Safe Trading Guide

Trade through the game’s simultaneous trade window

onlytems only brokers trade information; the actual item and gold are exchanged inside the game. In Diablo IV, the trade window completes only when both sides see each other’s items and gold and everyone presses “Accept,” and any change in the middle resets the confirmation. This makes it structurally hard to be scammed by handing things over first. Still, before you press Accept, personally check that the grade, options, quantity, and amount of the items in the window match the listing you agreed to.

The protection of the atomic trade window breaks in essentially only one case: when the other party lures you into not using it. Refuse requests like “mail it to me first,” “let’s do it another way,” or “if you send first, I’ll send right back,” and exchange only through the game’s simultaneous trade window. Also, writing external contact details such as BattleTags or open times in the seller’s note may restrict your use of the site, so connect with the other party through the normal flow the site provides.

Reporting, blocking, and reviews

Cross-check the other party’s nickname against your trade history to confirm it is the same person. You can block a problematic user so their listings no longer appear, and report scams or inappropriate behavior to the operator. After a trade, we recommend leaving a review so the other party’s trustworthiness becomes useful information for other users.