When redeeming your bonds for RS3 membership, the following options are available: RS3 has many options for redeeming bonds, some of these features are not so well known to the community, so we’ll list them all below. You can store these bonds safely in the ‘currency pouch’ by right-clicking them. When you first purchase your RS3 bonds from the Runescape website, you will find them in your backpack. A lot of players use this method to ‘buy’ gold legitimately from the Runescape website. Remember, you can always sell unwanted bonds which are in the ‘tradable’ state to other players for OSRS gold, instead of redeeming them for membership. Note that any membership you buy for your account will also let you play the RS3 members account too! When redeeming your bonds for OSRS membership, the following options are available: Currently, the only option for redeeming bonds in OSRS is either to pay for membership or an early name change for your character. Once you have your OSRS bond in a tradable state, you can redeem it, as shown below. In this Bond Pouch, you’ll have the option to redeem your Bonds or to transfer them into your Pouch/ Backpack. When you first purchase your OldSchool RuneScape bond from the Runescape website, you will find the Bond in your ‘bond pouch’, located in the settings tab of your Hotbar. Pay 10% of the market value of the Bond to make it tradable againĪ bond has many uses these are different across the two versions of RuneScape too, find below a list of the uses for each of the tradable bonds.Redeem the Bond for in-game rewards, including membership.In this state, the player has one of two options: When a bond is transferred from one player to another (including through the Grand Exchange), then it will turn into an ‘untradable’ state. Ironman players do not have access to trades or the Grand Exchange therefore, the only way for them to receive a bond in-game is for another player to gift it to their account. Tradable bonds can be exchanged with other players by either ‘trading’ with them, through the Grand Exchange, or by ‘gifting’ them a Bond. This will then allow you to use your Bond for a multitude of reasons. Once this purchase has been made, a RuneScape bond(s) will appear in your player’s inventory in a ‘tradable’ state.īonds can also be made into a tradable state from an ‘untradeable’ bond by paying 10% of its market price in gold. At the time of writing, Bonds were about:īonds can be purchased from the Runescape website for a cost in real-world money. You can purchase Bonds on the Grand Exchange at a price determined by the community. This guide aims to provide you with all the knowledge you need around both Runescape Bonds and OSRS bonds. There are a few different versions of these bonds, released across both Runescape 3 (RS3) and Oldschool Runescape (OSRS). Runescape bonds were introduced into the game in 2013.
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