StockRush — Digital Goods Marketplace

Buying digital goods online is mostly a trust fall. You send money to a stranger and hope. StockRush is built for the part that comes after "pay". What it is A marketplace for digital goods — game keys, subscriptions, top-ups, software licenses, in-game items — from sellers with public ratings, reviews and sales history. How a purchase actually works 1. Open a listing. Delivery type and the dispute window are shown before you pay, not after. 2. Pay by card or crypto. 3. Auto-delivery items arrive instantly. Manual ones within the time the seller commits to. 4. Not as described? Open a dispute. The seller has 24 hours to respond, decisions are made on evidence, and the refund goes back to you. Also on the platform Steam wallet top-ups and Telegram Stars, with order tracking. Available in English, Русский, 中文 and 한국어. Selling: free to apply, no exclusivity, and we import your catalog from a link or a CSV. Founding Sellers get $100 of on-platform promo credit and a 5% platform fee for the first three months. Limited slots. stockrush.org

Here's exactly how we make money, because it explains everything else. We take a percentage of a completed order. Not of a listing, not of a click, not of your deposit. If the product never arrives, or it isn't what the page said, the money goes back to you and we earn nothing on it. That's not generosity, it's arithmetic. A marketplace that gets paid on broken deals fills up with broken deals. One that only gets paid on finished ones has to care whether your key actually works. So the verified sellers, the delivery terms printed on the listing, the dispute window with a real deadline — that isn't us being nice. That's us protecting our own revenue, which happens to be the same thing as protecting yours. stockrush.org

Seven ways people lose money buying digital goods — and the tell for each one. 1. Pay first, then silence. Any deal where your money moves before anything of theirs does isn't a deal, it's a donation with extra steps. 2. The key that's already used. Tell: they send a photo of the key instead of the key. A photo goes to twenty people. A key works once. 3. The account that comes back. You play for a week, then it's gone — the email and 2FA were never yours. Tell: no proof they can actually hand those over. "I'll change the mail later" means never. 4. The same account, sold five times. Tell: a price far below every other listing for the same thing. Nobody is careless with inventory. If it's cheap in a way that makes no sense, the item isn't the product — you are. 5. "Let's do it directly, it's cheaper." Tell: that sentence. The discount is exactly the price of your recourse. 6. The helpful middleman. Tell: a guarantor you didn't pick and can't check. On average, the seller's second account. 7. Screenshots as proof. Tell: proof you can't verify yourself isn't proof, it's decoration. Same seven tricks, in rotation, for years. Which is why the boring things exist: a seller history you can read, delivery terms written on the listing before you pay, and a window to dispute in after. Use us or don't — just stop paying strangers first. stockrush.org

A quick walk through the catalog: — keys for the games you wishlisted and never got around to — items and in-game currency for the ones you actually play — Steam balance and Telegram Stars, sorted in a couple of minutes — subscriptions: streaming, design tools, the AI tab you keep open all day — software licences, so your laptop stops nagging at every launch Different sellers, one page, prices sitting next to each other. And every listing tells you how it's delivered and how long you have to dispute it — before you pay, not after. That's a slice. The catalog runs to 500+ categories across 119 platforms — easier to open it than to describe it. stockrush.org/en/products

How most people still buy digital goods: find a seller in some Telegram chat → pay first → hope. You already know the endings. It works. Or the key turns out to be used. Or he just stops replying. StockRush is that same market with the hoping taken out. Verified sellers, ratings you can actually read, delivery terms written on the listing, and your money back when it doesn't match. Same prices. Fewer prayers. stockrush.org

Turn crypto into Steam balance or Telegram Stars. Steam: just your login, no password. The order page tracks it until the balance is in. Stars: from 50 ⭐, to any @username, in 10–30 seconds. No registration. No TON wallet. Price shown before you pay. stockrush.org/en/services