Open listing, nobody to interview with
List a Grand Blue item
The three categories Grand Blue buyers hunt for hardest.
Weapons, Accessories and Pets/Mounts move often at smaller tickets.
Grand Blue earnings land where your other EB24 sales already land.
Open a seller account — Sign up, then attach a payout method to your dashboard. Offers stay unpublished until one is there, and the selling guide runs through that setup in order.
Decide what to ask — See what comparable fruits and races are going for on the Grand Blue items board right now, then pick a number you would still be happy with tomorrow.
Describe the item — Choose the item type a buyer would search with, name the exact fruit, race or weapon in the title, and promise a window you can meet on an ordinary evening.
Hand it over in game — A sale opens an order. From there you meet the buyer in Grand Blue and pass the item over inside your window. Their payment is already with EB24 by then.
Collect the payout — Once the buyer confirms, the amount lands on your EB24 seller balance. Draw it out with the payout method you saved earlier, whenever suits you.
EB24 takes the payment at checkout, ahead of you trading the fruit across in game. Trusting a stranger to pay afterwards stops being part of the deal.
Someone hunting a Race never scrolls past a wall of weapon posts to reach you. The item type on your offer is what puts it in front of the right person.
Grand Blue money sits on the same seller balance as every other title you list, drawn out through the method you configured once.
A buyer who says the trade never happened opens a ticket with an order record behind it, instead of starting an argument in your messages.
Demand splits along the nine types the form offers. Cursed Fruits, Races and Rebirth Tokens carry the headline prices, while Weapons, Accessories and Pets/Mounts sell more often for less. Read the Grand Blue items marketplace before you settle on a number, then open the listing form once you have one.
Currency and Bundles suit anyone clearing several things at once, and Other exists for the odd drop that fits none of the named categories. Pick the type a buyer would search with rather than the one that flatters the item.
An offer here carries very little: a type, a title, a price and a delivery window. With that few fields on the page, each one has to pull its weight.
Values shift in Grand Blue as drop rates and the meta move, so revisit anything that has been sitting untouched. The selling guide takes the form one field at a time, while the platform FAQ handles the account side around it.
EB24 takes the buyer payment at checkout and keeps hold of it until the Grand Blue handover is confirmed. That sequence is what lets someone who has never traded with you buy a rare fruit anyway.
Rates and the withdrawal mechanics belong to the selling guide, with the platform FAQ beside it. Keeping them off this page is how they stay accurate when they change.
The marketplace takes away the moment where one person has to go first. What remains is down to how you describe the item and how you deliver it.
Grand Blue runs the seller track alone at EB24, so listing items is the earning route for this title. The careers hub covers the other games you play, while the terms of service record what each side agreed to.
Yes. Grand Blue is open on the seller track for marketplace items, and there is nobody to apply to first. Open an account, attach a payout method, then fill in the listing form with the item type, a clear title, your price and the delivery window you are willing to commit to.
Nine types are on the form: Cursed Fruits, Pets/Mounts, Races, Weapons, Accessories, Currency, Rebirth Tokens, Bundles and Other. Each offer carries exactly one of them, so a fruit and a race go up as two separate listings rather than one combined post.
Whatever comparable fruits are being listed for right now, not what the same fruit fetched a season ago. Rare fruits show the widest spread of anything in Grand Blue, so an ask sitting well above the live board tends to go untouched until you come back and revise it.
No. This page and the listing form cover items only, and no login details change hands. You keep the account you play on, and the item itself moves to the buyer in game once the order opens.
A purchase opens an order between the two of you. Meet them inside Grand Blue and trade the item during the window you promised. EB24 is holding their payment the whole time, so delivering the item is the only part still on your side.
After the buyer confirms the handover. The amount moves to your EB24 seller balance and you withdraw it with the payout method configured on the dashboard. You are never waiting on a transfer from the buyer themselves, which is the step that fails in private trades.
Turn it down. Away from the order there is no held payment, no record of what was promised and no ticket to open when the trade goes wrong. Report the request from the order screen and keep every message somewhere it can be reviewed later.
Most often the type is wrong or the title is coy. A race filed under Other never reaches buyers filtering for races, and an unnamed fruit gets skipped by anyone hunting a specific one. Fix both, then compare your ask against the live Grand Blue offers.
Pick the type, name the drop, promise a window you can meet, and let the held payment handle the part that used to be risky.
List a Grand Blue item
