# Offers

On objkt, anyone can place offers on any token. An offer can be accepted by anyone who owns an edition of the token the offer is placed on.

### Creating an Offer

To create an offer on a token, navigate to the token page. Scroll down to find the "Make offer" button on the right-hand side.

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Specify the price you want to pay for the token, the currency, and the expiry date. Once you're satisfied with your input, click `Offer` and proceed with signing the transaction. It typically takes 10-20 seconds for the offer to appear on the marketplace.

### Creating a Floor Offer

On certain collections, it's possible to place an offer on any token within that collection. These are called `Floor Offers` and can be accepted by anyone who owns any token in that collection.

To create a floor offer, navigate to any token page within the desired collection. Click the `Make offer` tab, and you'll see a menu where you can set the floor offer flag.

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Floor Offers only work for certain collections (such as PFP collections like the Tezzards: <https://objkt.com/collection/tezzardz>)
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Remember that creating a floor offer places an offer on all tokens within the collection, not just the specific token you're currently viewing.
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Floor offers can be cancelled in the same way as normal offers.

### Accepting an Offer

To accept an offer on a token you own, go to the token page. You'll see a large red button saying `Sell for X`. Clicking this button will execute a wallet transaction accepting the highest current offer on the token.

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### Accepting Multiple/Different Offers

If a token you own has multiple offers, scroll down to `Offers` to see a list of all offers placed on the token.

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From here, you can either execute individual offers by clicking `Sell for X` in the list of offers, or execute multiple offers at once.

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To accept multiple offers at once, ensure that you own multiple editions of the token you're viewing.
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You can filter the list of offers before selecting any. The following filters are available:

#### Filter: Removing Duplicates

This removes all offers from the same wallet, keeping only the best offer each wallet has placed.

#### Filter: Verified Twitter Only

This removes all offers from users who haven't verified their Twitter profile. You can read more about this in the [Verify your Twitter](/product/product-guides/creating-a-profile.md#step-5-verify-your-twitter) section of the [Creating a Profile](/product/product-guides/creating-a-profile.md) guide.

Additionally, you have different options for selecting the offers you want to execute:

#### Select: Manual

This allows you to manually select the offers you want to accept.

#### Select: Top Offers

This will select the top offers by value (maximizing your profits).

#### Select: Random

This will select offers randomly.

Once you're satisfied with your selection, click the large red `Sell` button to execute the offers. Note that it may take 30-60 seconds for your sale to be visible on objkt.

### Cancel a Single Offer

You can cancel your offer directly on the token page where you placed it. Under `Offers`, you'll find all your offers created for a token. You can cancel an offer by clicking `cancel` next to it.

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### Cancel Multiple Offers

To cancel multiple offers, navigate to your profile and click on the `Offers` tab. You'll find a list of all the offers you've created. Check multiple rows and click `Cancel Selected` at the top to cancel multiple offers at once.

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### Expired Offers

What happens when an offer expires depends on whether the offer is custodial (Tezos) or non-custodial (oXTZ, uUSD, etc.).

* Expired offer in Tezos:
  * The offer no longer shows on the token
  * The offer cannot be accepted (the contract would reject the transaction)
  * The offer shows as expired on the "Offers" tab of the offer creator's profile (`/profile/…/offers`)
  * Cancelling the offer returns the Tezos to the wallet that created the offer
* Expired offer not in Tezos (non-custodial, e.g., oXTZ, uUSD):
  * The offer no longer shows on the token
  * The offer cannot be accepted (the contract would reject the transaction)
  * No need to cancel the offer
  * Nothing can be sent back to the wallet that created the offer because creating the offer did not send anything


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