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Sell Dofus Kamas on EB24

Kamas stay on the server that earned them. Name it, price a million, and meet the buyer in game.

Straight to the currency form, no application step

List Dofus Kamas
  • Four current servers plus Retro
  • Priced per 1M kamas
  • Money held before the exchange
  • No account details ever shared
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Seller profiles

Three Kinds of Dofus Kamas Seller

Kamas are the only Dofus product on EB24. No accounts and no items are listed for this title, so an offer comes down to a server, a stock figure, order limits and a price per million.

The crafter with spare kamas

A single offer for kamas earned through professions and the market that your character no longer needs.

  • Server set to the one your character lives on
  • Stock set to the kamas you hold right now
  • A minimum order so each exchange is worth logging in for
  • A tidy way to turn surplus into money

Characters on several servers

One offer per server when your characters are spread across Brial, Imagiro, Rafal or Salar.

  • Kamas on Rafal are no use to a buyer on Salar
  • Every server has its own economy and its own price
  • Buyers select one server at a time on the listing page
  • A quiet server does not hold back your other offers

The Retro player

Kamas on Fallanster, the Retro server, listed apart from anything on the current game.

  • Retro has its own entry in the server list
  • Its prices follow a separate economy, so compare only against Retro offers
  • Keep a Retro offer separate from current server stock
  • The same order flow and held payment apply

The Server Is What the Buyer Filters First

Kamas cannot travel between Dofus servers, so a buyer on Imagiro only cares about kamas on Imagiro. The Dofus Kamas listings let buyers pick a single server before prices appear, which means the server tag decides who sees your offer at all. Choose the right one, keep stock honest, and the filter brings the buyers to you. The Dofus selling guide covers the rest of the form.
Start a Kamas offer
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Getting started

From Kamas in Your Bank to a Withdrawal

There is no approval step. Register, publish one offer per server, and exchange the kamas in game once an order arrives.

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Add a payout method Create your EB24 account and save a payout method before listing. The EB24 selling guide explains this setup, which is shared by every title.

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Read prices on your server Open the live Kamas offers, select your server and look at the price per 1M there. Offers on other servers are not competing with yours.

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Pick the server Choose Brial, Imagiro, Rafal, Salar or the Retro server Fallanster. Only one server fits per offer, and it has to be the one your character plays on.

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Fill in stock, limits and price Type the kamas you hold as stock and the smallest order you will accept. A cap per order is optional. Finish with a price per 1M, EUR or USD for payout, and a delivery time.

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Exchange and get paid Arrange a meeting in the order chat, complete the exchange in game, and the held payment moves to your EB24 balance once the buyer confirms the kamas arrived.

Why EB24

A Safer Way to Sell Kamas

Selling kamas through a forum or a guild chat means doing the advertising, the checking and the chasing yourself. An EB24 order takes those off your plate.

Buyers on your server

Buyers select their server before they read any prices, so the people who see your offer are the ones who can actually receive your kamas. Nobody on another server wastes your time.

Selling Dofus Kamas

Five Server Options, One per Offer

The Dofus currency form offers five servers, and the Dofus Kamas listings filter on one at a time. Kamas held on one server cannot be delivered to another.

The server list

Brial and Imagiro
Two of the current game servers. A buyer on either one needs kamas from a character on the same server, so check which one your main plays on before tagging.
Rafal and Salar
The other two current servers on the list. If you have characters on more than one of the four, publish a separate offer for each so every server gets its own price.
Fallanster on Retro
The Retro server has its own entry. Retro runs a separate economy from the current game, so price it against other Retro offers rather than against Brial or Salar.
Keep tags up to date
If you move your main or empty a character, update or close the offer. A tag pointing at a server where you no longer hold kamas produces orders you cannot fill.

When your server is settled, open the currency listing form. The Dofus selling guide goes through the exchange in more detail.

Setting a Price per 1M Kamas

Kamas are priced per million, which keeps figures readable. Every server has its own economy, so the price that sells on Rafal can be far from the one that sells on Imagiro. Compare only within your own server.

