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Limbo is a marketplace designed for selling of digital goods and services focused on privacy, security and ease of use.

You can browse and buy without linking Discord. Sellers need a linked Discord account to publish listings. Linking an account does not change how disputes are decided.

Creating an account and listing products costs nothing. A free account can keep up to 10 active listings at a time, and paid plans raise that limit. Platform commission and who pays it are shown at checkout and recorded for the order. Settlement uses those recorded terms.

The fees help us maintain and improve the platform, provide customer support, and ensure a secure and seamless experience for both buyers and sellers. By charging a commission on successful sales, we can continue to offer a high-quality marketplace while keeping listing and browsing free for everyone.

It is a page you design. Backgrounds, card style, avatar shape and effects, name treatments, layouts and colour roles; custom links with their own icons; your socials; badges; Discord server widgets that show live member counts; vanity URLs; a shelf of the products you have listed; and your reviews. All of it is saved to your account and rendered from that, so no code is involved.

Listings can be serial keys, presets, or services. To publish, a seller needs a verified email, linked Discord account, and two-factor authentication. Active listing limits are 10 on Free, 200 on Pro, and unlimited on Business. A listing price can be up to $1,000,000. Paid plans lower the BTC and LTC commission and raise the listing limit.

Checkout shows the methods enabled for a listing. Bitcoin and Litecoin escrow are supported; EVM methods such as ETH, USDC, USDT, or WBTC appear only when the platform and listing have that rail enabled. USDT must use the token contract on the selected network.

Bitcoin and Litecoin payments use cooperative 2-of-3 escrow: buyer, seller, and Limbo each hold one key, and any two must sign. There is no unilateral refund. Refunds require cooperation or dispute arbitration. Keep your escrow key backup; recovering your account does not recover a lost escrow key. Eligible delivered orders may be released after their displayed confirmation deadline if no dispute is open and the required signatures are available. Processing is periodic, not instantaneous. An inventory or fulfillment failure does not qualify for automatic payout. New EVM escrow uses protocol v3 with two recorded approvals from buyer, seller and arbiter. A successful approval transaction does not necessarily mean funds moved. Finalized chain state controls settlement and confirmed funding precedes delivery. Legacy contracts keep their original rules.

Serial keys are delivered automatically after the payment is confirmed and the order is processed. You can view delivered keys on the purchase page. Presets are also handed over automatically; services are delivered by the seller.

You can browse listings without an account. To buy, sign in and choose a public, approved, active listing that is not sold out. Checkout runs on Limbo and places the payment into escrow. Bitcoin and Litecoin are the currently available payment rails.

Bitcoin and Litecoin payments use cooperative 2-of-3 escrow: buyer, seller, and Limbo each hold one key, and any two must sign. There is no unilateral refund. Refunds require cooperation or dispute arbitration. Keep your escrow key backup; recovering your account does not recover a lost escrow key. Sellers can use hosted or embedded checkout. Some browsers require session access inside an iframe; hosted checkout is the fallback. Checkout shows the applicable commission and who pays it.

Funds are held in escrow while the order is open. For manual services, the seller marks delivery and the buyer can confirm or dispute it; automatic items are handed over after payment confirmation. If the buyer neither confirms nor disputes before the order's confirmation window ends, the order may auto-release. Once a BTC or LTC settlement is released, it is broadcast to the network. The applicable commission and fee payer depend on the order and are shown at checkout; funds become spendable after network confirmations.

Limbo supports both digital products (like game keys, software licenses, etc.) and services (like boosting, design work, etc.). For services, the escrow system remains active while you fulfill the order. You simply mark the order as 'Delivered' when complete, which prompts the buyer to confirm and release the funds.

On Bitcoin and Litecoin, a paid plan changes the seller's commission rate. EVM escrow uses separate contract-defined fee rules. Current rates and the fee payer for a specific order are shown at checkout, so use that amount when comparing plans. Limbo does not provide tax advice.

Choose a listing, campaign duration and budget in Ads. Each campaign has a fixed impression allowance, paced delivery and browser frequency limits. Sponsored listings can appear first in matching marketplace and search results. Selection learns from campaign clicks and uses purchase interests only with separate recommendations consent. Actual reach depends on traffic; the allowance is a limit. Existing earned credits create bounded free campaigns, and existing paid promotions retain their purchased entitlement.

Absolutely. Once authenticated, you can navigate to your profile and enter Edit Mode. From there, you possess full autonomy to modify your thematic background, orchestrate your link tree, and refine your biography to reflect your personal brand.

If you sell services (e.g., development, boosting, or design), the escrow system remains active while you fulfill the order. You simply mark the order as 'Delivered' when complete, which prompts the buyer to confirm and release the funds.

Bitcoin and Litecoin payments use cooperative 2-of-3 escrow: buyer, seller, and Limbo each hold one key, and any two must sign. There is no unilateral refund. Refunds require cooperation or dispute arbitration. Keep your escrow key backup; recovering your account does not recover a lost escrow key. New EVM escrow uses protocol v3 with two recorded approvals from buyer, seller and arbiter. A successful approval transaction does not necessarily mean funds moved. Finalized chain state controls settlement and confirmed funding precedes delivery. Legacy contracts keep their original rules. The dispute page shows the options available for the order.

Only the buyer on a completed order can submit a review, and the same order can only be reviewed once. Sellers cannot edit or remove reviews through the marketplace. Ratings are calculated from the reviews shown on the seller's profile.

On Bitcoin, Litecoin and Solana, escrow uses two-of-three signatures, so no single key can move the funds. Refunds also need the required signatures: waiting does not create a unilateral refund or guarantee that cooperation will be available. Buyers can confirm delivery or open a dispute; eligible delivered orders may settle after the displayed deadline when the required signatures are available.

You sign in, pay through checkout, and the order enters escrow. Serial keys and presets are handed over automatically after payment confirmation; service sellers mark delivery themselves. You can confirm or dispute the delivery. BTC and LTC settlement or refund actions are on-chain; order status, delivery, and dispute messages are also tracked in Limbo.

For non-custodial Bitcoin and Litecoin orders, the escrow uses a 2-of-3 script and your signing key is generated in your browser. Limbo's key alone cannot move the funds, and the script is public on-chain. The exact custody and signing flow depends on the payment method and order; check the order's checkout and signing details before paying.

Review the protections and terms for the payment rail on your order. Bitcoin and Litecoin escrow uses two-of-three signatures for settlement and refunds. Waiting alone does not unlock those funds. Fee and settlement details are shown before you authorize payment. Seller reviews are tied to completed orders. Limbo still operates the site and handles dispute review, so consider that operational trust separately from the on-chain rules.

The marketplace charges commission on released BTC and LTC escrow settlements. The applicable rate depends on the seller's plan and is shown before checkout. EVM escrow, if enabled, follows its contract's fee rules. A purchase that is refunded does not produce a seller settlement commission.

We do not publish delivery dates for planned work. For current payment methods and features, use the options shown in the app and on the checkout page; planned work may change before release.