Trust and safety

How KeyDwarf labels sources

KeyDwarf separates official stores, marketplaces, risky account-style listings, and unrated sources so low price never hides source quality.

Indexed sources

2

8,273 active listings

Official

2

publisher or authorized store posture

Marketplace

0

third-party seller posture

Needs review

0

5,865 linked game rows

Official stores

Publisher-sourced storefront listings such as Steam, GOG, Fanatical, Humble, Green Man Gaming, and similar official retailers.

Marketplaces

Third-party marketplace or retail key listings. These can be legitimate, but seller quality, region locks, and buyer protection need closer review.

Risk flags

Account, altergift, or shared-account language is highlighted because it is materially different from a normal activation key.

Score factors

Official status

Direct or authorized store relationship.

Buyer protection

Refunds, disputes, support, and failed-key handling.

Reputation

Long-running public feedback and complaint patterns.

Listing shape

Normal key, account, gift, subscription, or website link.

Indexed source directory

These rows are generated from active KeyDwarf source listings. Scores are labels for comparison context, not purchase guarantees.

Indexed source trust labels are available.

Official stores

Shorter chain of custody and publisher-sourced posture.

2

Steam

100Official store

Official Steam Store listing.

reference / steam

Listings

5,073

Games

5,073

Seen

17h ago

GOG

98Official store

Official DRM-free storefront.

market / gog

Listings

3,200

Games

792

Seen

18h ago

What does Official mean?

Official store labels mean the source posture is publisher-sourced or direct storefront data. KeyDwarf still sends you outside the app for terms, checkout, refunds, and support.

Can marketplace listings be useful?

Marketplace labels mean seller quality, activation region, and buyer protection can vary per listing. KeyDwarf keeps those rows visible but separates the risk posture from the price.

Why are some rows flagged?

Listings that look like accounts, shared accounts, or gift-style transfers are materially different from normal activation keys, so KeyDwarf downgrades and highlights them.

Are scores guarantees?

Scores are local labels derived from source type, known public posture, and listing shape. They are comparison context, not a guarantee that an external checkout will behave a certain way.