One world
A single offer for the world your main character lives on.
- World copied from the character holding the Gil
- Stock set to what that character carries today
- A minimum order that makes each trade worth logging in for
- An easy way to start
Opens the currency form with no application step
List Final Fantasy XI GilA single offer for the world your main character lives on.
Separate offers when you have characters with Gil on more than one world.
Regular restocking for players who farm Gil as part of their routine.
Register and add a payout method Create an EB24 account and save how you want to be paid. The EB24 selling guide covers this step for every title.
Check your world Filter the current Gil offers to your world and read the price per 1M there. Offers on other worlds are not competing with you.
Pick the world Choose the world your character is on, from Asura, Bahamut and Bismarck through to Siren, Sylph and Valefor. It is required and has to match the character that will trade.
Set stock, limits and price Enter the Gil you have available, a minimum quantity and, if you want, a maximum per order. Add a price per 1M, a delivery time and any notes for the buyer.
Trade in game and withdraw Arrange the meeting in the order chat and hand over the Gil in game. Once the buyer confirms the Gil reached their character, the held payment is released to your EB24 balance.
Buyers select a world before they see any price, so only players who can receive Gil on your world are shown your offer.
The buyer pays EB24 at checkout. Only then do you meet in game, so you never hand over Gil and wait to find out whether payment follows.
The trade happens between two characters on the same world. Neither side needs the other account, and no password ever becomes part of the order.
Every Final Fantasy XI Gil offer carries one world, and the listings page filters by it. A wrong world hides your offer from the only buyers who could use it.
When you know your world, open the currency listing form. Sellers who also play the newer title can read the Final Fantasy XIV seller page.
Gil is priced per million because single units would be too small to read. Your price only competes with offers on the same world, so the filtered list for that world is the one to compare against.
With characters on several worlds, keeping each offer priced by hand adds up. The EB24 API lets your own tools create and update offers instead.
API keys are created under Integrations in the dashboard. For large volumes, contact the team through the contact form before you start.
The buyer pays at checkout and EB24 holds the amount until they confirm the Gil arrived. It then moves to your balance, ready to withdraw.
Commission and withdrawals are the same across titles and are described in the help centre. The terms of service cover every order.
Gil only. EB24 does not list Final Fantasy XI accounts or items. A Gil offer carries a world, available stock, a minimum quantity, an optional maximum per order, a price per 1M and a delivery time, plus optional notes for the buyer.
Sixteen: Asura, Bahamut, Bismarck, Carbuncle, Cerberus, Fenrir, Lakshmi, Leviathan, Odin, Phoenix, Quetzalcoatl, Ragnarok, Shiva, Siren, Sylph and Valefor. Each offer takes one of them, and buyers filter by world, so match it to the character that will make the trade.
No. Once your EB24 account has a payout method saved, the button on this page opens the currency form. There is no interview and no check of your characters. Your first offer can go live as soon as the form is filled in.
Filter the live offers to your world and compare the price per 1M there. Buyers on other worlds never see your offer, so their prices describe a different market. Recheck now and then, because supply on a world shifts as players farm and spend.
In game. You agree a time and place with the buyer in the order chat, both characters meet on the world the offer names, and you trade the full amount. A screenshot of the finished trade, posted in the order, helps if a question comes up later.
Yes. Publish a separate offer for each world, with its own stock, price and delivery time. Buyers only see the offer for the world they selected, so splitting your stock this way keeps every offer accurate.
The buyer pays at checkout and EB24 holds the payment while you deliver. When the buyer confirms the Gil arrived, the amount moves to your EB24 balance. You withdraw it through your saved payout method whenever you like.
Start with the world tag, because a wrong world hides the offer from the right buyers. Then compare your price per 1M with other offers on the same world, and check that your minimum quantity and delivery time suit the buyers there.
Choose the world your character is on, set a price per 1M Gil, and make the trade once the buyer payment is held.
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