AION 2 · Market & trading
On Global, selling and buying on the Market both need an active Special Quai Membership. Here's what NCSOFT has confirmed, what a sale really nets, whether the membership pays for itself through selling, and a private log for the prices you see on your server.
Short answer (checked October 23, 2026). On AION 2 Global you can't list items or buy on the Market without an active Special Quai Membership, $14.99 for 30 days per server. NCSOFT hasn't published a Market fee, listing limits or price data, so prices are whatever players on your server set. See every rule with its source, or jump to the calculator.
From NCSOFT's Global notices and patch notes. Dashed boxes are things NCSOFT hasn't published.
Without an active Special Quai Membership, items can't be listed for sale and Market purchases are unavailable. The same goes for the World Market: no listing or buying without it.
Source: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 2, 2026)
Bought from [In-Game Menu] → [Subscribe]. The 30 days start when you press Activate. It covers every character on the server you bought it on, not your characters on other servers. Prices in other currencies vary with the exchange rate.
Source: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 2, 2026)
You can buy more time once fewer than 60 days remain, and each purchase adds another 30 days. The limit is 3 purchases per server per month.
Source: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 2, 2026)
The Kina ↔ Quna Exchange, Remote Storage, the Wind Breeze Merchants shop menu, a larger Odyle Energy cap, a second Odyle Energy injection on Expedition, Transcendence and Sanctuary cubes, and a Shugo Festa Key cap of 21 instead of 12. The World Exchange was removed from the benefits in an update.
Source: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 2, 2026)
The membership notice lists Personal Trade 5 times a day, with both players needing an active membership. A September 19 notice said direct player-to-player trades are disabled as an anti-bot measure, with the Market as the hub for trading. Check in game before you plan around it.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 2, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Sep 19, 2026)
A system can stop some players from listing gathered materials for sale, based on their gameplay history. The October 20/21 update adjusted it so some restricted players can trade normally again, while restrictions stay in place for others.
Source: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global patch notes (Oct 21, 2026)
NCSOFT's Global notices don't state a Market listing fee, deposit or sales tax. If your client shows one when you list, enter it in the calculator on this page.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 2, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Global patch notes (Oct 21, 2026)
We found no Global notice giving the number of listings allowed, how long a listing stays up, or a minimum level for the Market.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 2, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Sep 30, 2026)
NCSOFT doesn't publish Market prices or a price feed. Players set prices, and they differ from server to server, so the Market on your own server is the only reliable price check.
Source: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Sep 30, 2026)
In the Korean and Taiwanese versions, bound Kina can't be used for Market purchases, and it's spent before regular Kina on fees. NCSOFT hasn't published the Global rule in English, so don't count your bound balance as spending money on the Market.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Korea notice (Mar 24, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Taiwan notice (Mar 24, 2026)
NCSOFT says buying Kina or Quna from unauthorized parties breaks the Terms of Service and can end your access to the game. It regularly restricts accounts for gold farming and real-money trading.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 4, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 21, 2026)
Only needed if you want to log the price.
Not published for Global. Enter it if your client shows one.
A flat amount for the whole listing.
What it cost to craft or buy, or its Market value if you farmed it. Used for profit and the break-even price.
The membership costs real money and sales pay Kina. Your Kina ↔ Quna Exchange rate links the two: the membership's price would buy a certain amount of Quna, and that Quna sells for a certain amount of Kina on your server.
US list price. Use what your store charges, in any currency.
Same currency as the membership price.
Check the Kina ↔ Quna Exchange in game. Players set it, so it moves.
How often you'd make the sale above.
Net proceeds if you'd have the items anyway. Profit if you only make or buy them to sell.
Official Quna packs (Common Product Info): 400 for $5.99, 1,000 for $14.99, 2,000 for $29.99, 4,000 for $59.99. Every pack is about 1.5¢ per Quna, with no bonus for bigger packs. Source
Net from this sale
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Enter a listing price to start.
