ONE Store launches ONEitem official in-game item trading service
ONE Store's ONEitem lets sellers register items and buyers receive them automatically, with fees shared with game companies.
ONE Store launched ONEitem, an official in-game item trading service that is integrated directly with game companies, according to datanet.co.kr. Domestic service began with the launch, and the company plans to expand ONEitem to global markets, iOS and the web in November.
Under the system, sellers link their game account, register the item and set a price. Buyers pay, and the item is automatically delivered to the buyer's game account.
Sellers are paid in Wondia, ONE Store's in-service currency, which can be used to buy items in various games. During a transaction the item is locked in the seller's account, and payment is cancelled if delivery fails.
Transaction fees from ONEitem are shared with the game company that created the item. ONE Store also began recruiting participating game companies alongside the launch, focusing on MMORPGs and multiplayer games with active item exchange.
Quick answers
What is ONEitem?
It is ONE Store's official in-game item trading service, integrated directly with game companies, which began domestic service at launch.
How do sellers get paid on ONEitem?
Sellers receive Wondia, ONE Store's in-service currency, which can be used for items in various games.
When will ONEitem expand beyond domestic service?
ONE Store plans to expand it to global markets, iOS and the web in November.