# TradePort > Multichain NFT Marketplace and Developer APIs TradePort aggregates NFT listings from multiple marketplaces across Sui, Movement, Aptos, Supra, NEAR, and Stacks, providing traders with unified access. TradePort aggregates NFT listings and bids from marketplaces across Sui, Aptos, NEAR, Stacks, Movement, Supra, and IOTA networks. Users can trade NFTs, launch collections through a no-code launchpad, and access developer APIs for building NFT applications. The platform unified its previously separate brands TradePort, Mercato, and Indexer.xyz under a single banner to provide multichain NFT marketplace, creation tools, and developer infrastructure. - Type: Company - Sector: NFTs - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/tradeport ## Products - [TradePort](https://thegrid.id/profiles/tradeport): TradePort aggregates listings and bids from all NFT marketplaces across multiple blockchains into a unified trading interface. Users can buy, sell, list, bid on, and sweep NFTs with bulk operations, view real-time activity feeds, track portfolio performance, and access analytics tools. The platform includes a no-code launchpad for launching NFT editions and collections, plus DeFi features for swapping and providing liquidity to NFT-backed pools. TradePort integrates Walrus decentralized storage for NFT metadata management and supports dynamic NFTs with programmable properties. (NFT Marketplace, Live, Main Product) - [TradePort NFT Data API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/tradeport): TradePort NFT Data API provides developers with GraphQL access to NFT metadata, ownership records, trading history, and marketplace listings across multiple blockchains. The API delivers real-time data synchronization, standardized data formats, and comprehensive NFT information including rarity, floor prices, collection statistics, and transaction events. Developers can query historical and current NFT states, including staking status and marketplace listings, through a unified multichain interface. (OnChain Data API, Live) - [TradePort NFT Trading SDK](https://thegrid.id/profiles/tradeport): TradePort NFT Trading SDK is a TypeScript library that enables developers to integrate NFT trading functionality into applications through programmatic transaction creation. The SDK supports buying, selling, sweeping, listing, bidding, instant selling, and transferring NFTs across marketplaces with automated transaction payload generation. Currently supports Aptos and Sui blockchain networks with cross-marketplace liquidity aggregation. 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