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# Peer-hosted markets
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**Before buying or delivering:** read [Market payments, buyer protections and seller protections](market-transparency.md) for the complete flow, host/author fees, custody model, refund limits, privacy and dispute responsibilities. Today's payments are simulated; NFT delivery is real. The market is not trustless escrow and does not provide guaranteed reimbursement or arbitration.
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Every Wikideck peer can host its own market for cards on the shared NFT blockchain. A host can serve collectors broadly or build a community around a particular collection, theme or subject. Card ownership and confirmed transfers follow the shared chain; each host keeps its own listings, bids and order journal. Buyers and sellers must use the same host to complete a sale.
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The current market provides fixed-price sales and timed auctions. Running a collection-focused community is possible today, but built-in collection-specific admission, moderation and curation controls are not implemented. Peer-hosted custom trading card games are also planned, not available yet. Operators can adapt the source and presentation subject to licensing; the project still needs a published software license before open-source reuse rights can be claimed. See [project direction and licensing](../README.md#peer-ownership-and-customization).
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