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Marketplace 8 July 2026 5 min read

Offers, both ways: accept every bid on your names — and cancel your own

A wallet-wide view of every acceptable bid across the names you own, one-click accept for single-name and collection offers, and a true on-chain cancel for bids you have made yourself.

Buying and listing on ENS.Tools has worked for a while. This update finishes the other half of a marketplace: offers — seeing the bids on the names you own, accepting them in one click, and withdrawing bids you have placed yourself. Everything settles on the canonical Seaport 1.6 protocol, so an offer is a real, signed on-chain order — not an IOU.

Every bid on your names, in one place

The new Offers on your names tab aggregates every acceptable bid across the entire wallet — not name by name. Direct bids are grouped under each name, and whole-collection offers show up once with a picker so you can choose which eligible name to sell into them. One round-trip, no clicking through your portfolio hunting for offers.

Accept in one transaction

When you accept a WETH bid, you are the seller in a Seaport fulfilment: the buyer’s WETH lands in your wallet and the name transfers to them in the same transaction. Single-name bids use fulfillBasicOrder; whole-collection offers use fulfillAdvancedOrder with an on-chain criteria resolver. Before you sign, we simulate the fill — if a bid has gone stale (the bidder spent their WETH or withdrew it), you get a clear message instead of a wasted gas fee on a guaranteed revert.

Cancel a bid you have made

If you are the bidder, every offer card now shows a Cancel button. This is a true on-chain Seaport cancel — it marks the order hash cancelled so the signed order can never be filled again, then removes it from our order book. That matters: a database-only “cancel” would leave a valid signature floating around that a counterparty could still fulfil. If the order is already invalid on-chain, we skip the transaction and just tidy up the book.

The 2% fee, unchanged and atomic

Accepting an offer carries the same flat 2% platform fee as the rest of the marketplace, settled atomically inside the Seaport order — it cannot be bypassed or skipped, and you always receive the full agreed amount minus that fee.

Try it

Open Offers on your names to see and accept bids across your whole wallet, or head to any name you have bid on to accept incoming offers or cancel your own.

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