How to trade with other players in Rocket League
Trading with other players in Rocket League is a great way to earn some unique rewards so we're here to walk you through step-by-step on how to do so safely.
If you're trying to get some items in Rocket League, then trading for them may be the best option. We're here to show you how to do just that, explain why you would want to, and the steps you need to take to enable it.
What to do before trading in Rocket League
First off, you cannot trade unless you have purchased at least 500 Credits. This may seem to be a paywall for some, especially free-to-play gamers, but Rocket League trading does fall victim to scams, and this step is to prevent fraudulent activity.
Players can also only trade items that were purchased or unlocked on the console that they are trading with. Cross-platform progression has allowed players to own items on PC, which cannot be transferred to their Xbox accounts, meaning you need to be logged into the console where you have acquired the items you want to trade.
How to trade with other players
Once you have purchased 500 Credits and logged on to your desired console, Rocket League trading is quite easy:
- Ensure that you have the "Allow Player-to-Player Trading" setting enabled
- Invite a player to a party
- Select the "Invite to Trade" option
- Choose the Items or Credits you want to offer
- Wait for the other player to select their offerings
- Select "Accept"
- The "Review Your Trade" window will then appear. If you're satisfied with the trade, press and hold the "Accept" button again once it becomes available
- Your new items will be added to your Garage Inventory and your traded items will have been removed
You should also check out which is the fastest car in Rocket League so that you're ready to zoom.
About The Author
Jack Marsh
Jack is an Esports Journalist at GGRecon. Graduating from the University of Chester, with a BA Honours degree in Journalism, Jack is an avid esports enthusiast and specialises in Rocket League, Call of Duty, VALORANT, and trending gaming news.
