Auction House
The Zora Auction House is an open and permissionless system that allows any creator, community, platform or DAO to create and run their own curated auction houses.
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The Zora Auction House is an open and permissionless system that allows any creator, community, platform or DAO to create and run their own curated auction houses.
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As an extension to the Zora protocol, we provide an open and permissionless auction house, allowing any creator, community, platform, or DAO to create and run their own curated auction houses.
The ZDK provides access to the Auction House contract, allowing anyone to create, partake, or curate their own auction.
Similarly to instantiating the Zora Protocol Module, the Auction House Module requires an ethers.js Signer or Provider, and the chain ID you are interacting with.
Auctions are returned via the ZDK with the following structure:
In order to fetch an auction, simply pass the ID for the auction
If you've just created an auction, it may be useful to fetch the auction immediately after it was created. You can do this via the ZDK by simply passing the ethers.js Transaction Receipt from the transaction in which you created the auction.
In order to create an auction, the token owner simply approves their token to be used in the auction and specifies the parameters under which the auction shall take place.
As a curator, you can approve any auction in which you have been specified as the curator. Doing so effectively opens up the auction for bidding to take place.
If an auction has been approved, anyone is able to submit a bid to the auction.
Once an auction's timer has run out, anyone is able to end the auction. Ending an auction pays out the auction creator and curator, and transfers the token to the auction winner. If the auction is run using a Zora NFT, the auction also respects perpetual equity for the creator and any bid shares that may be present on the token.
If an auction has not received any bids yet, either the curator or creator may choose to cancel the auction. Doing so returns the token to the original owner and removes the auction from the directory.
Name
Type
Description
signerOrProvider
Signer | Provider
The ethers.js Signer or Provider instance you are using to connect to Ethereum
chainID
number
The chain ID for the Ethereum chain. 1 for mainnet, or 4 for rinkeby
Name
Type
Description
auctionId
BigNumberish
The ID for the auction you are trying to fetch
Name
Type
Description
receipt
TransactionReceipt
The receipt from the transaction in which the auction was created
Name
Type
Description
tokenId
BigNumberish
The ID of the token
duration
BigNumberish
The length of time to run the auction for, in seconds
reservePrice
BigNumberish
The minimum price of the first bid
curator
string
The address for the auction curator, or the zero address for an uncurated auction
curatorFeePercentage
number
The % of this auction's highest bid to award the auction curator once the auction has completed
auctionCurrency
string
The address of the ERC-20 contract in which this auction can be run. If set to the zero address, the auction will be run in ETH
tokenAddress
string
[optional] The address of the NFT contract the token is coming from. If not specified, the Zora protocol is assumed.
Name
Type
Description
auctionId
BigNumberish
The ID for the auction
approved
boolean
Whether or not the auction is approved
Name
Type
Description
auctionId
BigNumberish
The ID of the auction
amount
BigNumberish
The amount of the auction's specified currency to be bidding in
Name
Type
Description
auctionId
BigNumberish
The ID of the auction
Name
Type
Description
auctionId
BigNumberish
The ID for the auction