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Cancel marketplace listings in one transaction

The bulk delist tool reads your active listings off the Foundation and SuperRare contracts and lets you cancel them in one batched transaction. You pay gas. There are no fees, and nothing routes through this site.

Try it at /delist.

What it cancels

The tool scans the marketplace contracts directly and surfaces every listing the connected wallet still owns. Today it supports:

  • Foundation reserve auctions that have not received a bid (Foundation only allows cancelling before the first bid arrives).
  • Foundation buy-now listings.
  • SuperRare V2 auctions.

More platforms can be added as adapters. The cancel dispatcher is platform-aware, so any marketplace whose cancel path is exposed onchain can be plugged in.

One signature, many cancels

Each cancel is a separate contract call. Cancelling ten listings would normally mean signing ten transactions.

Smart wallets that support EIP-5792 batched calls, including Coinbase Smart Wallet, Safe, and any EIP-7702 delegated wallet, can bundle all of those cancels into a single signature. The tool detects this automatically and submits one bundle.

Wallets that do not support batching (MetaMask, Rabby, Frame, and most hardware-wallet setups) get the same outcome sequentially. You sign one cancel at a time and the tool surfaces per-listing progress with links to each transaction on Etherscan.

What it costs

Gas only. The tool charges no fees. It does not touch your NFTs or your ETH. Every cancel is signed by your wallet and sent directly to the marketplace contract.

What gets refunded

The NFT returns to your wallet once the cancel transaction confirms. For Foundation reserve auctions, since only zero-bid auctions are cancellable, no bidder refund is involved. For SuperRare V2 auctions and Foundation buy-now listings, cancelling restores the NFT and removes the listing record without affecting anyone else.

Previewing without connecting

You can paste any address or ENS name into /delist and see what is currently listed. The data comes from public onchain reads, so anyone can verify their own work, or another artist’s, without signing in. Cancelling requires connecting the wallet that owns the listings.

What happens if this site goes away

The cancel function on each marketplace contract is public and permissionless. You can call it from a block explorer or any wallet’s contract-interaction view. This tool is a convenience layer that finds the right contracts and batches the calls. It is not in the path of the transaction.