This page explains exactly how GameValuesHub checks codes and values before anything is published.
The two-source rule for codes
We only mark a code Active after testing it in-game ourselves or confirming it in two independent sources. Codes from a single unverified post are not published.
Values are community estimates
Values are community-consensus estimates, not official prices. We record the date each value was checked and update them as the community’s view of demand changes. Treat them as a guide for fair trades, not a guarantee.
How the WFL calculator works
The WFL (Win/Fair/Lose) trade calculator compares the total demand-adjusted values on each side of a trade. Small differences are treated as fair — a trade does not need to be exact to be fair. Demand is the community’s interest in an item; high-demand items count for more than their raw value alone.
Corrections welcome
Found a code that no longer works, or a value that has moved? Tell us and we will re-check it. Corrections are how this database stays accurate.