Auction House
The Auction House can be accessed by hovering over the Town tab. In the Auction house, you can bid on Pokémon using Pokedollars, or put your Pokémon up for other users to bid on. If someone overbids you, then you will get your PokeDollars back.
Bidding
You will be able to see Pokémon which users have set up. The 'Highest Bid' shows you the username of the most recent and highest bidder. 'Expiring' shows you how long you have to bid until the auction expires.
To bid on that Pokémon, you click the Pokémon's sprite and you will get sent to a bidding page.
On the right, you can enter the amount of Pokedollars. On the left, there will be the sprite of the Pokémon, the Item it is holding, and a display of the Pokémon's level.
At the bottom, it will show us how long until the auction expires.
Promoted auctions
Users are able to promote their auctions while setting one up. By promoting an auction, the Pokémon will be displayed on the page for everyone to see. By promoting an auction, users will also be able to see the item the Pokémon is holding.
Every time you visit, or refresh the Auction House page, there will be 5 Pokémon random actions displayed that have been promoted.
It costs 300 Pokedollars per hour to promote an auction.
Setting up an Auction
You can only set up a maximum of 4 Pokémon until the auctions expire. Premium members can put up a maximum of 8 Pokémon until they expire. To set up an auction, click on [Set up an auction] .
You can then choose a Pokémon in one of your Boxes, or a Pokémon in your party. (You cannot set up eggs!)
Once you have chosen your Pokémon, you type in your Start bid. The maximum start bid is 999,999 Pokedollars.
You then choose how long you want your auction to be up for, and then you click the button.
If your auction ends, and no one has bid on it, then your Pokémon will be returned to you.
The Auction House will keep 5% of total revenue for each successful auction.
Keep in mind, once you have set up an auction, you cannot cancel it! So be careful when setting a Pokémon up.
Searching for Pokémon
At the top of the page, you are able to select a Pokémon and search for it.
If nobody has set that Pokémon up, you wont find it, but If someone has set it up, you will find it. The search results will show all ongoing auctions of the Pokémon you have searched for.
Alternatively, you can search for auctions based on 4 specific categories listed below the search function. This could help you search for missing dex entries, or for any shiny and mega-able Pokémon up for auction.