Trade City

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I suggest simply keeping/updating the article to something satisfactory, then stating that this area is no long in the game. It is a piece of PWO history, even if it wasn't a very important one. Either that, or delete this and move it to the history page along with other, no-longer-used maps in its own "Canceled Maps" section.

An overview of Trade City.

Trade Cities are special areas established within PWO specifically to enable players to Trade with each other. There is one Trade City per region, and players must register a Trade City password in an office in either region to access the area. Although both Trade Cities appear identical, they are seperate and are not a combined trading hub; therefore players can only trade with other players within the same Trade City region. When in Trade City, both players must have attained at least 30 reputation points to engage with a trade with each other.

Trade Cities are run by a company named "Keebacorp Secure Trading and Transportation", who try to ensure a safe trading system. They also provide free transportation services to access a Trade City within your region.

Within Trade City, there are not many notable features other than numerous Pokémon Centers, which allow players convenient access to the PC storage system to withdraw their stored Pokémon.

Registering for Trade City

For an additional security feature for a player's Pokémon, players are required to correctly enter a 5 digit Trade City password to access Trade City every visit. The password may be registered in an office in Celadon City in Kanto, and in Olivine City in Johto.

If you forget your Trade City password, you may request a reminder under your Playerdex settings.

Accessing Trade City

Once a password has been created, players may use the free services of Keebacorp's Ferry to travel back and forth between a Trade City. The Ferry may be used on Route 19 in Kanto, and in Olivine City in Johto.