> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.myneighboralice.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.myneighboralice.com/our-website/play/in-game-trading.md).

# In-game Trading

Trading is key to enjoying the multiplayer experience fully. 

Trading can be unlocked by completing a quest that will get you a ticket to craft a storefront you can use to sell your items in-game. The storefront is something you can place on your land.

Of course, if you use your private-owned storefronts, other players must come across your land. An alternative may be to use the Townhub storefronts. Townhub is central to each region and a very busy area. There, you can place your shipping orders and increase the likelihood of selling your items. 

Every time you sell an item, you need to pay a small fee and public storefronts will be more expensive to use than your private one.

{% hint style="info" %}
For the time being, **only items created natively on the Chromia blockchain,** the blockchain that powers My Neighbor Alice, **can be traded inside the game**. Of course, we are working to remove this limitation and to improve the trading experience even more. 

If you want to buy and sell items that are natively from BNB Chain, you can use My Neighbor Alice Marketplace. There is an entire section of this documentation dedicated to the Marketplace.
{% endhint %}


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