OpenSea added detailed terms for its new unique item offer feature, which allows buyers to make open offers on NFTs matching selected attributes without requiring the item to be listed for sale. The updated terms emphasize that attribute matching is approximate, OpenSea does not verify item attributes or condition, and users are fully responsible for reviewing matching items before placing an offer. The feature is currently in beta.
The updated terms introduce a new unique item offer feature that allows buyers to make open offers on NFTs matching specified attributes. The terms establish that attribute matching is approximate, creator-provided attributes may not capture all distinguishing characteristics, and OpenSea does not independently verify item attributes, condition, or accuracy. Buyers accept full responsibility for their offers and resulting transactions, and must review all matching items using the provided link before placing an offer.
→ Before placing a unique item offer, review all matching items using the link provided in the interface to verify they match your intended purchase criteria.
OpenSea clarifies that attribute matching is approximate, attributes are creator-provided and unverified, and users are fully responsible for reviewing items before placing an offer.
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OpenSea has formalized terms for a new beta feature enabling attribute-based NFT bidding. The terms emphasize user responsibility for verifying items and clarify that OpenSea does not verify attributes or condition. This is primarily a …
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