Trading TaxĮach trade consists of a Trading Tax charged in amount of certain credits.
You cannot trade special weapons/blueprints with mastery requirement higher than the tenno’s MR rank you are trading with. Let’s take an example, if I have a Oberon Prime Neuroptics and I craft it using the foundry, I still haven’t crafted Oberon Prime Warframe but the neuro I did. Some new players might get confused with the “Fully Crafted weapons/parts” point.
Resources such as Nitain Extract, Endo, Kuva, Argon crystal etc. Starting account platinum (to prevent users from farming platinum by creating new accounts). Special Weapons with Affinity or Orokin Catalyst installed. Special weapons can only be traded if they have No affinity, Lens or Orokin Catalyst installed. Unranked Syndicate Weapons such as Sancti Tigris, Vaykor Marelok, Telos Boltace etc. Event Weapons Parts such as Imperator Vandal. Special Weapons Parts from Invasions such as Karak Wraith, Snipertron Vandal. You can also head to Maroo’s Bazar for trading but you would have to pay hub tax which is few credits (10% tax). If you want to trade with a fellow tenno, you need to head to a trading post which can be located in your Clan Dojo. Founders get additional two trades per day, that’s the founder perk that you get for supporting the game in early stages. So, If I am MR22, I can perform 22 trades in a day. The number of trades that you can perform in a day is equal to your mastery rank. Trading opens up for you when you complete your MR2 test. Maximum of 5 parts or minimum of 1 part/mod can be traded at once. In Warframe, two tenno can exchange parts for platinum or a tradable part with one another. The word trading is self explanatory, there’s not much to add to it. Warframe Trading Guide – The best part of this game which I like is Trading, today’s guide will be based on enlightening everyone regarding Warframe Trading.
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