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List Knight Online Gold Bars
Hours of hunting and selling drops have left more GB in the inventory than the next upgrade needs.
Mains and alts parked on Agartha, Destan or Zero each get an offer of their own.
Someone who handles GB for a group and wants a clean record of every sale.
Set up where the money goes Before anything else, sign up on EB24 and tell it where payouts should go. The general selling guide covers this setup, which every title on EB24 shares.
Check the rate on your server Filter the current GB offers to your server and note the figure per 1M there. Rows tagged for other servers are a different market.
Choose one server tag Agartha, Destan, Dryads, Minark, Oreads or Zero. One offer carries one tag, and it must match the server your selling character logs into.
Enter stock, limits and price Write the GB you hold as stock and the smallest order worth a login. Add a cap per order if you want one, then the rate per 1M, your payout currency of EUR or USD, and how fast you deliver.
Trade the bars and get paid Agree a time and place in the order chat, open a trade window with the buyer, and the held payment reaches your EB24 balance after they confirm receipt.
Buyers lock in a server before reading prices, so whoever opens your offer is standing on the same server as your character. Nobody from Destan messages you about bars you hold on Zero.
Checkout takes the payment before the trade window opens. You are not handing over GB and then waiting to learn whether the other player meant to pay at all.
Gold Bars move from one character to another in a normal trade. Nobody needs your password, your OTP or your email, and both players stay signed into their own accounts.
One row on Agartha or six rows across every server run through the same dashboard. When the manual updates pile up, the API and the support team are already there.
The Knight Online currency form lists six servers, and the Gold Bars marketplace shows buyers one server at a time. Bars held on one server cannot be delivered on another.
Once you know your server, open the currency listing form. The Knight Online selling guide covers the trade itself step by step.
EB24 quotes Knight Online GB per million, so rows on the same server line up neatly side by side. The rate on Zero has nothing to do with the rate on Agartha. Compare yourself against your own server only.
Keeping six rows current, each tracking a different server, eats time quickly. Through the EB24 API your own scripts can publish offers and keep stock and rates in sync.
Request API keys from Integrations in your dashboard. Planning to move a lot of GB? Reach the team through the contact form before your first batch.
Checkout captures the buyer payment, and EB24 keeps it parked until the Gold Bars show up on their character. It then lands on your balance, and you decide when to withdraw.
Fee levels and cash out options are shared across all titles, and the help centre lists them. Both sides of each order agree to the terms of service.
Gold Bars, and nothing else. EB24 has no Knight Online account or item listings. Each GB offer holds a server tag, your current stock, a smallest order size and, if you like, a ceiling per order. You then add the rate for 1M, whether you want EUR or USD, how soon you deliver, and any trade notes.
The form offers Agartha, Destan, Dryads, Minark, Oreads and Zero. Each offer takes exactly one of them, and buyers filter the listings to one server, so your row only reaches players whose characters stand on the server you picked. Holding GB on two servers means publishing two offers.
No. Sign up, store a payout method, then follow the button above straight into the currency form. Nobody checks your characters or asks for an interview. A first GB row is public the moment the form is saved, and editing or pausing it later takes a click.
Filter the live listings to your own server and read the figure per 1M that other sellers are asking there. Supply and demand differ from server to server, so a rate copied from Agartha says little about Zero. Look again after events or patches that change how much GB players farm.
Through a normal trade window in game. You agree a time and a town in the order chat, often a neutral spot such as Moradon, then both characters meet on the tagged server and trade. Large totals can go over several trades as long as the buyer knows in advance.
Payment is taken at checkout and held while the order is open. When the buyer confirms the GB arrived, your EB24 balance is credited, ready for a withdrawal to the payout method on file. Knight Online income joins the same balance as anything else you sell here.
Never. Gold Bars pass between two characters in a trade window, so no one needs your password, OTP or email. Refuse anyone who asks and report them from the order page. Keeping your login private protects both your account and the order record if a question comes up later.
Yes. Every server holding GB gets an offer of its own, each with its own stock and price per 1M. Buyers only see the row for the server they selected, so a quiet server never hides your offers on the busier ones. All payouts still land on one balance.
Match the tag to the server your character uses, quote a rate per 1M with a delivery window you can honour, and open the trade once the buyer has paid.
List Knight Online Gold Bars
