Blox Fruits Trading Values & Prices

All 41 fruit shop prices, how trading works, and where to find live trade values

Shop prices synced from the Blox Fruits wiki on August 12, 2026. Trading mechanics verified against the wiki on August 2026.

Quick Answer

Blox Fruits trading values reflect player demand and shift with every balance patch — there are no official trade values. This page lists every fruit's developer-set shop price (41 fruits, synced from the wiki August 12, 2026), explains how the trading system works (4 items per trade, 5 trades per 8 hours, 40% value cap), and points to community trackers for live consensus values.

About trade values vs shop prices: The Blox Fruits wiki itself states “there are no real trading values of every fruit in the game.” Trade values are community consensus that shifts with every patch, rework, and seasonal release. The prices below are the developer-set shop costs (Beli for the Blox Fruit Dealer, Robux for Permanent versions) — these are factual and stable. For live trade values, see the community sources section below.

Complete Fruit Shop Prices

All 41fruits from the Blox Fruit Dealer, organized by rarity. Shop prices are set by the developer and don't change with player demand. Total roster cost: 90,232,500 Beli or 70,380 Robux for all Permanents.

Common7 fruits
Subtotal: 462,500 Beli
FruitTypeBeliRobux (Perm)
RocketNatural5,00050
SpinNatural7,50075
BladeNatural30,000100
SpringNatural60,000180
BombNatural80,000220
SmokeElemental100,000250
SpikeNatural180,000380
Uncommon6 fruits
Subtotal: 2,670,000 Beli
FruitTypeBeliRobux (Perm)
FlameElemental250,000550
IceElemental350,000750
SandElemental420,000850
DarkElemental500,000950
EagleBeast550,000975
DiamondNatural600,0001,000
Rare4 fruits
Subtotal: 3,300,000 Beli
FruitTypeBeliRobux (Perm)
LightElemental650,0001,100
RubberNatural750,0001,200
GhostNatural940,0001,275
MagmaElemental960,0001,300
Legendary11 fruits
Subtotal: 18,600,000 Beli
FruitTypeBeliRobux (Perm)
QuakeNatural1,000,0001,500
BuddhaBeast1,200,0001,650
LoveNatural1,300,0001,700
CreationNatural1,400,0001,750
SpiderNatural1,500,0001,800
SoundNatural1,700,0001,900
PhoenixBeast1,800,0002,000
PortalNatural1,900,0002,000
LightningElemental2,100,0002,100
PainNatural2,300,0002,200
BlizzardElemental2,400,0002,250
Mythical13 fruits
Subtotal: 65,200,000 Beli
FruitTypeBeliRobux (Perm)
GravityNatural2,500,0002,300
MammothBeast2,700,0002,350
T-RexBeast2,700,0002,350
DoughElemental2,800,0002,400
ShadowNatural2,900,0002,425
VenomNatural3,000,0002,450
GasElemental3,200,0002,500
SpiritNatural3,400,0002,550
TigerBeast5,000,0003,000
YetiBeast5,000,0003,000
KitsuneBeast8,000,0004,000
ControlNatural9,000,0004,000
DragonBeast15,000,0005,000
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How Trading Works in Blox Fruits

Trading was added in Update 15. All mechanics below verified against the Blox Fruits wiki Trading page.

Trade Locations

  • Café — Second Sea (Kingdom of Rose)
  • Mansion — Third Sea (has an extra seat)

Both players must sit in trading chairs to open the trade menu.

Trade Limits

  • 4 items per trade (max)
  • 5 trades per 8-hour window
  • Resets automatically after the cooldown

40% Value Cap

  • Trades are blocked if the Beli price difference exceeds 40%
  • Adding Robux items raises the cap to 80–100%
  • Prevents extreme lowball trades

What You Can Trade

  • Stored Blox Fruits (physical)
  • Permanent Fruits (must be stored in inventory first)
  • Game Passes (must be gifted to yourself first)
  • Scrolls purchased with Robux

Trading Rules to Know

  • You cannot trade a Permanent Fruit or Game Pass to someone who already owns it.
  • To trade a Permanent Fruit, gift it to yourself first — this stores it in your inventory.
  • You can store one of each fruit type by default. The +1 Fruit Storage product (400 Robux) adds an extra slot.
  • Stored fruits cannot be dropped — only traded or eaten.
  • Receiving a Permanent Fruit from a trade activates it immediately (does not go to inventory).

