Guides, news and tips for the digital goods marketplace.
The Call of Duty Mobile listing tops up CP on the account itself, from 80 CP up to the game's bonus bundles. Here is what CP pays for, why the order asks for credentials, and how the four in-stock packs ship.
The MU Ascension listing sells seven fixed packs and collects no account details at checkout. Here is what the packs are, what the order asks for, and how delivery runs after payment.
The Global BATTLEGROUNDS listing sells six G-Coin packages as codes, from 100 up to 10,000 + 1,200 G-Coin. Here is what G-Coin pays for, what the checkout collects, and how the code is redeemed.
The Global New State listing sells six NC packages as codes, from 300 up to 35,000 NC, with no account details collected at checkout. Here is what the NC pays for, where the player ID enters, and how the code is redeemed.
The Philippine listing sells 1, 3 and 12-month Bilibili Premium codes. Here is what the paid tier carries, how a prepaid code is redeemed, and why the buyer's account details never enter the checkout.
The Thai Bilibili Premium listing is built around short terms: 7, 14 and 30-day codes that never renew. Here is when each length fits, how the code is redeemed, and where the account is chosen.
The Malaysian Bilibili Premium listing carries 1, 3 and 12-month codes. Here is how the three terms compare, what the membership gives the account, and how a prepaid code is redeemed.
The Indonesian Bilibili Premium listing sells three fixed terms — 7, 14 and 30 days — as prepaid codes. Here is what each one is for, how the code is redeemed, and where Bstation fits in.
The Wild Rift Wild Cores Saudi Arabia listing carries a single code value (1,000 WC). Here is what the code loads, the region rule Riot publishes, and the redemption steps — quoted from the listing and Riot's own support pages.