Pet Simulator 99 RAP and Trading: Read the Number Carefully

BIG Games publishes a public RAP endpoint for Pet Simulator 99 items. Bloxism reads its base-variant pet figures as a Diamond-denominated market reference and records when they change. RAP is useful because it comes from the game's developer, but it is not a guaranteed sale price, a buy order or proof that another player will accept your offer. The values methodology explains Bloxism's collection and freshness rules.

Check the exact variant

The official API distinguishes ordinary, Golden, Rainbow and Shiny versions. Bloxism's main PS99 values list currently shows the base variant. A trade involving another variant needs the matching in-game figure; applying the base value to a Shiny Rainbow pet would be a poor comparison. Also inspect enchantments, charms and any other differences shown in Roblox's actual trade UI.

Read the source date

The public feed can change as market activity changes. Look at Bloxism's source and last observation date rather than assuming a value card is live at the instant you read it. A pet with sparse recent activity can have a number that does not represent the price you can get now. A rising or falling chart describes recorded observations; it does not predict the next sale.

Review a trade in-game

1. Identify each exact pet and variant on both sides of the Roblox trade window.
2. Compare the displayed RAP with the value's source date and recent history.
3. Decide whether the pets meet your gameplay or collection goal; a numeric total cannot make that decision.
4. Reinspect the final offer if any item changes before confirmation.
5. Decline promises to add items, currency or favors later outside the trade window.

Use Bloxism's forum or direct messages to discuss an offer, then complete any transfer inside Roblox. Bloxism cannot execute or reverse a PS99 trade.