Help

A marketplace where players buy and sell game currency, items, accounts, keys and boosting services from each other. We are not the seller: we hold the money in the middle so neither side has to trust the other first, and we step in when a trade goes wrong.

No. You can browse every game, category and offer without signing up. An account is needed to buy, to sell, and to message anyone.

Listing is free and you are only charged commission when something sells. The commission rate is shown on the listing form before you publish, and again on every order. Buyers may pay a small service fee, which is always shown in the price breakdown before you pay.

Everything on the site is priced and settled in euro.

When you pay, the money does not go to the seller. We hold it until you confirm you received what you paid for, and only then is it released. If you take no action, it releases automatically once the confirmation window on the order runs out — so check your order and confirm or dispute before then.

Open the listing, choose a quantity and pay from your balance. You will get an order page with a chat thread to the seller, the delivery deadline, and the buttons to confirm or dispute. Everything about the trade happens there.

Every order has a delivery deadline. If it passes without delivery, you can cancel for a full refund straight from the order page — no dispute, no waiting on staff.

The seller has uploaded the codes or account details in advance, so they are released to you the moment the order is paid rather than when the seller next comes online. You will see the badge on the listing before you buy.

Yes. Post a buy request from the game or category page: say what you want and what you will pay, and sellers offer privately. Accepting an offer creates a normal protected order.

Open a dispute from the order page before the confirmation window closes. Staff can return all of the money, release all of it, or split it — a partial delivery does not have to be an all-or-nothing outcome.

Create a listing from your account, or press Sell on the category page for whatever you are selling. Pick the game and category, fill in the details that category asks for, set your price, and publish.

The money moves to your balance as soon as the buyer confirms delivery, or automatically when the confirmation window elapses. You can then request a withdrawal from your wallet.

Commission is shown on the listing form before you publish, and on every order breakdown. It depends on the category and on your seller status, and it is only ever charged on a sale that completes.

Yes — "Sell one like this" on any listing opens a new one of your own, already filled in with the same details and price. Photos are not copied: they belong to that seller, so add your own.

Choose instant delivery and upload your codes to the listing's stock pool. Buyers get them automatically and the stock count keeps itself up to date. You can see every pool in one place under Stock in your account.

Listings can be paused by staff for breaking the rules, for misleading details, or while something is checked. The reason is shown on the listing in your account. If it is not clear, open a support ticket.

Yes, as many as you like. Your listings page groups them by game so a large inventory stays manageable, and you can edit price, stock and pause state inline without opening each one.

From your wallet. The payment methods available are shown there with their own minimum, maximum and fee. Money arrives in your balance once the payment settles, which for crypto means once it is confirmed on the network rather than when it is sent.

A deposit is credited when the payment provider tells us it settled. That is usually seconds, occasionally longer if the network is slow. If it has been a while, open a support ticket with the amount and the time — staff can see pending deposits and credit yours by hand.

The invoice stays open and you can send the difference. Nothing is credited until the full amount arrives, so a partial payment is recorded but not spendable. If it never completes, open a support ticket and staff will settle it.

Request a withdrawal from your wallet. The amount leaves your balance immediately so it cannot be spent twice while it is queued, and staff release it. The minimum is shown on the withdrawal form.

Above a certain lifetime withdrawal total we ask for identity documents before paying out. You are told before you hit it, not after. Documents are stored privately, every staff view of one is logged, and they are deleted once the check is done — the page tells you exactly how long that is.

From the order page, before the confirmation window closes. Say what happened and attach anything that shows it — screenshots, the chat, the trade window. The money stays held while it is open.

The order, the delivery, and the conversation between the two of you. This is why the chat has to stay on the site: it is the evidence. Both sides get to put their case.

The money can go back to the buyer, go to the seller, or be split between them. A split is normal where part of an order was delivered — commission is charged only on the seller's share of it.

It depends on how much there is to read and whether both sides reply. Answering quickly with specifics is the fastest way to get it decided.

Deals arranged off-platform have no protection, no dispute process and no recourse. Keeping the conversation here is what makes the protection possible, so messages that route a trade elsewhere are blocked or held for review.

Do not. The moment money leaves this site there is nothing anyone can do for you, and this is the single most common way people are robbed on marketplaces like this one. Report the message and staff will deal with it.

Often, yes. Most publishers prohibit account transfers in their terms and can suspend an account for it. That is a risk you take with the publisher, not with us — our protection covers whether the seller delivered what they promised, not what the publisher does afterwards.

Every seller carries their completed order count, their rating, and how long they have been here, and reviews can only be left by somebody who actually bought. Badges shown on a seller are ours, not theirs, and are explained where they appear.