NFA accounts shop: Steam accounts by game

This NFA accounts shop sells Steam profiles that already own their games: Rust, Escape from Tarkov, CS2, ARC Raiders, DayZ, Battlefield 6, Arma Reforger and WARDOGS. The game is bought on every account in advance, and you sign in with the loader that comes with the account. Below you will find the games and tariffs compared, what each parameter means and tips on choosing an account for your goal.

How the catalog works#

The catalog is organised by game: open a game, and its page lists every product with its "from" price and stock. Filters narrow the list by price, stock and parameters such as hours in the game, Prime status or Premier rating, and sorting puts the cheapest or the most expensive products first. The chosen filters stay in the page address, so you can share a selection. A product page gathers all its tariffs with prices and stock, a specifications table, a description and answers to common questions.

What the NFA accounts shop sells#

Each game has its own page with products and filters by price, stock and parameters. The table sums up which accounts each game has and how their tariffs differ.

A tariff's price depends on what the account already has. A plain profile that owns the game is the cheapest, while hours, an inactive owner, a rating and skins add to the price. The current "from" price is on the card of every game and product.

How to choose a tariff for your goal#

The tariff sets what the account has the moment it is delivered. If you are not sure where to start, find your goal in the table.

The hours on an account are real playtime that server bots see. They cannot be added after purchase, so pick the threshold in advance, with a little to spare.

In CS2, start from what you need the account for. Prime unlocks ranked matches and Premier, but you build the rating yourself. If you want strong opponents right away, take an account with a rating, and if the profile's history matters, one with medals.

What the tariff parameters mean#

Tariff names and the catalog filters use the same parameters. Here is what they mean:

The exact hours, rating and other values are on the order page right after delivery. Skins on an NFA account cannot be sold or traded: you use them in the game.

What every account has#

• The game is already bought: you do not have to buy it separately.

• The account is delivered on the order page automatically right after payment, and the order link arrives by email.

• You sign in with the account's loader: no password or Steam Guard codes to enter.

• Every account is checked automatically before delivery.

• A 24-hour warranty from delivery, with a check from the order page that replaces a dead account automatically.

• One order can hold up to 10 accounts, each with its own loader and warranty.

Stock and prices#

Stock in the catalog syncs every 30 seconds. When a tariff sells out, its card says "Out of stock", and new arrivals show up on their own, so there is no need to watch for them. Accounts in unpaid orders are held for 30 minutes, which means the available number may drop for a while and then come back.

Prices are in US dollars, and you pay through Crypto Bot with USDT, TON, BTC and the other coins it accepts. A card's price is for one account: when you take several, the total is multiplied by the quantity. You see the total before paying, and there is no sign-up: an email is enough.

How to buy an account from the catalog#

Pick a game, open a product and choose a tariff: the price and stock update at once. Enter your email and pay in crypto, and after the payment is confirmed the order page shows the Steam login, the hours and the loader. Signing in is described step by step in How to log in to an NFA account with the loader, and how NFA differs from full access is explained in What is an NFA Steam account. Other answers are in the FAQ.