Alongside the market itself sit two read-only feeds: All Transfers and Loan Moves. Neither lets you do anything — and that is the point. They exist so you can see what the rest of the platform is actually paying before you decide what to ask or offer.
All Transfers
Every completed permanent move across the platform, not just yours. This is the closest thing Lonida has to a price index: real deals at real prices, rather than asking prices nobody paid.
Loan Moves
The same idea for temporary moves. It shows which players are going out on loan and on what terms, which is useful both for judging loan fees and for spotting clubs willing to lend.
Price from completed deals, not listings
A listing tells you what somebody hopes to get. A completed transfer tells you what somebody actually paid. When you are setting a buy-now price or deciding whether an offer for your player is fair, the All Transfers feed is the more honest number of the two.
Using these feeds well
Three things they answer quickly
- Is my asking price realistic? Compare against completed deals for similar players.
- Which clubs are active? Clubs appearing repeatedly are the ones worth approaching.
- Is loaning normal for this kind of player? If similar players move on loan rather than permanently, price your own accordingly.