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# OTSea Mini Markets

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## What's a Mini-Market? Give me the tea.

OTSea Mini-Markets brings OTC trading capabilities directly to your doorstep! A Mini-Market will instantly enable an OTC marketplace for your project, on your website, using your token, for your community.

Adding a mini-market will have obvious benefits to any project, as it gives large holders an avenue to offload their tokens without dumping them on the chart, as well as allowing them to sell them at discounts while avoiding slippage fees.

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## How does it work?

Mini-Market is a window into OTSea taking the form of an embeddable widget. By copying a few lines of code into your website, you will have created an OTC market for your community.

The widget allows users to create OTC orders for the project's token, and displays only the orders for that token. Any existing order on OTSea for other project's tokens will not be displayed. The following features will be available via the widget:

* Creating OTC orders
* Crowd-fill Orders
* Single Fill/All-or-Nothing Orders
* Filling Orders
* Updating Orders

How do I get one?

Getting a Mini-Market is as easy as pie! Simple head over to our [integration page](https://www.otsea.io/en/minimarkets?network=solana) to add one to your project!

{% hint style="info" %}
Don't forget to add the Flashbots RPC by clicking this button in the widget, to avoid those pesky MEV bots! A button to switch to Flashbots RPC is available conveniently on the UI which will take care of this for you.
{% endhint %}


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