Raider's Market is a community tool for ARC Raiders that helps you find trades, coordinate safely, and build squads faster. The goal is simple: spend less time searching and more time raiding.
The Marketplace is for posting what you're offering and what you're looking for. Use it to negotiate, confirm details, and complete trades with less friction.
LFG (Looking For Group) helps you find teammates for runs, quests, and raids. Create a group with your objective and region, then coordinate with the right people.
If you're new, start with the Trade Guide and follow the safety checklist before you exchange Embark IDs or drop items in-game. When something feels off, cancel the trade and walk away.
This site also includes Support and policy pages so players can report issues, review safety guidance, and understand how the platform handles data and moderation.
Raider's Market is designed for fast coordination: short listings, quick filters, and simple group posts so you can get to the game without endless scrolling.
If you're looking for a specific item, start in Marketplace and search by name. If you're looking for people, start in LFG and describe the objective clearly.
If you're trading, keep the exchange small at first and avoid bringing extra valuables. Verify drops before picking up and secure items quickly.
If you need help with accounts, safety issues, or reporting, the Support page is the fastest way to reach the team.
What is Raider's Market? It's a companion app/site for ARC Raiders that focuses on trade coordination and finding squads (LFG).
Is this an official ARC Raiders service? No — it's a community project built to help players coordinate trades and groups.
How does the Marketplace work? You create a listing describing what you have and what you want. Other players can reach out to coordinate a trade.
How does LFG work? You create or join a group with a clear objective (questing, farming, raids). Use chat to coordinate then team up in-game.
When should I share my Embark ID? Only after both players agree on the trade terms and you feel comfortable proceeding.
How can I trade more safely? Keep trades simple, avoid bringing extra valuables, verify drops before picking up, and secure items quickly.
What should I do if a trade feels suspicious? Cancel the trade, do not share personal info, and contact Support with details.
Where can I learn the steps? Open the Trade Guide for a step-by-step checklist and best practices.
Do these pages contain real content for search engines? Yes — the site includes readable summaries and policy pages alongside the interactive app UI.
How do I get help? Use the Support page for account issues, bug reports, or policy questions.
What should I put in a Marketplace listing? Item name, quantity, whether you're offering or looking for, and a short note about availability.
What should I put in an LFG post? Objective, region, time window, and whether you prefer voice or text.
Can I use this on mobile? Yes — the app works on iOS and Android, and the web version provides the same core features.
How do you handle safety and policies? See the Privacy and Child Safety pages for clear policy summaries.
Start with one goal: if you want items, use Marketplace; if you want teammates, use LFG. Both flows are designed to be short and practical.
Marketplace is best when listings are clear. Search the item you want, open a listing, and confirm the terms before meeting in-game.
LFG is best when group posts are specific. Include your objective and region so players can join confidently.
For best results, keep communication simple: what you're doing, when you're doing it, and what you need from the other player.
If you have any concern during a trade or group interaction, you can stop and use Support to report issues.
If you’re not sure what to do next, start by browsing recent listings and recent groups. The most active posts are often the easiest to coordinate.
When you post, add a short description that answers the obvious questions up front. Fewer follow-ups means faster matches.
Use the Trade Guide if you’re trading for the first time. It covers a safe, repeatable checklist that works for most item exchanges.
Raider's Market is a community tool: be respectful, keep messages clear, and help keep the list useful by closing posts you no longer need.
If you’re coming from another community, the flow here is straightforward: post once with clear details, then coordinate directly in chat.
The best posts answer the basics up front (what, where, when). That makes it easier for players to say yes and move to the next step.
If you don’t get a response, try rewriting the post with clearer terms or a smaller request. Clarity usually beats volume.
For item searches, use the exact name when possible. For squad searches, focus on the objective and time window first.
When you’re done, close listings and groups. Fresh content keeps the homepage useful for everyone.
If you’re browsing, open a few posts and compare details before committing. The clearest posts usually lead to the smoothest coordination.
If you’re posting, keep it honest and specific so the right players respond.
Over time, consistent and clear posts help build a healthier community.
If you want to start fast, try one small trade or one short run: small commitments are easier to coordinate and build trust.
Use simple language in listings and group titles. Clear intent beats clever wording when people are scanning quickly.
If you’re unsure whether a trade is worth it, skip it and look for another listing. You’ll usually find a better match.