Jailbreak トレード

Jailbreak has been Roblox's definitive cops-and-robbers game for nine years, and since trading launched on June 10, 2022, Badimo's open world has grown one of the deepest trading cultures on the platform. Jailbreak trading was never about a single item type: players swap vehicles and everything that makes a vehicle theirs — HyperChromes, rims, spoilers, body colors, textures, tire stickers and tire styles, drifts, furniture, weapon skins, and horns. At the top of the ladder sit HyperChromes, the special colors earned through the Robbery Bonus system. They level from 1 to 5, and Level 5 is the prize — the grind is long, which is exactly why a Level 5 HyperChrome anchors so many of the game's biggest trades.

Trading in Jailbreak has firm rules, and knowing them keeps you safe. Since April 30, 2026, the game checks your account at the Trade World teleport boat before you can trade at all: your Roblox account must be verified with a phone number or a government ID, and you must have played Jailbreak for at least 30 days. Trading is also region-restricted — disabled entirely in some countries. Every trade happens on Trading Island — ride the ship at Beach Town for free, or use the Trading VIP teleport, which does nothing more than take you straight there. Press E near another player to send a trade request (it expires after about a minute). Each side of a trade holds up to eight items, a trade must include items on both sides — the system declines an empty side — and both players must accept twice before anything changes hands. Cash is not tradeable: values are traditionally quoted in cash terms, but you can never place cash in the trade window, so every deal is a pure item-for-item swap. Safes, gamepasses and gamepass items, free vehicles and free items, weapons, vehicle upgrades, and window tints can't be traded either, and limited or seasonal items are untradeable while still on sale (they become tradeable once they go off-sale). On top of all that, Jailbreak runs an automatic fairness check on lopsided trades: the item values behind it are hidden, but the decline is visible — the trade menu flags "Unbalanced: Your side is too low/high." Its thresholds are unpublished, so treat it as a guardrail, not an official value list.

TradingKeep is a free home base for that whole scene. Post the vehicles and customizations you're offering, list what you're hunting, and line up the swap with another player before you ever sail to Trading Island — then finish the deal in-game, inside the trade window, where it's safe. Our community value list tracks Jailbreak values and demand ratings sourced from jailbreakchangelogs.com, the JBCL × Trading Core project endorsed by the game's own wiki. We show clean values only — duped items exist and trade lower than clean copies, so ask about an item's dupe history and check the source list for duped figures. When an offer lands, run both sides through our free Win / Fair / Lose (WFL) calculator before you double-accept. A value here is a community reference point, not a price — Jailbreak trading is item-for-item, player-to-player, and that's exactly how we treat it.