Fees
Both sides pay the same rate, and both sides see it before anything is agreed. Listing is free, and a refunded order costs nobody anything.
| Category | Buyer pays | Seller pays | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Game accounts | + 2.5% | − 2.5% | 5% |
| Currency | + 1.5% | − 1.5% | 3% |
| Top-ups | + 1.5% | − 1.5% | 3% |
| Items and skins | + 1.5% | − 1.5% | 3% |
| Boosting | + 5% | − 5% | 10% |
The buyer's share is added to the listed price at checkout. The seller's share comes out of it before payout. The price on a listing is always the seller's own number, which is what keeps two listings comparable.
A checkout total is sometimes a few rupees above the exact percentage. That is deliberate: it makes your payment different from everybody else's in the bank statement, so it can be found and confirmed in seconds rather than minutes. It is never more than Rs 99, and the seller always receives the full listed price minus their own share.
Game accounts
On something listed at Rs 10,000
Currency
On something listed at Rs 10,000
Top-ups
On something listed at Rs 10,000
Items and skins
On something listed at Rs 10,000
Boosting
On something listed at Rs 10,000
Most marketplaces charge the seller alone. It looks cheaper for buyers and it is not: sellers price the fee back into the listing, so the buyer pays it anyway, hidden inside a number they cannot see the parts of.
Splitting it evenly keeps listed prices honest and keeps the cost visible to whoever is paying it. Nobody is subsidising anybody, and neither side is carrying a charge that quietly belongs to the other.
When a buyer confirms their order, the seller's earnings become withdrawable immediately. If the buyer says nothing, the order completes on its own after 5 days for accounts, 1 day for currency, top-ups and items, and 12 hours for boosting.
| Withdrawal fee | 1% |
| Smallest withdrawal | Rs 500 |
More on how the money is held in the meantime: escrow for buyers and escrow for sellers.
