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Glossary

Last updated November 11, 2026By Keysender Team1 min read

Short answerFive terms that come up when you sell digital keys with Keysender: declared stock, auto-pricing, stock pool, dispatch and credit. Each has a plain answer and a link to the page where it matters.

Declared stock

The number of units a marketplace shows buyers as available on your offer. You declare the number and do not upload the keys in advance. The key is fetched when a buyer pays, so the number has to match what you hold.

Declared stock explained

Auto-pricing

Keysender reprices your offer for you and stops at the floor you set. The floor is the lowest price you allow on that offer. It works on G2A, Kinguin and Eneba. On Gamivo and K4G it is in beta, on request. You turn it on for each offer, and you can turn it off at any time.

Auto-pricing

Stock pool

The one place your keys are held. Every connected listing reads its count from the pool, so a sale on one channel lowers the count on the others. It helps prevent overselling.

Stock sync

Dispatch

One order delivered to one buyer. A dispatch uses 1 credit, whatever the number of keys in the order. An order of 1 key and an order of 50 keys are each one dispatch.

Delivery

Credit

What you pay with in Keysender. One dispatch uses 1 credit, and an optional fraud review uses 1 more. A credit is as low as 6¢, credits do not expire, and a new account starts with 20 free credits.

Pricing

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