> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.moonup.gg/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # List delivery methods > The global list a listing's `delivery_method` is picked from. A category narrows it: a top-up or a gift card delivered instantly takes `activation_code` and nothing else, and a category whose create body has no `delivery_method` at all picks none. ## OpenAPI ````yaml /openapi.yaml get /v1/offers/delivery-methods openapi: 3.1.0 info: title: MoonUP Seller API version: 1.0.0 summary: List and manage your offers from your own tools. description: > Everything a seller's bot needs to keep a catalogue of listings up to date: create a listing, restock it, unpublish it, archive it. Each category has its own paths — `/v1/offers/accounts`, `/v1/offers/currency` and so on — with its own fields. You integrate with the categories you sell in, and a category added to the platform later leaves yours untouched. This is the public surface. The cabinet's own screens — payouts, disputes, account settings — are not part of it and an API key does not reach them. ## Authentication Create a key in the cabinet under **Seller → API keys**. It is shown once. Send it on every request: ``` Authorization: Bearer moonup_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ``` There is nothing to exchange it for — no short-lived token sits in between. HTTPS only. Keep the key in an environment variable or your CI's secret store, never in a repository. A key may be pinned to a list of addresses when you create it (up to 16 addresses or subnets). An empty list means any address. ## Creating a listing Categories do not sell the same thing, so they do not ask for the same fields, and each one's create call takes only its own. An accounts listing has a price and a picture; a currency listing has a product, a price per unit and a stock, and no picture at all; a gift card is a code, so it has no manual handover time to promise. What every category does share is `attributes` — its own field list, which varies by game and is versioned. That one you read at runtime: GET /v1/offers/games/{game}/categories/{category_slug}/schema A full pass looks like this: 1. `GET /v1/offers/games` — pick a game, keep its `slug`. 2. `GET /v1/offers/games/{game}/categories` — pick a category. 3. `GET /v1/offers/games/{game}/categories/{category_slug}/schema` — read `attributes`. 4. `POST /v1/offers/images` with the picture as the body. Repeat per picture, collect the `image_url`s. Skip it for a category with no gallery. 5. `POST /v1/offers/{category}` — the listing is created as a `draft`. 6. `POST /v1/offers/{category}/{id}/publish` — it goes on the marketplace. ## Statuses A new listing is a `draft`: yours, and nobody else's to see. `publish` makes it `active`, and buyers can buy it from that moment — nothing reviews it first. Editing changes nothing about where a listing stands: an `active` one stays live, a `draft` stays a draft. `unpublish` takes an `active` listing back to `draft`. `archived` is the end of the line: `DELETE` retires a listing for good and keeps it readable to you. `sold` follows orders, not calls: the last unit went to a closed order. A listing whose stock is all in open orders stays `active`, and a cancelled order puts the stock back. Moderation can send a live listing back as `changes_requested`: it leaves the marketplace, and `moderation_reason_code` with `moderation_note` say what to fix. Your next `PATCH` makes it a `draft`; `publish` it once it is fixed. A listing moderation removes for breaking the rules outright is deleted: every call on it answers `404`. ## Rate limits | | Budget | |---|---| | Reads | 500 requests per minute | | Writes | 250 requests per minute | | Writes to one offer | 5 per minute and 10 per hour | Going over answers `429`. It is temporary: wait and retry, the key stays valid. Up to 5 keys per account — create the second one ahead of time so you can rotate without downtime. ## Errors Every failure answers with the same body, a stable snake_case code: ```json { "error": "delivery_instructions_required" } ``` Branch on `error`, not on the message — there is no message. servers: - url: https://api.moonup.gg description: Production security: - api_key: [] tags: - name: Catalog description: | What can be listed, and what each category's fields are. Public: these read without a key, so you can explore before you have one. - name: Accounts description: Game accounts, sold whole — one price, one picture. - name: Top-ups description: Top-up packs, handed over by one of the platform's delivery methods. - name: Gift cards description: Fixed-denomination codes, handed over instantly. - name: Currency description: In-game currency, priced per unit out of a stock you keep. - name: Pictures description: Where an offer's images come from. paths: /v1/offers/delivery-methods: get: tags: - Catalog summary: List delivery methods description: | The global list a listing's `delivery_method` is picked from. A category narrows it: a top-up or a gift card delivered instantly takes `activation_code` and nothing else, and a category whose create body has no `delivery_method` at all picks none. responses: '200': description: OK content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: delivery_methods: type: array items: $ref: '#/components/schemas/DeliveryMethod' security: [] components: schemas: DeliveryMethod: type: object properties: key: type: string examples: - activation_code label: type: string description: type: string version: type: integer description: >- Bumped when `buyer_fields` change; a listing keeps the version it was created under. buyer_fields: type: array description: >- What the buyer is asked for at checkout. You collect nothing yourself. items: $ref: '#/components/schemas/SchemaField' SchemaField: type: object description: One field of a category's attribute schema. properties: key: type: string label: type: string type: type: string enum: - string - number - boolean - enum - reference - password required: type: boolean filterable: type: boolean description: The storefront offers this field as a filter. multiple: type: boolean description: The value is then an array of what `type` describes. enum_values: type: array items: type: string description: Allowed values, for `enum`. catalog_key: type: string description: | For `reference` — which catalog to read the allowed ids from, at `GET /v1/offers/games/{game_id}/catalog/{attribute_key}`. Equal to `key` when absent. min: type: number description: For `number` — the smallest value accepted. max: type: number description: For `number` — the largest. required: - key - label - type - required - filterable securitySchemes: api_key: type: http scheme: bearer description: Your API key, from the cabinet under **Seller → API keys**. ````