Good habits

  • Check the live offers on your server before you post
  • Lower your stock as soon as an order closes
  • Revisit prices after a major Dofus update
  • Set a delivery time you can keep on normal days

Habits that cost orders

  • Copying a price from a different server
  • Mixing Retro prices with current server prices
  • Listing kamas you still need to earn
  • Leaving the order chat unanswered

Managing Kamas Offers Across Servers

Keeping five offers current, each against a different server economy, takes time. The EB24 API lets your own tools create offers and update stock and prices.

Useful tools

  • Update prices and stock through the API
  • Map offers to your own records with the external ID field
  • Use a maximum per order so one buyer does not take everything
  • Split very large orders into several exchanges and say so in the chat

API keys come from Integrations in the dashboard. If you expect to move large amounts, contact the team through the contact form before you begin.

How You Get Paid and Stay Protected

Payment is taken at checkout and held by EB24 until the buyer confirms the kamas reached their character. It then moves to your balance, and you withdraw it when you choose.

Your responsibilities

Arrange everything in the order
Keep meeting details in the order chat. Moving elsewhere removes the held payment and the record support would review in a dispute.
Never hand over your login
An exchange needs two characters, never a login to either account. Refuse any request for a password, email or code, and report it from the order page.
Deliver the whole amount
Send everything the order was placed for, in several exchanges if the total is large and the buyer knows in advance. Screenshots of each exchange settle most questions.
Ankama sets the game rules
Ankama does not permit selling kamas for real money, and that risk applies to buyers and sellers wherever they trade. EB24 protects the two sides from each other. It does not change those rules.

Commission and withdrawal details apply to every title and are covered in the help centre. The terms of service apply to both sides of every order.

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Seller FAQ

Questions About Selling Dofus Kamas

Answers for sellers publishing a Dofus Kamas offer for the first time. Other questions can go through the contact form.

  • What can I sell for Dofus on EB24?

    Kamas only. EB24 does not list Dofus accounts or items. Each offer names a server, available stock, a minimum quantity, an optional maximum per order, a price per 1M kamas, a payout currency and a delivery time, with optional delivery notes to explain how the exchange works.

  • Which Dofus servers can I sell kamas on?

    The form lists Brial, Imagiro, Rafal and Salar from the current game, plus Fallanster on Retro. Each offer takes one server, and buyers select one server on the listing page, so your offer only reaches players on the server you tagged.

  • Can I sell Dofus Retro kamas?

    Yes. Fallanster on Retro has its own entry in the server list. Retro kamas trade in a separate economy from the current game, so publish them as their own offer and price them against other Retro offers rather than against Brial, Imagiro, Rafal or Salar.

  • Do I have to apply before I can sell?

    No. Set up an EB24 account with a payout method, then press the button on this page to reach the currency form. There is no interview and no review of your characters. Your first kamas offer can go live the moment you save the form.

  • How should I price kamas per 1M?

    Pick your server on the live listings and compare the price per 1M there. Each server has its own supply and demand, so a figure from another server, or from an outside kamas shop, tells you little about what will sell on yours. Check again after large game updates.

  • How do I deliver the kamas?

    Through an exchange in game. You agree a meeting place and time in the order chat, both characters meet on the server named in the offer, and you exchange the full amount. Very large totals can be split into several exchanges if you tell the buyer first.

  • When do I receive my money?

    The buyer pays at checkout and EB24 keeps the payment for the life of the order. After the buyer confirms the kamas arrived, the amount lands in your EB24 balance, ready to withdraw with your saved payout method. Dofus earnings sit in the same balance as any other title.

  • Does the buyer need my account details?

    No. Kamas move between two characters in an exchange, so nobody needs your Ankama login. Never share a password, email or code with a buyer, and report anyone who asks for them from the order page. Keeping that rule protects your account and your order.

More for Dofus sellers

Where to Go Next

Dofus Kamas are one product on your EB24 seller profile. These links run on the same account, balance and support team.

Name Your Server and Price a Million Kamas

Pick the server your character plays on, set your price per 1M kamas and a delivery time you can keep, and exchange in game once the buyer payment is held.

List Dofus Kamas