How to Buy and Sell Pearl ($PRL) in 2026

Buying and selling $PRL on Pearl Trade takes just a few clicks once your wallet is funded. This guide walks you through the whole process — from getting trade-ready to placing your first buy or sell order.

$PRL trades against $USDC on Arbitrum (PRL / USDC market). Everything below happens in the trade panel on the right side of Pearl Trade.

Before you start

You'll need three things:

1. An EVM Compatible Wallet like Metamask, Rabby or Phantom. click Connect wallet in the top-right corner.
2. $USDC on Arbitrum to buy with or native $PRL if you're selling.
3. Funds in your Pearl Trade Wallet. Use the Deposit / Withdraw button in the trade panel to move $USDC or $PRL from your connected wallet into Pearl Trade so it's ready to trade.

💡 Tip: Always confirm you're on the official pearl-trade.com domain before connecting your wallet, and bookmark it to avoid lookalike sites.

How to buy $PRL

1. In the trade panel, make sure the Buy PRL tab (green) is selected.
2. Choose an order type:
   • Market — buys immediately at the best available price. Fastest, but you pay whatever the book offers.
   • Limit — you set the price you're willing to pay; the order waits on the book until the market reaches it.
3. If you chose Limit, enter your price in $USDC. You can tap Best bid, Last, or Best ask to auto-fill a reference price, then adjust.
4. Enter the size in $PRL, or use the 25% / 50% / 75% / 100% buttons to size from your available balance.
5. Review the Total, the 1.00% platform fee, and the "You receive (after fee)" line.
6. Click the buy button and confirm the transaction in your wallet. Once done, a market order fills right away and a limit order will appear under Open Orders until it fills.

How to sell $PRL

Selling works the same way, in reverse:

1. Select the Sell PRL tab.
2. Pick Market (sell now at the best price) or Limit (set your target price and wait).
3. Enter the size of $PRL you want to sell, or use the percentage buttons.
4. Check the Total you'll receive in $USDC and the fee.
5. Confirm the order. Limit sells sit under Open Orders until someone buys at your price.

Keep an eye on the spread and fees

Two things affect what you actually pay or receive:

• The spread: the gap between the best bid and best ask. A wide spread means market orders can be expensive; a limit order often gets you a better price if you're willing to wait.
• The 1.00% platform fee: shown in the order summary before you confirm, so there are no surprises.

Managing your orders

Open limit orders live under the Open Orders tab at the bottom of the page. From there you can track or cancel them at any time. Completed trades show up under Order History and Fills.

Contract Address

$USDC (Arbitrum): 0xaf88d065e77c8cc2239327c5edb3a432268e5831