Account seller rules

Your offer description should include concise and accurate information about your product. Cover its features, delivery details, any account limitations, and anything else the buyer should know. Always include:

Don't use exaggerations, false claims, or irrelevant text. Manipulating this rule may result in account suspension.

You must tell buyers about any account limitations. For example, a game account might restrict in-game purchases to a specific region (e.g., an Argentina Steam account). In that case, you must state this explicitly in the offer description.

Show the account's current season rank, not a rank from a previous season. If the current rank was reset, list the account under Unranked.

Titles must reflect the exact account content without exaggeration or false claims. Keep them as short and descriptive as possible.

Don't write misleading titles or offer descriptions that could deceive buyers. For example, don't describe the product with Lifetime warranty, and don't label an account as full access when it isn't.

Also read: Keyword rule FAQ

You can't list duplicate offers. To upload multiple accounts under a single offer, use the Add Additional Account feature when customizing your listing.

Any attempt to manipulate listings to get better visibility among other sellers will result in suspension.

For instant delivery accounts, you must provide correct account details when you list the product.

We highly recommend using internationally recognized email domains for the accounts you list. If you use other email domains, the order is more likely to be canceled in a dispute.

Accepted email providers:

If you choose to use other email domains, you must:

Accounts that have completed age verification on any game or platform, regardless of the age group assigned, are not allowed.

Your offer must clearly state which platforms the Fortnite account can be linked to (e.g., Xbox and PlayStation, or PC and PlayStation). By listing a platform, you guarantee that the buyer will be able to use the account on that platform.

You must clearly tell buyers about the risks involved, such as not contacting Epic Games support. If you don't, you'll be held responsible in a dispute.

Some accounts don't let you change the email right away. If you're selling one, you must say so in the offer description. As with all accounts, you must also provide full access to the linked email.

You must list accounts in the correct category. For example, Iron accounts go only in the Iron category, and so on.

In your Valorant account offers, list the account’s current rank. Don’t use the peak rank or a rank from a previous season. Offers priced over $100 must include full email access.

You must clearly state which platform the account is for (e.g., Epic Games, Rockstar, or PS5).

You must also state which game version is included (e.g., Expanded and Enhanced, or Regular).

You can sell FiveM accounts in this section, as long as buyers are clearly told that GTA 5 is required to play.

List your offers as instructed in GTA 5 account offers article.

You must give the buyer all account recovery information whenever these details apply:

Some accounts carry extra risk for the buyer. If an account has any of the following, you must say so in the offer description:

You must clearly state which version of Call of Duty the account is for.

You must clearly state which platforms can be linked to the account.

Unlink any unnecessary login methods from the account. For every login method still linked at the time of sale, provide full access to its login.

You must list accounts in the correct rank category.

You can't sell accounts with offensive or inappropriate usernames. If you do, the order will be canceled.