Opens the account listing form on your dashboard, with no recruiter in front of it
List a Whiteout Survival account
Priced on the construction behind them, read through Power and Furnace level.
Priced on what the settlement can field and how short its daily routine runs.
Priced on the State number and the store the login was opened through.
Open access and store a payout method — Create the EB24 login, then attach a payout method from the dashboard. Nothing publishes on the accounts side until one is saved, and the selling guide points at the screen holding it.
Read comparable asks before naming a number — Filter the live Whiteout Survival listings to the Power and Furnace range your settlement falls in, then price into what you find. No account value estimator covers Whiteout Survival here, which leaves those published asks as the yardstick you have.
Pick the platform, then fill the five numbers — Platform is the one required field, holding Android and iOS. Power, Furnace level, VIP level, SSR heroes and State are all optional whole numbers, and each one you skip removes your settlement from a filter somebody is using right now.
Pass the login through the order — A sale opens an order and the mobile credentials pass through it. The buyer paid before that order existed, which leaves the handover as the last thing anyone is waiting on.
Draw the sale off your balance — Confirmed handover posts that sale onto your EB24 balance, and the method you stored moves it onward whenever you decide. Whatever the buyer raises afterwards is support work, handled under the terms of service.
No recruiting post, no waiting in a state chat for somebody who wants what you have. People land on the Whiteout Survival marketplace with a Power range and a Furnace band already set, and your settlement either falls inside those bounds or it does not. That is decided by the numbers you typed, which is why typing all of them matters more here than the write-up underneath.
EB24 has no estimator for this title, so the figure you name rests on what comparable settlements are asking today. Match on Furnace level first, since that is the band buyers sort into, then adjust for the Power actually built under it and for how deep the SSR bench goes. Check again after a fortnight without a sale.
Checkout pulls the buyer money into EB24 first. The Android or iOS login follows inside the order, and the sale posts to your seller balance after delivery is confirmed. Neither side is handing something valuable to a stranger on a promise, which is the part of a private state-chat trade that usually goes wrong.
A single retired settlement and a shelf of thirty travel the same rails. Sellers holding stock publish in batches, move prices across the catalogue in one pass, and send buyer questions to EB24 support rather than answering them from their own inbox at night.
Power, Furnace level, VIP level and SSR heroes are four separate readings of how far a settlement got, and the reason the form asks for all four is that they come apart. Somebody who spent money on VIP without grinding the Furnace looks nothing like somebody who did the reverse, and no single figure would tell those two settlements apart. Buyers on the Whiteout Survival accounts marketplace know that, which is why they read more than one.
Filling one or two of the four and leaving the rest empty describes half a settlement. A buyer reading a Furnace level with no Power beside it has no way to tell whether the ceiling has anything under it, and the usual response is to move to the next listing.
State is a server world, not a score. Every settlement is placed in one and stays there, so the number decides which alliances a buyer can join, which neighbours sit around them and which time zone the state runs on. A buyer who already plays somewhere is often shopping for a state, and the settlement inside it is secondary.
A settlement in a crowded veteran state and one in a newer state can carry the same Power and still attract different buyers at different prices. Comparing against what is currently listed in a similar state is worth more than comparing on progress figures alone.
Which panel a field lives in tells you who ever sees it. Platform, Power and Furnace level sit in the main filter row, so those three decide whether your listing appears at all. VIP level, SSR heroes and State wait under the extra filters, where a smaller and more specific set of buyers goes looking.
Asking prices move as events land and states mature. A settlement that has sat for two weeks is worth re-checking against the live account listings before you drop the price by feel. The selling guide covers the rest of the form.
The buyer never pays you and you never pay the buyer. EB24 collects at checkout and holds the amount while the settlement changes hands, and that is why somebody with no history with you will pay a real price for a login they cannot inspect first.
Commission and payout timing are identical on every title here, so the selling guide carries them, along with the platform FAQ, instead of this page. Both sides of a Whiteout Survival sale trade under the terms of service.
A single retired settlement needs nothing beyond the listing form. Twenty of them is a different job, and retyping six fields twenty times is not the way the dashboard expects you to do it.
Automation starts at Integrations on the dashboard, where the key is issued, and the API reference documents what that key reaches. If your Whiteout Survival stock is already at that scale, start the conversation on the contact form ahead of any build work.
Held payment and a written dispute route close off most of the ways a private account trade fails. What is left is your half, and on a mobile title that mostly means cutting your own ties to the login before it goes.
Whiteout Survival runs the seller track on its own here, so account listings are the earning route for this title. Other games and other roles are what the careers hub collects.
There is no application for this track. Open EB24 access, store a payout method, and complete the listing form. Every account listing goes through a manual review before buyers see it, Review usually takes a few days provided the fields are filled in and your screenshots back the figures up.
Platform is the only one the form insists on, and it holds Android and iOS. Power, Furnace level, VIP level, SSR heroes and State are optional whole numbers. Optional describes the form, not the market: a buyer filtering on Power never sees a settlement that left the Power box empty.
Whiteout Survival carries no value estimator on EB24, so live asks are your only reference. Find listings at a similar Furnace level, then move up or down for the Power built under it, the SSR bench and the VIP level. A settlement in a state people are actively shopping for holds its price better inside that range.
They answer different questions and both sit in the main filter panel. Furnace level is the ceiling the settlement is allowed to reach, and Power is what has actually been built beneath it. A buyer reading one without the other cannot tell a nearly finished settlement from one with most of the work still waiting.
Yes, because they are the figures that set your settlement apart from one with identical Power. Both wait under the extra filters, so the buyers who open that panel have already decided those fields matter to them. Leaving either blank removes you from exactly the audience most likely to pay for it.
State is the server world the settlement was created in, and it does not change hands separately. It sets the neighbours, the alliances available and the schedule the state runs on. Plenty of buyers are shopping for a specific state because their friends already play there, so the number is worth stating precisely.
The platform field describes the store the login was registered through, and that is what the buyer filters on. Enter the one that is true rather than the one that seems broader, because a buyer who installs on the wrong device and cannot reach the settlement raises a claim you will have to answer.
EB24 collects the payment at checkout, so nothing passes between you and the buyer directly. That amount is held while the mobile login moves through the order. Delivery gets confirmed, your EB24 balance takes the sale on, and whichever payout method you stored carries it out from there.
A claim is worked by EB24 support under the terms of service, not in your private messages. Your protection is twofold: figures you read off the screen rather than recalled, and full access at delivery, including the login sitting behind the account and any verification step the buyer has to clear.
Nothing to clear first. Save a payout method, pick the platform, enter all five numbers off the screen, and let the filters bring the buyer to you.
List a Whiteout Survival account
