"Regular OpenSea sale" via Seaport?

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For legal reasons, we - the project I currently work for - want to avoid to be considered as marketplace, but keep all trade on OpenSea and pay the 2.5 % fees. Nevertheless it would be great if users wouldn't have to be redirected to the OpenSea website, but could buy our (Polygon) NFTs listed on OpenSea directly on our own website. Does Seaport - either via OpenSea's Seaport API endpoint or using seaport.js - allow this? And if yes, could anyone point me to some working example code that does this? Thanks a bunch in advance!

I can confirm that the approach described by DEREK-DEV-AFK here works, but AFAICT this would ignore the OpenSea listings, and no fees would be payed to OpenSea at all, right?

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For legal reasons, we - the project I currently work for - want to avoid to be considered as marketplace, but keep all trade on OpenSea and pay the 2.5 % fees. Nevertheless it would be great if users wouldn't have to be redirected to the OpenSea website, but could buy our (Polygon) NFTs listed on OpenSea directly on our own website. Does Seaport - either via OpenSea's Seaport API endpoint or using seaport.js - allow this? And if yes, could anyone point me to some working example code that does this? Thanks a bunch in advance!

I can confirm that the approach described by DEREK-DEV-AFK here works, but AFAICT this would ignore the OpenSea listings, and no fees would be payed to OpenSea at all, right?

One way to do this is to retrieve the order object that the offerer initially signed. Then pass that order object to seaport.fulfillOrder() in seaport.js. Since the OpenSea listings done via their website are not stored on-chain, you have to use their retrieveListings endpoint or the stream API. Also, you should be able to do the same using the create an offer endpoint of OpenSea.

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