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The seller lists an item
They add photos, condition, location and delivery choices, but no public asking price. A confidential minimum may block abusive offers without revealing a value.
How Wantiva works
The item is listed.
The price is not.
Wantiva reverses one familiar marketplace habit: instead of publishing a price, the seller listens to private offers and decides which one works.
02
The buyer decides what to offer
A buyer can make one private cash offer for one or several listings from the same seller, or propose one or more of their own listings as a trade.
03
The seller makes the decision
The seller can accept, decline or invite the buyer to revise. Revision prompts never let the seller name a counter-price.
04
Both members complete the exchange
After acceptance, Wantiva opens a private transaction workspace for a local meetup or tracked shipping, messages and confirmation.
Cash offer
The amount stays private between the buyer and seller. Other members never see it.
Pure trade
Members exchange listed items without attaching a cash value to either side.
One seller, several items
A buyer may include several listings owned by the same seller in one complete offer.
The seller always remains free to decide.
An offer is not a public bid, and receiving one does not force the seller to accept it. Once an offer is accepted, the relevant listings are reserved and the parties continue in their private transaction workspace.