Enter your Exchange rate to compare.
This only counts selling. The membership also unlocks buying, the Exchange, Remote Storage and more, which this doesn't value.
There's no official price feed, so log the prices you see on your server. Entries stay in this browser. Nothing is shared or uploaded.
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Change compares the first and latest price in the range. Your own entries only; prices on other servers can be very different.
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A transfer won't go through while you have anything on the Market, so check this before you move.
The first transfer period costs 0 Quna per account and 0 Quna per character. If the destination server doesn't have enough character slots, each extra slot costs 1,000 Quna.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 20, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Sep 30, 2026)
Early Access servers had the first week. Launch servers have the second, until the maintenance on October 27 (PDT) / October 28 (CET), with two daily windows per region. One transfer per account, within the same region and faction. A server can close early once it reaches its transfer limit.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 20, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 14, 2026)
You can't transfer while you have items listed on the Market, items waiting to be collected, or sale proceeds you haven't received. Your Market history moves with the character.
Source: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 20, 2026)
Kina in your Cube and Character Storage transfers, but Kina in Server Storage doesn't. Quna and Mileage transfer in full and are added to what you have on the new server. An active membership moves too and is combined with any membership there.
Sources: NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 20, 2026); NCSOFT, AION 2 Global notice (Oct 20, 2026)
The Market is where players buy and sell items for Kina. On the Global version it sits behind the Special Quai Membership: NCSOFT's membership notice lists "Items cannot be listed for sale/Purchase unavailable" without it, and "Items can be listed for sale/Purchase available" with it. The World Market follows the same rule. So a free player can't sell loot for Kina on the Market at all, which is the main reason players ask about the "Market subscription".
The membership is $14.99 for 30 days and covers every character on the server you buy it on. It also unlocks the Kina ↔ Quna Exchange, Remote Storage and a few other benefits, listed in the board above.
It depends on how much Kina your sales bring in, compared with what the membership's price buys in Quna and that Quna is worth in Kina. The comparison works like this:
At the US list price, the membership ($14.99) costs the same as the 1,000-Quna pack, so it's worth roughly 1,000 Quna of Kina at your server's rate. If your sales bring in more than that each month, selling alone covers it. If not, the membership is still a cost you pay for its other benefits.
NCSOFT doesn't publish Market prices or a price API, and prices are set by players on each server, so they can differ a lot between servers. Rather than show numbers we can't verify, this page gives you a private log: note the prices you see, and it shows the latest, low, median and high for each item over the last 7 days, 30 days or all time. Export it as CSV to keep a backup or move it to another device.
NCSOFT says buying Kina or Quna from unauthorized parties breaks the Terms of Service and can end your access to the game, and it posts account restrictions for gold farming and real-money trading regularly. The safe ways to get Kina are playing and selling on the Market. If you trade Quna for Kina, use the in-game Exchange.
Saving for gear? Put the target in the Kina Goal Planner. Crafting to sell? The Crafting Cost Calculator gives a cost per item you can use as the cost here. To find which activities earn the most Kina per hour, log sessions in the Farming Session Tracker, and keep the real money you spend on the membership in the Spending Calculator. For what each currency does, see the Kina guide and the Quna Exchange guide.
How many hours and days of farming until you can afford that gear piece or enhancement? Save several goals and set deadlines.
Enter your own success rates and costs per level to see the minimum, average, median and unlucky (90th percentile) cost of an enhancement.
Price a recipe from your own material costs and success chance: cost per item, a 90% budget, a shopping list, and whether crafting beats buying.
Plain-English explanations of AION 2 currencies with sources, plus a private tracker for your own balances and targets.
Log memberships, passes and packs in any currency. See monthly and yearly totals, categories and a gaming budget, all saved on your device.
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Calculations run in your browser and are estimates. Your entries are saved only in this browser's local storage and are never sent to Hunter Vault. These tools don't connect to game accounts, and we don't offer real-money trading or automation.