Steam Account Marketplace

How buying works

What you receive

You get the account outright, not access to one we keep control of. Each purchase appears in your dashboard with 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 authenticator moves to your device, and the revocation code means you can detach Steam Guard yourself.

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 tiers differ by how long the account has existed and what has been done on it. Fresh-made accounts are between zero and 14 days old. Trade-ready accounts have had Steam Guard active for 15+ days, which is the hold Steam applies before an account can trade. Accounts over 2 months clear the age requirement some marketplaces impose — CSFloat among them. With playtime and playtime plus levelled add hours and profile level on top, for cases where a bare account draws attention.

If you are unsure which applies, the requirement is usually set by the site you intend to trade on rather than by Steam itself — check its rules on account age first, then match the tier to it.