Buy a CS2 account with Prime, a rating or skins

Looking to buy a CS2 account for your main games, a smurf or practice? We sell NFA Steam accounts for Counter-Strike 2 with Prime status, from basic profiles to ones with a Premier rating, medals, an expensive inventory or a knife. The account is delivered automatically right after payment together with its loader, and a couple of minutes later you are in the game's main menu. There is no sign-up on the site.

Counter-Strike 2 and why you might want another account#

Counter-Strike 2 is Valve's free competitive shooter that replaced CS:GO in 2023. Anyone can download it, but the account decides a lot: who matchmaking pairs you with, whether ranked Premier is open, and whether you earn XP and weekly rewards.

Players get a second Counter-Strike 2 profile for many reasons. Some want to play with friends whose rating is far below or above theirs. Some practise a new role or map without risking their main profile's rating. Some come back after a break and want a fresh start. A brand-new profile with no hours and no history is a poor fit: matchmaking trusts it less, and Prime has to be bought separately.

Valve's trust system looks at a profile's history: how much it has played, how long it has existed and how its owner behaved in matches. That is why every profile we sell has history and Prime status: it makes it easier to land in matches with reasonable players rather than in lobbies full of throwaway profiles and rule-breakers.

Which CS2 account to buy: seven lines#

Every product comes with Prime status; they differ in what the profile already has:

If you just need a working profile, take Prime; for ranked matches without a long start, Premier or a profile with a rating. If the profile's history matters, look at medals and the season medal; to play with expensive skins, pick an inventory or a knife or gloves.

Tariffs marked inactive owner are the same profiles, but the original owner has not signed in for a long time, so the risk that they take access back is lower. How many of each tariff are in stock shows on its card, refreshed every 30 seconds.

What an NFA Counter-Strike 2 profile is#

NFA stands for Non-Full Access: a Steam account without full control. You play it as your own: join matches, climb the rating and change settings. The password and email stay with the original owner, and the loader that comes with the profile signs you in. That is why it costs less than a full-access account or buying Prime separately. Skins on an NFA profile work in game, but you cannot sell or trade them: the market needs full access.

What you get with the purchase:

• a Steam profile with Counter-Strike 2 and Prime status in the tariff you chose;

• the Steam login, hours played and profile on the order page;

• the profile's loader, which signs you in by itself;

• a 24-hour warranty from delivery and a check from the order page.

Learn how NFA differs from full access in What is an NFA Steam account.

How to order and get into the game#

1. Pick a product and a tariff, enter your email and pay in crypto through Crypto Bot.

2. Once the payment is confirmed, the profile is checked and delivered automatically, usually within a minute or two.

3. Download its loader on the order page; the loader page explains how it works.

4. Run the loader on a computer with Steam, and the client opens on the profile you bought.

5. Install Counter-Strike 2 and set the game up your way.

Prices are charged in US dollars and you see the final amount before paying. After checkout the profile is held for your order for 30 minutes. If you lose the link to your order, request it again for your email on the order lookup page.

Warranty, VAC and profile safety#

Every profile is checked automatically before delivery. The warranty lasts 24 hours from delivery: if the profile stops opening, Steam asks for a confirmation code or access to it was revoked, press "Check account" on the order page, and when the problem is confirmed a replacement is delivered automatically.

A VAC ban in Counter-Strike 2 is permanent: it stays on the profile for good and locks you out of secured servers. A cheating ban results from what the player did, and the warranty does not cover it. To keep the profile healthy:

• do not run cheats, scripts or "legit" helpers, since Valve bans for those too;

• do not try to change the password or email or add a phone number;

• sign in only through the loader;

• do not abandon matches or play toxic: low trust ruins matchmaking and can end in chat and voice restrictions.

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