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A join is one recorded use of the invite created for your order. When an order is funded, DisVault creates a brand-new Discord invite that belongs to that order alone, and the count you see is read from that invite.

That is deliberately all it means. We do not measure whether those people stayed, and we will never describe them as permanent or retained members. Anyone promising that is measuring something they cannot see.

• Find a server in the marketplace. Every listing is one Discord community whose owner Discord confirms.
• Message the owner and agree terms. Chat is negotiation; the structured offer is the contract.
• Accept the offer, then choose which of your servers the order should point at.
• Pay once. The money is held rather than sent to the seller.
• Watch the count. You never have to confirm delivery: the order closes itself at target.

• Connect a Discord server you own. We check ownership with Discord, not with a screenshot.
• Publish without installing a bot. The tracker is only installed by the buyer on the destination server when a funded order needs it.
• Publish packages at prices you set. You see exactly what you receive before anything goes live.
• Accept work you want. Send a structured offer with your own quantity, price and delivery window.
• Start the order when you are ready. Settlement and payment happen automatically.

When you pay, the money moves into DisVault and stays there. The seller can see the order is funded, which is what lets them start with confidence, but they cannot touch the money until the order closes.

At completion the order settles on its own: the seller is credited, our fee is taken, and anything owed back to you lands in your balance. No one has to press a button for that to happen.

It settles in proportion to what actually arrived. If you ordered 1,000 joins for $100.00 and 700 landed, that is 70%: the seller earns 70% of the value, our fee applies only to that 70%, and the remaining 30% returns to your balance automatically.

Overdelivery is never billed. If an order brings more than the target, you pay the agreed price and nothing more.

If the bot is removed, loses permission, or the invite disappears, the order moves to tracking paused and the delivery clock freezes. Nothing is refunded automatically, because a technical fault is repairable and should not cancel work a seller has genuinely done.

Both sides are notified, and the count already earned is kept. If it cannot be repaired, contact support and a person will settle it.

Seller earnings land in your available balance. You can withdraw to a Litecoin address once you are above the minimum of $10.

Before you confirm, you see the marketplace fee and the network cost separately, and the exact amount that will arrive. If a payout fails for any reason, the full amount returns to your balance.

Sellers pay 12% of what they deliver. Buyers pay the listed price and nothing on top. Full detail is on the fees page.

The product has five areas that do different things. If you skipped the introduction, you can replay the tour. It is five steps and you can leave it at any point.

Every active order has a Report a problem action. It opens a conversation with us and attaches the order's tracking and payment state automatically, so we can see what you saw.

Reporting a problem never moves money by itself. A person reviews it and decides, and both sides are told what was decided.