Collection Box

Collection Box

Every payout from a Bazaar transaction — items, Pokemon, currency, refunds — lands in the player’s collection box. Nothing is pushed directly into your inventory or party; everything waits here until you’re ready to claim it.

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What Lands Here

The collection box holds entries from every type of Bazaar event:

• Purchased items or Pokemon — anything you bought via BIN or won at auction
• Sale proceeds — currency from a completed sale, net of listing fees and transaction tax
• Bid refunds — your currency returned when someone outbids you on an auction
• Expiry refunds — your currency returned when an auction ends with no bids, or when a BIN listing expires unclaimed
• Returned items — your listing coming back after you cancel it or it expires without selling

Every entry is typed so you can see at a glance whether you’re claiming an item, Pokemon, or currency amount.

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Opening the Box

Click the Collection Box button inside the /gts or /ah browse GUI. It’s always one click away from either marketplace, so there’s no separate command to memorise.

Notifications that mention a pending payout (e.g. the toast when an auction ends in your favour) also open the collection box when clicked.

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Claiming

Inside the collection box GUI you have two options:

• Claim individually — click an entry to claim just that item, Pokemon, or currency amount. Useful when your inventory is nearly full and you want to be selective.
• Claim All — a single button that claims every pending entry at once.

A few things worth knowing:

• Entries persist across server restarts. Nothing expires in the box; it holds your payouts until you explicitly claim them.
• On multi-server networks, entries are delivered to the right player regardless of which server they log into. You don’t need to be on a specific server to claim a payout from a sale that happened on a different one.

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Bid Refunds and Outbid Events

When you’re outbid on an auction, here’s exactly what happens:

1. Your currency is immediately placed in your collection box as a CURRENCY entry.
2. You receive a notification — a sound, an action bar message, and optionally a title or toast depending on server configuration.
3. The new bidder becomes the current high bidder.

If the auction later ends without anyone beating that new bid, the winner claims the item and you’ve already had your refund in the box the whole time. The process is non-blocking: your money is never frozen waiting for an outcome.

Refund Timing

Bid refunds land in the collection box the instant you are outbid — not when the auction ends. You can claim your currency and use it elsewhere before the auction is even over.

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Cross-Server Behaviour

On a multi-server cluster with Redis sync enabled, the collection box aggregates entries from every server at open time. A sale that happened on server A, a bid refund from server B, and an expiry return from server C all appear together in a single unified view whenever you open the collection box on any server.

For details on setting up cross-server sync, see Cross-Server Setup.

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Related

• Cross-Server Setup — Redis sync setup and how cross-server delivery works
• Commands — full syntax reference for /gts, /ah, and admin commands