Changelog

New

• Marketplace escrow — sellers can mark any listing Escrow=Yes. The buyer's credits are held by the marketplace until staff verify the seller's assets, then both sides settle. Safer for capital ships and other high-value trades.
• Auction deposits — sellers can require a deposit (up to 10% of the bid). Unpaid top bids are voided automatically; outbid deposits refund themselves 24 hours after you're outbid (or at auction end for sealed bids); the winner's deposit counts toward the final price.
• Vendor price guidance — listings show the 30-day vendor median next to each item, and sellers get a warning when pricing far above it.
• Redesigned navigation — one primary menu, search everywhere (including mobile), a Sell button that's always visible, a proper account sidebar, and a bottom navigation bar on phones.
• Listing descriptions now support formatting: bold, italics, lists, inline code, and links to swcombine.com.
• Feedback can be edited for one hour after posting.
• Big-ticket listings no longer break — prices above ~2.1 billion credits are fully supported everywhere.

Fixed

• Auction pages displayed a much higher minimum bid than the rules actually require — the shown minimum now matches what the server accepts (current bid + the smaller of 100,000 Cr or 1%).
• Quick-bid buttons no longer show four identical amounts.
• Storefront revenue figures and Discord notifications were under-reporting amounts by 100× — fixed.
• The notifications page now actually shows your notifications (it previously listed internal admin tasks).
• Mobile fixes: prices no longer clip off-screen on transaction pages, and search is available on phones.
• Banned users were only blocked from half the marketplace depending on which ban type staff used — bans now apply everywhere.

New

• The CIS Market split out of the old webstore into a dedicated, faster app.
• Full admin tooling: listing moderation, disputes, feedback management, user and faction administration.
• Blind and Dutch auctions, anti-snipe bid extensions, and want-to-buy boards.
• Storefronts with sections, promotions, and discount codes.

New

• Initial marketplace: fixed-price listings, auctions, offers, watchlists, transactions, and seller feedback.