Opens the account form; item and gold forms are linked below
List a Tibia character
An account with a levelled Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid or Monk on a named world.
Equipment and supplies passed across a trade window on the buyer world.
Platinum and crystal coins sold in stacks, priced per thousand gold.
Create a profile with a payout method Your EB24 profile works on every title, and each sale pays to the method you save on it. The EB24 how to sell page walks through that setup.
Choose character, item or gold A full character goes through the account form, gear through the item form, and coins through the currency form. Gold sellers can read the Tibia Gold selling guide for the details of a world based offer.
Tag the world and the details Every form needs the world. Characters also need a vocation, with level and a gear note left optional. Items need a type. Gold needs a price per 1K and the stock you hold.
Check prices on your world No value tool covers Tibia, so live offers are the reference. Filter the gold page or the character page to your world and see what others ask before you set a figure.
Trade, confirm, get paid The buyer pays at checkout. You hand over the login, or meet the buyer character for the trade, and once they confirm the order the money moves to your EB24 balance.
The buyer has already paid EB24 before you walk to the meeting spot. You open the trade window knowing the money exists, and they accept it knowing EB24 will not release payment for coins that never arrived.
A team hunter looking for an Elite Knight has no use for a Master Sorcerer, however high the level. Vocation is a required filter, so the messages you get come from players already looking for your class.
The notable gear field gives you 255 characters to name what makes a character worth more. Buyers comparing two Paladins of similar level read that line first, so a tiered bow or a full imbued set gets noticed.
Each finished Tibia order adds to a public seller profile. If you also trade on another MMO, buyers there see the same record, which a sale shouted on a world channel never builds.
The character form asks for two things and offers two more as optional, and the Tibia character listings let buyers filter on world, vocation and minimum level. The credentials step asks for the account email next to the password. Form steps shared by all titles are in the general seller guide.
Skills, charms and quest access do not have fields of their own, so put them in the description. Buyers comparing two characters on the character page lean towards the one that explains itself. The help centre covers what happens if a delivered login does not match its listing.
Gear goes through the item form and appears on the Tibia item listings. Coins go through the currency form and appear on the Tibia Gold page. Both are delivered on the buyer world, character to character.
A gold seller with characters on several worlds soon has more offers than the dashboard handles comfortably. The EB24 API reference covers creating offers, adjusting stock and changing the price per 1K from your own tools.
Generate API keys under Integrations in the dashboard. If you plan to cover many worlds from day one, tell the team through the contact form so your onboarding can be lined up.
The buyer money goes to EB24 at checkout and stays there until the order is confirmed, after which your balance is credited. Commission and withdrawal rules are shared across titles and explained in the help centre. What each party signs up to is written in the terms of service.
Many Tibia traders also deal in other long running MMOs. The Old School RuneScape seller page and the Dofus seller page explain those titles, and every sale pays into one balance.
Yes. The account form for Tibia asks for the world and the vocation, with level and a notable gear note as optional extras. Use the main button on this page to open it, and publishing unlocks as soon as your seller profile has a payout method.
Open the currency form, pick the world you hold coins on, set a price per 1K and enter the stock you can deliver. After a buyer orders, you meet their character on that world and pass the coins through the trade window, then they confirm the order.
Anything that fits one of six item types: Weapons, Armor & Equipment, Rings & Amulets, Runes & Potions, Creature Products & Imbuement Materials, or Other. Each item offer also needs a world, since the trade takes place there.
Characters, coins and items in Tibia all belong to one world. A buyer can only receive gold or gear on the world they play, and a character keeps its world until someone pays for a transfer. The world field keeps offers in front of buyers who can use them.
Knight, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid and Monk. Promoted names such as Elite Knight or Royal Paladin are covered by the base vocation, so mention promotion status in the description if the character has it.
There is no value calculator for Tibia, so look at live listings on your world. For gold, compare the price per 1K against other sellers there. For characters, filter by the same world, vocation and minimum level before deciding on a figure.
The buyer pays EB24 during checkout, and the payment is held while you deliver. Once the buyer confirms the character, items or gold arrived, your balance on EB24 rises by the order total, which you withdraw to the saved method.
CipSoft publishes the Tibia Rules, and they apply to every player regardless of where a trade was arranged. EB24 holds payments and handles disputes between buyer and seller. It does not override CipSoft rules, and sellers should not tell buyers that it does.
The world tag decides which Tibia buyers ever see your offer. Get it right, add vocation and level or a price per 1K, and let players on that world find you.
List a Tibia character
