RO RO Zero TH Market

What this site is

A place to buy and sell Ragnarok Online Zero Global items on the Odin and Loki servers. It was built to solve one problem: getting scammed in Facebook trading groups.

The problem it solves

The most common scam is simple — copy somebody else's photo, post it for sale, take the money and disappear. In a Facebook group nobody can check whether that photo has been used before, and anyone can type the name of a trader people trust. Nothing verifies who you are.

Three layers against fraud

1. A real identity

Only people logged in with Discord can post. The name on a listing comes straight from that Discord account and cannot be edited in the form, so nobody can post under another trader's name.

2. Image fingerprints

Every uploaded photo gets a fingerprint that is compared against every other photo on the site. If it matches another listing, both listings are flagged immediately. The fingerprint survives re-saving, cropping, resizing and quality loss.

3. Locked to the game's own data

You can only list items the game actually lets you trade. Account-bound items cannot be posted at all — which closes off every scam built on selling something that can never be handed over.

How to use it — buyers

  1. Search for an item on the front page. Filter by server, category and price range.
  2. Check the price guide with the "See the price chart for this item" button on any listing. You will see what other people are asking, and how far above or below that this listing sits.
  3. Watch for the warning box. A red "this photo has been used in another listing before" banner means take extra care.
  4. Message the seller on Discord using the handle shown on the listing, and agree between yourselves.

Ask for this every single time, before you pay

Ask the seller for a freshly taken photo showing the item and their character name together in one shot. A stolen photo can never satisfy that. It is the most reliable check there is, and it works everywhere — not only on this site.

How to use it — sellers

  1. Log in with Discord using the button at the top right. We ask only for your name and id, never your email.
  2. Press "+ Sell an item", type the item name and pick it from the suggestions. The base stats are filled in from the game database for you.
  3. Add the random options and a zeny price, then upload a photo. We stamp a watermark on it (listing number, your name, the date) automatically, so nobody can reuse your photo.
  4. Enter your in-game character name. Buyers copy it with one click to whisper you, and can look it up in game to confirm the character exists before they pay.
  5. See all your own listings by clicking your name at the top right.

Prices here are zeny only

This site is not a place to trade items for real money — that breaks the game's terms of service. Listings with a baht rate written into any text field are rejected automatically.

The zeny sellers page is a shop directory, not a price board. We do not show rates: they move daily and sometimes double, so a number two days stale misleads more than it helps. What the site shows instead is which shops are still actually open. Ask the shop's own Discord for today's rate.

What this site does not do — please read

  • It never holds items or money for anyone. Buyers and sellers transfer directly to each other. This site does not stand between you financially, not for a single baht.
  • It does not guarantee any trade. If you get scammed, we cannot get your money back. The tools here make it easier to check — that is not the same as being safe.
  • It does not sell verified-seller badges. A badge you can buy does not mean someone is trustworthy. It only means they could pay.
  • There is no wallet and no credit top-up. Nobody's money sits inside this system.

What the duplicate-photo warning means

It means the photo on this listing matches a photo on another listing here. That is not always fraud — the same seller may run several listings, or repost something that did not sell.

But if the two listings belong to different accounts, take extra care, and always ask for a fresh photo with the character name in it before you pay.

Where the item data comes from

The database of 4,041 tradeable items, item icons included, comes from midgardhub.com — thank you to the people who made it available.

The price guide is calculated from listings on this site only, and it reflects "what sellers are asking", not what anything actually sold for. An overpriced listing still lands on the chart. Treat it as a reference point, not a market rate.