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# Offer types & negotiation

## Visibility

### Public Offer

* Can appear on the **Explore** trade board.
* Any eligible wallet may accept.
* Receiver is set when someone accepts.

### Private Offer

* Only the wallet you enter as **Receiver Wallet Address** can accept.
* Receiver cannot be your own wallet.
* Best for known counterparties.

### Shareable Link

* Distributed via **Copy Link** / **QR**.
* Anyone with the link who meets the rules can accept (unless combined with private rules in a given build).
* May not be listed like every public board card.

## Expiration

Choose when the offer dies if nobody finishes:

| Label    | Typical window         |
| -------- | ---------------------- |
| 1 Hour   | Short tests / fast OTC |
| 24 Hours | Default day trade      |
| 3 Days   | Multi-day negotiation  |
| 7 Days   | Longer window          |

After expiry, use **Expire Offer** / **Withdraw My Assets** as described in [Cancel, expire & withdraw](/niftix-docs/getting-started/cancel-expire-withdraw.md).

## Negotiation

On create → **Offer Settings**:

| Mode               | Meaning                                                   |
| ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Open to offers** | Counterparty can discuss / counter in **Trade Chat**      |
| **Firm offer**     | Terms are fixed; chat counters may be disabled for buyers |

Chat never moves assets by itself — only signed escrow transactions do.


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