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# The KWOB

The Kamigotchi World Orderbook is the in-game marketplace for P2P item trading. It’s accessible either by being present in the room or through the inventory menu, by clicking on the clasped hands in the top-right.

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The orderbook contains three tabs:

* The **View Orderbook** tab details all open offers on the market. It may be filtered by item category and is searchable by order type and item names.
* In **Manage Orders** you can create new orders and view any outstanding orders.
* **History** shows your completed trades.

The KWOB lets you set up two types of orders.

* **Buy Orders:** You want 1 <img src="/files/xVkTRGb3eLM6cJBkzPzA" alt="" data-size="line"> **Mint** and you offer 4000 <img src="/files/EFAsqvfLNlME2xG9bVpB" alt="" data-size="line"> **MUSU** for it.
* **Sell Orders:** You have 1 <img src="/files/xVkTRGb3eLM6cJBkzPzA" alt="" data-size="line"> **Mint** and want to sell it for 9000 <img src="/files/EFAsqvfLNlME2xG9bVpB" alt="" data-size="line"> **MUSU**.

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The orders go into the orderbook and can be fulfilled by anyone deeming the exchange fair. They may be created both from the marketplace room and remotely. If you created the order, you must later complete it through Manage Orders to receive your part of the trade.

### Fees <a href="#temple-by-the-waterfall" id="temple-by-the-waterfall"></a>

Creating an order incurs a flat cost of 3 <img src="/files/EFAsqvfLNlME2xG9bVpB" alt="" data-size="line"> **MUSU**, increased to 50 <img src="/files/EFAsqvfLNlME2xG9bVpB" alt="" data-size="line"> **MUSU** if you choose to conduct your business remotely. When an order is completed the trade’s currency receiver pays a 1% fee on the total amount.
