Steam Account Marketplace

Compare Fresh (0–14 days), Trade-Ready (15+ days), and Accounts Over 2 Months. Every tier includes Steam credentials, original mailbox access with registration correspondence, and downloadable Steam Guard authentication material. See the package and your handover steps.

Live stock could not be loaded, so buying is disabled rather than risk selling an account that is not there.

How buying works

What you receive

Your dashboard provides the Steam login and password, the original mailbox credentials and access to its retained Steam registration correspondence, plus a maFile, shared secret, identity secret and revocation code. Compatible software can use this material for login codes and supported trade or Community Market listing confirmations; confirmations also require a signed-in account session.

You complete the password, recovery and two-factor changes after delivery. Follow the applicable Steam and email-provider steps, including any waiting periods. Read the account handover guide for the package, supported workflow and buyer checklist.

How you pay

You top up your account balance and buy from it. Deposits are in USDT — on TRC20, BSC, Polygon or Solana — or in Litecoin, processed through NOWPayments. Network fees differ between chains, and Polygon is usually the cheapest of the four.

When you get it

Accounts are made in advance and held in stock, so a purchase is filled from stock rather than created on demand. The counter on each tier is that tier's live stock: where it reads zero, the tier shows the next date we expect accounts to be available instead of a buy button.

Which tier you need

The current tiers differ by elapsed Steam Guard time. Fresh-made accounts are within the initial 15-day restriction. Trade-ready accounts have completed that period. Accounts over 2 months have at least 60 days of Guard time. Each includes the same access package. The playtime and levelled tiers are planned products.

Guard age alone does not establish current trading or Community Market eligibility. Check the Steam restrictions relevant to your intended action and any additional rules set by the marketplace you plan to use.