Farm2Earn Beta Update: Marketplace, Wallet and Economy Security

We are moving into an important stage for Farm2Earn: preparation for the closed beta test. In recent updates, the project received major improvements to the economy, marketplace and wallet systems. The game is now increasingly connected to the backend, which acts as the official source of truth for balances, inventory, buying, selling, withdrawals and important validations. This is essential for building a safer, fairer and more reliable Play-to-Earn experience. The global marketplace now includes Buy, Sell and Wallet sections. Players will be able to list items, check their Diamonds, track reserved balances and request withdrawals. We also added protections against duplicate actions, invalid purchases and client-side economy manipulation. Another important improvement was made to the beta access flow. New players now receive the correct approval status, and pending accounts get clearer messages. Wallet creation was also improved so new users are properly set up with Diamonds, the premium currency used by the main beta economy systems. We also continued removing old references to Gold as the premium currency. The alpha/beta direction is now focused on Diamonds as the core premium economy currency, while older technical names remain only where needed for internal compatibility. Recent Highlights: Marketplace with Buy, Sell and Wallet tabs. Backend-connected withdrawals with manual review. Withdrawal history and status tracking. Protections against duplicate financial actions. Backend-configured Diamond conversion and withdrawal fees. Beta registration with approval status. Diamond wallet creation for new players. Friendlier player-facing messages. Less reliance on Unity as the source of truth for the economy. Our next goal is to fully close the beta loop: a player joins, progresses, earns items, uses the marketplace, requests a withdrawal and goes through secure admin review. There is still work ahead on visual polish, economy balancing, QA and security review, but the project is entering a stronger stage: less prototype, more real product. Thank you to everyone following the development. The closed beta is getting closer.Back to updates