Player market rules

The player market arranges in-game trades for silver. Albion Money does not hold weapons or silver, provide escrow, or execute in-game transfers. A site inventory entry is a player declaration or a record of a trade confirmed by both parties. Confirm completion only after the actual exchange. Trust scores are participant ratings, not a guarantee.

Each listing cycle lasts at most 29 days. Free accounts may have 3 active or reserved listings and submit 10 bids per calendar month. Premium permits 100 active or reserved listings and 1,000 monthly bids. Bid quotas reset at the start of each UTC calendar month. Only Premium accounts have a public inventory and trade-history page. Existing trades remain accessible after Premium expires.

An auction winner must arrange the exchange before the deadline shown in the trade. If the buyer explicitly confirms withdrawal, the policy is applied automatically. Other failure reports are reviewed by an administrator before blame is assigned. Repeated buyer-attributable failures can result in warnings or bidding restrictions. You can dispute a decision through the support contact below. A restriction does not remove access to billing, support or existing trade conversations.

Free: each buyer-attributable failure restricts bidding for 7 days; 3 consecutive failures permanently block Free bidding. Premium: 2 warnings per UTC month, then consecutive failures restrict bidding for 1, 3, 7 days, 1 month, then indefinitely. A completed auction trade resets the consecutive sequence; monthly warnings and permanent restrictions remain.

Keep your account credentials private and submit accurate listing and billing information. Impersonation, fraud, harassment, spam and attempts to bypass bidding restrictions are prohibited. You remain responsible for your in-game actions and compliance with Albion Online rules.