An auction lets buyers place bids within a set time frame. When the auction ends, the highest bidder wins the right to buy the animal.

A regular listing means the animal is sold at a fixed price. The seller sets the price, and the buyer can purchase it instantly without bidding.

Yes, you can browse auctions and view animals without registering. You can also follow the progress of auctions in real time.

However, to place a bid or purchase an animal, you’ll need to be logged in.

When creating a listing, the seller can choose whether the auction should automatically extend after each new bid.

An auction can be set to extend by a specific time after every bid. Another option is to extend only if a bid is placed within the final N minutes before the auction ends.

Proxy bidding allows a participant to set the maximum amount they’re willing to pay for an animal.

If someone places a bid below that limit, the system automatically increases the bid on participant behalf, following the set bid increment. The bid increment is the minimum amount by which a new bid must exceed the current one.

Yes, publishing a listing comes with a fee. You can save your listing as a "Draft" before publishing.

When adding a listing, you can choose how many days it will be visible. Full pricing details are available during the listing process.

The listing duration is calculated from the moment of payment. Until then, the listing may appear as "Payment Pending" or be saved as a "Draft".