The topic of this paper is Specialized Markets in International Exchange, which means that three types of markets and modes of trading will be analyzed. They have existed since ancient times and have evolved and are developing today. The paper identifies trade fairs, stock exchanges and auctions as well as the ways in which a country enters the vast international market. It is well known that the organization of foreign trade of each country is different, depending on its social order, development of its economy and a number of other factors that ultimately determine the country's appearance on the foreign market. This is why specialized markets serve to enable all countries to easily enter the international market because they set standards and rules that are equal for all participants. In addition to offering an equal footing in the international market, these three types of markets offer companies to directly reach the target group or consumers, to listen directly and perceive their wishes and requirements, which ultimately helps traders (in this case, companies) to redesign and redesign existing product in an even better version. Every appearance on the market carries with it a certain dose of risk, but if entrepreneurs (traders) correctly and with a high dose of seriousness approach the right organization before the very appearance, the risk is minimal, which is exactly what is further mentioned in the paper.