Fresh Steam accounts (0–14 days old)

Steam Guard is already enabled and the 15-day clock is already running — but it has not finished. This is the cheapest tier because you are buying the remainder of a wait rather than the end of it.

What you are actually buying

A fresh account is one we created and protected with Steam Guard, and which is somewhere between day zero and day fourteen of Steam's trade hold. The account is finished; the clock is not.

That distinction matters more than it sounds. Steam does not measure the age of the account — it measures how long Steam Guard has been active on it. An account registered three years ago and given Guard yesterday is, for trading purposes, one day old. Ours have the clock already started, which is the part you cannot buy back later.

What you cannot do with it yet

You cannot trade, and you cannot use the Community Market, until Guard has been active for 15 days. There is no way to shorten that. Nobody can sell you a way to shorten it either — an offer to do so is a reliable sign you are talking to the wrong person.

What you can do immediately

You own the account from the moment it appears in your dashboard: sign in, change the password, move the authenticator to your own device, set up the profile, add the games or details you want in place before it starts trading. The waiting happens whether the account sits with us or with you, so taking delivery early costs nothing.

Who this tier suits

People buying ahead of need. If you are building up a set of accounts for next month rather than for this afternoon, fresh is the same account as trade-ready at a lower price, and the difference is time you were going to spend anyway.

If you want to trade today, this is the wrong tier — buy a trade-ready account instead, where the hold has already been served.

One thing to plan for

Moving the authenticator to your own device applies a short trade hold of its own, and removing Steam Guard entirely applies a longer one. Doing that while the account is still inside its initial 15 days is the cheapest time to do it, because the two waits overlap rather than stack. The full list is in every Steam trade hold and how long each lasts.

What arrives with it

The Steam login and password, the email address tied to the account and that inbox's own password, and the Steam Guard material — shared secret, identity secret and revocation code. The revocation code is what lets you detach Guard yourself, so keep it. You get the account outright; we do not keep a way back into it.

Buying one

Stock and the current price are on the marketplace — the counter on each tier is live, and where it reads zero the tier shows the next date we expect accounts rather than a buy button. Payment is a balance top-up in USDT (TRC20, BSC, Polygon or Solana) or Litecoin.