, whether it's an unusually generous offer or a player being oddly pushy, it's always fine to walk away. There will always be another trade.

Final Words

Trading is one of the most useful systems in Blox Fruits once you're high enough level to access it. Going in prepared, with a clear idea of where to trade, what you can offer, and how the trade window works, puts you ahead of players who just show up and hope for the best. Sticking to the in-game trade window and staying alert for common scam tactics keeps your inventory safe while you build up better fruits and game passes over time.