RMAH
RMAH refers to the Real Money Auction House in the video game Diablo III. Introduced in a patch after the game's initial release, the RMAH allowed players to buy and sell in-game items using real-world currency. This system was intended to provide a legitimate alternative to third-party gold-selling websites. Players could list items they found or crafted, setting a price in either USD or Euros. Other players could then browse these listings and purchase items using their credit card or PayPal.
The RMAH was a controversial feature within the Diablo III community. Supporters argued it offered convenience
Blizzard Entertainment, the developer of Diablo III, eventually decided to close the RMAH. The system was officially