Understanding Mixed Bundles and Partial Delivery on DunginX
Understand automatic, manual, and Game Trade components in DunginX bundles, including partial delivery, seller handoff, buyer confirmation, and disputes.
A DunginX bundle can contain different fulfillment types. An automatic digital component may be delivered after verified payment, while a manual or Game Trade component still requires the authorized seller. The parent order therefore remains Partial Delivery until every component is complete.
Buyers should reveal only the delivered digital codes shown as entitled in the order and keep the remaining handoff in the order conversation. Sellers should open the exact pending component, review its buyer-provided fields, and mark only that component when the promised work is complete. One completed component must never be treated as proof that the whole bundle was delivered.
The buyer confirmation window begins only after all components are delivered. If the order is disputed, fulfillment is frozen according to the dispute state. This separation keeps payment verification, delivery, buyer confirmation, dispute handling, and seller earnings auditable and prevents accidental confirmation of an incomplete bundle.