Permanent vs Physical Fruits

Understanding this distinction is essential for trading — Permanents always carry higher trade value than physicals of the same fruit.

Physical FruitPermanent Fruit
How to getBlox Fruit Dealer (Beli), random spawn, or tradeShop menu or Dealer (Robux only)
PersistenceLost when you eat a different fruitKept forever — re-equip anytime via the Dealer or Shop
Trade valueLower — one-time useSignificantly higher — reusable
Value-cap effectStandard 40% capRaises the cap to 80–100%
StorageOne per fruit type (default)Must gift to yourself first to store and trade

What Affects Fruit Trade Value

Since there are no official trade values, community consensus drives pricing. These are the main factors that push a fruit's trade value up or down:

Pushes Value Up

  • Higher rarity (Mythicals trade for more than Commons)
  • Strong awakening or recent buff
  • High demand for grinding or PvP
  • Being a Permanent (vs Physical)
  • Limited availability or new release

Pushes Value Down

  • Low rarity and cheap shop price
  • Balance nerf or power creep from newer fruits
  • No awakening available
  • Being a Physical (one-time use)
  • High supply (easy to roll from the Dealer)
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Where to Check Live Trade Values

We don't publish fluctuating trade values because they age within days of any balance patch. These community sources stay current:

Blox Fruits Trading Discord Servers

The fastest read on post-patch value swings. Large servers maintain value sheets updated daily by active traders. Cross-check multiple sources before committing a Permanent.

Dated YouTube & TikTok Value Reviews

Pick creators who date their lists and reference the specific update or Trello patch they apply to. An undated value video is worth nothing — the meta shifts too fast.

Blox Fruits Wiki — Trading Page

The wiki's Trading page documents the mechanics but does not publish trade values — because the game doesn't define them. Use it as a mechanics reference, not a price list.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I trade in Blox Fruits?
Trading is available at two locations: the Café in the Second Sea (Kingdom of Rose) and the Mansion in the Third Sea. Both have trading chairs where two players sit opposite each other to open the trade menu. The Third Sea location has one extra seat and generally more experienced traders.
How many trades can I do per day in Blox Fruits?
You can trade up to five times every eight hours. The cooldown resets automatically. Before Update 17 Part 2, the limit was four trades per cooldown window.
What is the 40% value cap in Blox Fruits trading?
Blox Fruits blocks trades where the total Beli price difference between the two sides exceeds 40%. Adding Robux-purchased items (Permanent Fruits, Game Passes) to the trade can raise this cap to 80–100%, allowing more lopsided exchanges. This system prevents extreme lowball scams.
What is the difference between a Permanent and Physical fruit?
A Physical fruit is consumed when eaten — once you switch, it's gone. A Permanent fruit (purchased with Robux) stays in your account forever and can be re-equipped anytime via the Blox Fruit Dealer or Shop menu. Permanents trade for much more than physicals of the same fruit because of this reusability. The total cost of every Permanent fruit is 70,380 Robux.
What is the most expensive fruit in Blox Fruits?
Dragon is the most expensive at 15,000,000 Beli or 5,000 Robux for the Permanent version. Control is second at 9,000,000 Beli, and Kitsune is third at 8,000,000 Beli. These are the developer-set shop prices — actual trade value among players fluctuates with balance patches and demand.
Can I trade Game Passes in Blox Fruits?
Yes. Game Passes and Permanent Fruits can be traded, but only if they are stored in your inventory first. To store a Permanent Fruit or Game Pass, you gift it to yourself. You cannot trade a Permanent Fruit or Game Pass to someone who already owns it.
Why do Blox Fruits trade values change so often?
Trade values shift because they reflect player demand, not fixed prices. When a fruit gets a balance buff, its trade value rises as more players want it. New fruit releases, awakenings, reworks, and seasonal events all change which fruits are in demand. The wiki itself states there are no official trading values — only developer-set shop prices.
What fruits are used as trade currency in Blox Fruits?
High-demand physical fruits — especially Dragon and Kitsune — are often used as pseudo-currencies in large trades. Because they are the most expensive and sought-after fruits, traders quote prices of rarer items in multiples of Dragon or Kitsune physicals.

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