![Black Desert] How to set up your vending machine @lagerowonder](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZV6r1KC8_L0/maxresdefault.jpg)
Uploaded May 2014 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
There are numerous vending machines set up around towns and cities. To claim ownership of a vending machine, you need lottery tickets for that town. These can be obtained through quests that are given in that town which are in most cases really cumbersome daily quests. You can cast any number of tickets you have, the more tickets you cast the higher the chances for you to be picked.
The tickets will be cast during a designated time which was 5pm during the second CBT and the player who wins the lottery will own that vending machine until the next lottery.
Once you own a vending machine you can go set it up. You can pick any item in your inventory for the machine to handle. After that you can decide the maximum capacity for how much of that item the machine will hold and at what price the machine will buy and sell that item.
Now I'm sure that hearing the word 'buy' will raise some eyebrows. The thing is that the vending machine not only sells, but can buy the designated item from other players.
So here's an example.
I decide to sell potato soup on my vending machine.
After registering a potato soup in my inventory I set it up so that the maximum capacity is 20 and that the machine will sell them at 3k gold and buy at 1k gold.
So the machine will sell potato soup at 3k gold and other players can also sell their potato soup at 1k gold to the machine though the maximum number of soup in the machine can't exceed 20 so if there's already 20 of them then the machine won't accept any more.
The next thing for me to do is to put any amount of potato soup I want in to the machine from my inventory [but can't exceed the limit I set] and deposit some gold so that the machine will have gold to buy potato soup from other players.
Then I'll click on the start selling button and my vending machine is operational. I can also check which machines I own by pressing Y.
Of course, players won't know that my vending machine set close to the potion merchant in Calpheon is selling delicious potato soup so it's also my job to advertise it on world chat.
You can also use the vending machine to buy certain items you want. An example; I need 300 iron ores to build a canon so I register an iron ore, set the buying price at 500 gold and the selling price at an obnoxiously high price then set the capacity limit to 300. After I'm done, people can freely come to the vending machine and sell their iron ores with ease while I'm out hunting, doing commerce, or cooking more potato soup at home.
There are numerous vending machines set up around towns and cities. To claim ownership of a vending machine, you need lottery tickets for that town. These can be obtained through quests that are given in that town which are in most cases really cumbersome daily quests. You can cast any number of tickets you have, the more tickets you cast the higher the chances for you to be picked.
The tickets will be cast during a designated time which was 5pm during the second CBT and the player who wins the lottery will own that vending machine until the next lottery.
Once you own a vending machine you can go set it up. You can pick any item in your inventory for the machine to handle. After that you can decide the maximum capacity for how much of that item the machine will hold and at what price the machine will buy and sell that item.
Now I'm sure that hearing the word 'buy' will raise some eyebrows. The thing is that the vending machine not only sells, but can buy the designated item from other players.
So here's an example.
I decide to sell potato soup on my vending machine.
After registering a potato soup in my inventory I set it up so that the maximum capacity is 20 and that the machine will sell them at 3k gold and buy at 1k gold.
So the machine will sell potato soup at 3k gold and other players can also sell their potato soup at 1k gold to the machine though the maximum number of soup in the machine can't exceed 20 so if there's already 20 of them then the machine won't accept any more.
The next thing for me to do is to put any amount of potato soup I want in to the machine from my inventory [but can't exceed the limit I set] and deposit some gold so that the machine will have gold to buy potato soup from other players.
Then I'll click on the start selling button and my vending machine is operational. I can also check which machines I own by pressing Y.
Of course, players won't know that my vending machine set close to the potion merchant in Calpheon is selling delicious potato soup so it's also my job to advertise it on world chat.
You can also use the vending machine to buy certain items you want. An example; I need 300 iron ores to build a canon so I register an iron ore, set the buying price at 500 gold and the selling price at an obnoxiously high price then set the capacity limit to 300. After I'm done, people can freely come to the vending machine and sell their iron ores with ease while I'm out hunting, doing commerce, or cooking more potato soup at home.
![Black Desert] How to set up your vending machine](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZV6r1KC8_L0/mqdefault.jpg "Black Desert] How to set up your vending machine
There are numerous vending machines set up around towns and cities. To claim ownership of a vending machine, you need lottery tickets for that town. These can be obtained through quests that are given in that town which are in most cases really cumbersome daily quests. You can cast any number of tickets you have, the more tickets you cast the higher the chances for you to be picked.
The tickets will be cast during a designated time which was 5pm during the second CBT and the player who wins the lottery will own that vending machine until the next lottery.
Once you own a vending machine you can go set it up. You can pick any item in your inventory for the machine to handle. After that you can decide the maximum capacity for how much of that item the machine will hold and at what price the machine will buy and sell that item.
Now Im sure that hearing the word buy will raise some eyebrows. The thing is that the vending machine not only sells, but can buy the designated item from other players.
So heres an example.
I decide to sell potato soup on my vending machine.
After registering a potato soup in my inventory I set it up so that the maximum capacity is 20 and that the machine will sell them at 3k gold and buy at 1k gold.
So the machine will sell potato soup at 3k gold and other players can also sell their potato soup at 1k gold to the machine though the maximum number of soup in the machine cant exceed 20 so if theres already 20 of them then the machine wont accept any more.
The next thing for me to do is to put any amount of potato soup I want in to the machine from my inventory [but cant exceed the limit I set] and deposit some gold so that the machine will have gold to buy potato soup from other players.
Then Ill click on the start selling button and my vending machine is operational. I can also check which machines I own by pressing Y.
Of course, players wont know that my vending machine set close to the potion merchant in Calpheon is selling delicious potato soup so its also my job to advertise it on world chat.
You can also use the vending machine to buy certain items you want. An example; I need 300 iron ores to build a canon so I register an iron ore, set the buying price at 500 gold and the selling price at an obnoxiously high price then set the capacity limit to 300. After Im done, people can freely come to the vending machine and sell their iron ores with ease while Im out hunting, doing commerce, or cooking more potato soup at home.")
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