Selling on eBay UK & International Marketplaces

Overview

RocketVault lists your cards on the eBay marketplace your account is registered in — using that marketplace's currency, categories, and shipping/return policies. If your eBay account is registered in the United States, nothing changes: you list on eBay US in US dollars exactly as before. If your account is registered in the United Kingdom, RocketVault lists on eBay UK in British pounds.

Supported regions today: United States (USD) and United Kingdom (GBP). Germany (EUR) is in testing. More regions are added regularly — if your region isn't supported yet, RocketVault will tell you at connect time and record your interest so we can prioritise it.

How your region is detected

When you connect your eBay account (Settings → Marketplaces → Connect eBay), RocketVault reads which marketplace your eBay account is registered in and sets your selling region automatically. You don't have to configure anything.

If the detected region isn't one we support yet, you'll see a clear message rather than a silent fallback, and your account stays on the US marketplace until your region is available.

Changing your region manually

If you sell across regions, or the auto-detected region is wrong, you can override it in Settings → Marketplaces → Selling region. Only supported regions can be selected. Changing your region affects new listings, refreshes, and sync — it does not retroactively change listings already live on eBay.

Pricing in your currency

RocketVault Pricing is calculated in US dollars. When you sell in a non-USD marketplace, RocketVault converts each suggested price into your local currency using the daily exchange rate at the time you list, and labels these prices as estimated.

• A card with a suggested price of $40 lists on eBay UK at the GBP equivalent (around £31, depending on that day's rate) — never a flat "£40".
• The exchange rate used is recorded with the listing for your records.
• If a live exchange rate is temporarily unavailable, RocketVault blocks the listing rather than publish it at the wrong price. Try again shortly.

You can always edit the price on any listing before or after publishing — your edited price is used exactly as entered, in your marketplace's currency.

Seeing prices in your currency across the app

Suggested prices now show in your currency wherever you review them — on each card, in the single and bulk publish previews, in the assistant's suggestions, and in your collection — converted at the day's rate and marked as an estimate (e.g. £31.20 est.). That way what you see matches what a card will list at. The exact list price is finalised in your currency the moment you publish.

Because RocketVault Pricing is calculated in US dollars, the one place you edit a card's price inline still shows the US-dollar value you're editing, with the estimated local amount (≈ £31) beside it.

What stays the same

• The full upload → identify → price → list flow is identical.
• US sellers see no change at all.
• Your eBay business policies (shipping, payment, returns) and ship-from location are created per marketplace, so they're always valid for the region you're selling in.

Troubleshooting

"We don't support your region yet." Your eBay account is registered in a marketplace RocketVault hasn't launched. Your interest is recorded; you'll be notified when it's available. In the meantime you can still use every other RocketVault feature.

A UK listing was blocked with an exchange-rate message. The daily FX rate couldn't be fetched at that moment. This is temporary — retry in a few minutes. RocketVault blocks rather than mis-prices on purpose.

My prices look like estimates. Non-USD prices are FX-converted from RocketVault Pricing and labelled estimated. Edit any listing to set an exact price in your currency.

Prices showed in USD right after I opened the app. On the very first load RocketVault fetches the current exchange rate in the background, so guide prices may briefly appear in USD until it arrives (usually within a minute). They switch to your currency automatically — no need to refresh.