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Contracts ​

Contracts allow direct trading between two companies for materials on a specific planet.

Contract Types ​

Buy Contract ​

You offer to buy materials from a specific company on a specific planet. You set the material, quantity, and price. The seller must deliver the materials to fulfill.

Sell Contract ​

You offer to sell materials to a specific company on a specific planet. You set the material, quantity, and price. You must have the materials available to fulfill.

How Contracts Work ​

1. Create ​

One company creates a contract specifying: counter-party, material, quantity, price, and planet location.

Limits: Maximum of 5 active contracts per HQ level.

Fees: A transaction fee is included in the unit price, paid by the buyer. The seller receives the price minus this fee.

2. Accept ​

The other company reviews and accepts the contract terms.

Before fulfillment: Neither party needs to have materials or credits ready. The contract simply exists as an agreement.

3. Fulfill ​

Once both companies meet the requirements, either party can fulfill the contract. This executes the trade instantly:

  • Materials transfer from seller to buyer
  • Credits transfer from buyer to seller (minus fees)
  • Contract completes

Requirements to Fulfill ​

The fulfill becomes available only when all requirements are met:

Seller must have:

  • The full material quantity on that planet (across any warehouses/ships)

Buyer must have:

  • Enough credits for the total cost
  • Warehouse space (or ship cargo space) on that planet for the full quantity

Cancelling ​

Either party can cancel Pending or Active contracts at any time before fulfillment.

Contract Fees ​

A transaction fee is added to each unit, paid by the buyer. The seller receives the agreed price minus this fee.

Fee Rate by Location:

  • At the Exchange: 0% (no fee)
  • Other planets: 1% base + 0.1% per light year from Exchange

Fee Calculation:

Unit Fee = Material Base Price × Fee Rate
Total Buyer Cost = (Unit Price × Quantity)
Seller Receives = ((Unit Price - Unit Fee) × Quantity)

Example: A planet 50 LY from the Exchange has a 6% fee rate (1% + 5%).

Trading closer to the Exchange costs less in fees. Trading at the Exchange itself has no contract fees.

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