onlytems is a trade information platform for trading Diablo IV in-game equipment, materials, runes, gems, charms, Horadric seals, and aspects. The operator only provides a place and the information to list, search, and connect listings; the actual item handover and gold settlement happen directly between the trading parties inside the game. In other words, onlytems itself never holds items or processes payments.

The tradable types are equipment, materials, runes, gems, charms, Horadric seals, and aspects. Prices are set in gold by default, but you can also price in runes, gems, or boss keys — and instead of listing what you have, you can post what you want to buy and receive offers. Tradable grades and input methods for each type are covered in the per-type guides.

Diablo IV trading sites already existed overseas. But for players in Asia, there were plenty of walls.

• Most users were overseas, so play hours rarely overlapped and real-time trading was hard.
• There was almost no multilingual support, making it inconvenient to use in Asia. (Only recently has localization started to appear.)
• Filters were listed in no particular order, making it cumbersome to find the conditions you wanted.
• Relying on free AI image analysis, recognition accuracy was also low.

onlytems set out to tackle these in a slightly different way.

• Intuitive search and listing — designed around how real players actually move, with intuitiveness first.
• Paid AI image analysis — we cover the cost. Tuned so that even a rough phone photo reaches around 99% recognition.
• Listings worth trading — for gear, the main category, you can list item power 850 (Standard) and 900 (Ancestral). Anything below that is just gear you pass through, so we leave it out.
• As close as possible to real listings — we validate option combinations and value ranges against the game's data, keeping only what you could actually roll. The game changes often, so this is something we're still refining.

I've verified as much as I can alone, but I can't catch every update — or the changes that never make the patch notes. The sharpest eyes are the players', so if you spot something off, please report it.

For a simple item-option issue, just a single screenshot is enough. I'll check and apply your report within half a day at most.

You can reach me via Channel Talk or email — whichever you prefer. For those who help, I'm preparing ways to give back, like account experience rewards.

1. The seller lists an item accurately, by image analysis or by hand.
2. The buyer makes an offer — at the price they want, or at the seller's asking price.
3. Once the seller accepts, both BattleTags are revealed, so you can add each other in-game and talk.
4. After the trade in-game, leaving each other a review returns the Mana the seller spent on image analysis — ready for the next trade.

Mana is now used only for image analysis (OCR). It has a real cost, so it guards against careless use; when a trade closes, the seller gets that mana back. Listing and making offers are free — trade without hesitation.