MBX Station
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(A Step-by-Step Guide for New Comers)
What Are MBX and gMBX?
MBX
The main token of MARBLEX
gMBX
A game-specific version of MBX used to interact with in-game currencies across all MARBLEX games
In-Game Currency
The currency used directly within the game
Visualizing the flow: MBX (from exchange) → gMBX (via Swap) → In-Game Currency (via MBX Station) and Vice Versa
Set up your This is your personal crypto wallet made for MARBLEX. You’ll use it to store and use all MBX services.
You need MBX on zkEVM to start using MARBLEX services and interacting with in-game currencies. Before you begin, make sure you’ve . You'll need it to store and use MBX. There are 3 methods to obtain MBX on zkEVM
Purchase through CEXs Buy MBX from centralized exchanges that support it, such as Bybit, Bitget or Gate.io (). Use the bridge to transfer your MBX to zkEVM.
Swap via Immutable zkEVM’s DEX (QuickSwap) If you already hold tokens like USDC or IMX on zkEVM, you can swap them directly for MBX using .
Use on-ramp via Banxa MARBLEX supports Banxa as a fiat on-ramp. You can buy MBX directly with fiat (e.g., credit card, bank transfer) and send it to your MARBLEX wallet.
Where to do this: MBX Swap
This step converts your MBX (main token) into gMBX (game-specific token).
How to Swap MBX to gMBX:
Connect your MARBLEX Wallet
Select MBX as the token you want to send
Select gMBX as the token you want to receive
Enter the amount
Click Swap and approve the transaction in your wallet
To swap back (gMBX to MBX): Follow the same steps but reverse the token direction.
Welcome to the main page of MBX Station. The first thing to do is get connected.
Click Connect in the top right corner and select your login method.
A new feature that was introduced with the Immutable zkEVM migration is the ability to switch between MARBLEX Wallet and Immutable Passport.
With a single click, users can switch between accounts, though a login is required for each option.
From the main page, there will be an array of games listed under Project List.
Choose your favorite game, preferably one in which you already have in-app items. This will bring up the Info page for the game.
Click Link Project and select your login method
Only one wallet can be used to link with one game account. Attempting to connect multiple accounts will result in an error message.
After selecting an account to link with the game, a pop-up will open. Click Agree.
Congratulations! You have successfully linked your account with the game.
Now that we’re connected to the game, let’s take a look at how to exchange in-app items with gMBX.
From the main page of MBX Station, hover your mouse over a game and click Go to Exchange.
The exchange interface is on the right. Let’s explore how it works.
Choose the direction of the exchange. If you want to exchange in-app items for gMBX, select an in-app item from the "From" dropdown menu.
Enter the amount you want to exchange, and the output value (gMBX) will be automatically calculated based on the current exchange rate.
The exchange fee may be charged in in-app items or gMBX and is calculated using the AMM method.
In-app items are items that can be purchased in-game. When gMBX is used as the exchange fee, it won’t appear in the "Estimated Rate," but a certain amount will be deducted at the Confirm Exchange stage.
Next, click the Terms of Service button. Read through the Terms & Conditions and click Agree.
After agreeing to the terms and conditions, click Exchange. A pop-up will ask you to confirm the exchange. Click Confirm.
If gMBX is charged as the exchange fee, the amount of gMBX deducted will be displayed in this step.
The exchange may not be processed immediately. In such cases, click View History to check the status of the exchange request.
Now, let’s look at the reverse scenario—exchanging gMBX for in-app items. The only difference is that no exchange fee is charged in this process.
Start from Step 4 from the previous section, instead this time choose gMBX from the "From" dropdown menu.
After agreeing with the terms and conditions, click Exchange. In the next pop-up window, enter your MARBLEX trading password.
Correctly entering the trading password submits your exchange request. Again, the exchange may not be completed immediately. In such cases, click View History to check the status of the exchange request.
To view your personal information, click the person icon in the top right corner or your account name and then select My Page.
This opens the page where you can view your personal information.
Let’s take a look at each tab that is available.
Here, you can check your balance of gMBX and in-app items.
If you do not have a sufficient balance of gMBX, click Swap.
This opens up a pop-up window that leads to an interface on MBX Swap that allows you to swap MBXL to gMBX.
On the other hand, if you already have in-app items, click Exchange and follow the steps from the previous section to exchange them to gMBX.
This page displays the entire record of all exchanges conducted by an account. Click the ▽ icon on the right to expand the details of the exchange so that you can view the TX hash.
The Exchange History page includes the following information:
Date/Time: timestamp that indicates the moment when exchange was requested.
Project: the game for which the exchange was requested.
From: shows input value.
To: shows output value.
Fee: the exchange fee paid as either gMBX or in-app items.
Result: shows output value.
Status: indicates whether the exchange is “In progress” or “Complete”. If the exchange fails, it will be labeled as “Fail”. If a refund for the exchange fee has been processed, it will display as "Fail (Refund Complete)." Alternatively, if the refund process is still ongoing, it will show as "Fail (Refund in progress)."
Here, users can directly link or unlink their wallet/account with games.
To connect your account to a game, simply click Link next to the desired game. Select your login method.
Click Agree after reading the Terms of Agreement.
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If the status indicates “Fail”, please submit a request to for follow-up investigation.
