Private seller dashboard

NexDash

One desk for sellers of gaming accounts: list on four marketplaces at once, and when one sells, the rest follow on their own.

The goal

Replace spreadsheets and four marketplace tabs with one place to list, sell and get paid.

One account is listed in four places. A sale on one has to take the others down fast, never count twice, and never expose a login.

A single event pipeline for every marketplace, AES-256 encrypted credentials, and worker access set per game and per field.

A form built for each game
Valorant ranks and agents, PUBG Mobile X-suits and skins, Clash of Clans Town Hall and hero levels, in three short steps.
Write once, tweak per marketplace
One base listing, with optional overrides per marketplace that inherit everything they leave blank.
Honest about each marketplace
A registry records what each marketplace's API can really do, so the interface explains a missing feature instead of showing a button that does nothing.
Logins that don't leak
Credentials encrypted with AES-256, one-time-code sign-in, invite-only accounts, and workers who only see the fields they're allowed to.
Fast for all-day use
A Ctrl K command palette, saved delivery details and message templates, and anything that needs attention flagged up front.

Every marketplace reports into the same event spine. Sources only describe what happened; one sale handler decides what to do about it.

01
Reported
GameBoost pushes the sale by webhook. Eldorado, Skycoach and PlayHub are polled inside their rate limits.
02
Counted once
A unique index on the event decides which delivery is processed, so retries never double-count.
03
Marked sold
For the seller and every worker who can see it, so nobody delivers the account twice.
04
Other offers follow
Drafted or removed by the seller's rule. A failed takedown is flagged louder than a success.
05
Money booked
The order opens, the ledger and payouts update, and a Discord alert goes out.

Inventory for Valorant, PUBG Mobile and Clash of Clans, with fields for each game
Listing on GameBoost, Eldorado, Skycoach and PlayHub from one place
A sale pipeline fed by webhooks and rate-limited pollers, counted exactly once
Parallel offers drafted or removed automatically after a sale
Orders, withdrawals and a ledger for suppliers, workers and payouts
A worker portal with access per game and per field
AES-256 encrypted logins, one-time-code sign-in and invite-only accounts
Discord alerts, message templates and saved delivery details
Light and dark themes and a Ctrl K command palette
A self-test that checks the live sale pipeline before every deploy

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