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# Create a swap offer

Path in the app: **Create Swap**.

## Step 1 — What you’re offering

* Select NFTs from your wallet (search + **Show more** for large collections).
* Optionally add **SOL** and/or **USDC**.
* Max **8 assets** on this side.

## Step 2 — What you want

* Add the assets you want in return (NFT by mint lookup, SOL, USDC, etc.).
* Max **8 assets** on this side.

## Step 3 — Offer settings

| Setting     | UI labels                                                 |
| ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| Offer type  | **Public Offer** · **Private Offer** · **Shareable Link** |
| Expiration  | **1 Hour** · **24 Hours** · **3 Days** · **7 Days**       |
| Negotiation | **Open to offers** · **Firm offer**                       |

Private offers require a valid **Receiver Wallet Address** (not your own wallet). Details: [Offer types & negotiation](/niftix-docs/platform-guide/offer-types.md).

## Step 4 — Review & deposit

1. Check the summary, fee estimate, and expiry.
2. Click **Deposit & Create Offer**.
3. Approve **one** batched transaction in your wallet (opens escrow + deposits your offering).

{% hint style="success" %}
After success you’ll get a shareable swap link and can find the offer under **Portfolio → Listed Swaps**.
{% endhint %}

## Rules to remember

* Each **token / NFT mint** may appear only once across both sides.
* **SOL can be on both sides** (one SOL amount per side).
* Compressed NFTs and Token-2022 are not supported.


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