[Update]: It seems Amazon put New World into a 3‑hour downtime tonight to re-enable all forms of wealth transfers. Players should now be able to resume all activities that include coins, including player to player trading and trading posts transfers across all regions. You can see the original story below.
Right now, there is no way to trade in-game gold between other players or sell items on the auction house in New World. A gold duplication bug has forced Amazon Games to disables these in-game transfers until the exploit has been fixed.
Players can earn gold (coin) by either breaking down unwanted items, completing quests, or selling items to other players in the auction houses (or trading posts). Players can use this gold to purchase items from other users, buy homes, or pay numerous taxes. Of course, coin can also be deposited into players company’s (guild) treasury, which can be used for general upkeep of the company.
Unfortunately, none of this can be done because of the current duplication exploit. Amazon is not disclosing how the exploit works within its official forum post on the topic (because why would they?).
Of course, the studio hasn’t given any timeframe as to when the fix for this exploit will be released. It’s already been over 24 hours since the game’s money transfers have been shut off. Amazon also says players who used the exploit will be punished.
Recently, the devs dealt with another major exploit players were taking advantage of, one just as game breaking as the coin duplication. Players were becoming invincible, but Amazon has already released a patch for this bug.