Trading rules and requirements in Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY

Read this before you try to trade

Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY locks trading behind progress and rules, so knowing them up front saves a lot of confusion. If the trade option is greyed out or the Plaza won't let you in, you almost certainly haven't cleared one of the requirements below yet. None of it involves money — everything is pet-for-pet, trade only.

The unlock: hatch 8,000 eggs

Trading itself unlocks only after you've hatched 8,000 eggs in total. There's no shortcut around it — keep hatching until you cross that mark, and the trading feature becomes available to you.

The Trading Plaza gate

• On normal servers, the Trading Plaza opens once you've hatched 5,000 eggs.
• On pro servers, the Plaza opens as soon as you own 1 Secret pet.
• This is separate from the 8,000-egg trading unlock — you need both to actually make trades.
• If you can reach the Plaza but still can't trade, keep hatching toward 8,000 eggs.

Per-trade limits

• You can put at most 12 pets in a single trade.
• There's a roughly 60-second cooldown between trades, so batch your swaps instead of doing lots of tiny ones.
• You can only trade with someone on your own server, so meet up before you start.
• Plan bigger, deliberate trades — and re-check every pet and variant before confirming.

Pets only — and only pets you own

• You can ONLY trade PETS. Gems, bubble gum, potions, and other items cannot go in a trade.
• You can only offer pets you already own — nothing promised, borrowed, or 'coming later.'
• Because you can't trade currency or items, any deal asking for Robux, gems, or 'a gift on the side' is a scam and breaks the rules.
• If someone insists on adding non-pet items to sweeten a deal, walk away.

Do a value check before you commit

None of these rules tell you whether a swap is actually fair — that's on you. Before you agree, check every pet (and its exact variant) on our free community value list and run the whole trade through the WFL calculator, so you know both sides are legit and roughly even before you hit confirm. A value is a community reference point, not a price, but it's the fastest way to catch a lopsided offer.