Player Trading
Players create orders, search item lists, buy, sell, pay, confirm locations, and collect completed trader orders through slash commands.
Use this page to understand setup, permissions, data flow, and support routes for DayZ Trader Bot and DayZ Killfeed Bot. The services are separate apps with separate databases, but this site is the shared public front end.
Players create orders, search item lists, buy, sell, pay, confirm locations, and collect completed trader orders through slash commands.
Trader Bot stores player balances for its own economy features: cash, bank, transfers, rewards, work, rob, games, and admin balance tools.
The web dashboard currently supports Trader Bot server management, ticket management, economy tools, item/category work, and staff workflows.
Ticket panels, modal forms, claims, notes, tags, transcripts, archives, custom fields, escalation, feedback, and audit tools are part of Trader Bot.
Admins can upload, download, edit, list, and remove item category CSV files. Use the expected format: item name, buy price, sell price, with NS where a side is disabled.
Linked Nitrado servers can be used for restarts, automated restart schedules, gamertag links, player location lookup, and spawn JSON workflows.
Killfeed reads game/server data such as ADM log events, player stats, kills, deaths, weapons, positions, and server activity for configured servers.
Public leaderboards read from the Killfeed database and show tracked players and servers without requiring a second website or domain.
Admins can generate movement and PvP heatmaps, render UAV zones, and configure automatic map alert feeds for Discord channels.
Killfeed includes server setup, channel mapping, online player lists, bans, whitelists, server file tools, gameplay JSON, globals.xml, spawns, UAV zones, and teleport tools.
Killfeed has its own optional economy and bounty commands. This is separate from the Trader Bot database and should be configured per server.
Killfeed dashboard management is not live on the dashboard yet. It can be added later without changing the current Trader dashboard wording.
Dashboard access uses Discord OAuth. The site does not ask for Discord passwords. Access is based on Discord identity, guild/server membership, permissions, and configured roles.
Trader and Killfeed are separate apps with separate databases. The public leaderboard should only need read access to Killfeed leaderboard data.
Owners are responsible for using features in line with Discord rules, Nitrado terms, DayZ rules, and Bohemia Interactive monetization/server policies.