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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sprd.app/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

You’ve found a spread on Discover and checked the orderbook. Before buying, check three things.

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1. Is the seller trustworthy?

Expand a row in the orderbook to see trust indicators on each quote.
  • Green shield — Platform-authenticated (StockX, GOAT, eBay AG). Safest.
  • Amber check — Top seller with strong track record on that marketplace.
  • No badge — New or unverified seller. Consider authenticating yourself.
Use Verified Only on Discover to filter out unverified sellers entirely.

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2. Does the spread survive after all costs?

The fee toggle shows platform fees, but a real trade has more costs:
  • Shipping to you — Free on some platforms, $10-15 on others
  • Forwarding fees — If using a service like Planet Express ($5-15 per package)
  • Authentication — LegitApp or similar ($3-5 per item)
  • Shipping to buyer — Outbound shipping when you sell
Turn on After fees on Discover to see realistic spreads. Then mentally subtract any additional costs that apply to your setup.

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3. Is the product liquid?

Check the Vol (7d) column on Discover. Higher volume means the product is actively trading and your order is more likely to fill quickly. Low-volume products can show attractive spreads but may take days or weeks to sell.
Use Hot Spreads view to only see products with 10+ trades in the last 7 days.

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Quick checklist

  1. Is the seller verified or high-trust?
  2. Does the spread survive with After fees on?
  3. Does it survive after shipping + authentication costs?
  4. Is the product liquid? (7d volume > 10)
Once you’re confident, place the order.