Buy a Rust account with hours played

If you want to buy a Rust account without paying full price for the game, this is the place: an NFA Steam account that already owns Rust, with hours played, a long-inactive owner or paid DLC. The account is delivered automatically right after payment together with its loader, and you are in the game with no sign-up and no waiting. Players pick these accounts for a fresh wipe, as a second profile for clan play, or to get back on their favourite servers after losing an old account.

What an NFA Rust account is#

NFA stands for Non-Full Access. You play the account as if it were yours: launch Rust, join any server, build bases and buy skins in the store. What you do not receive are the password and email of the account, which stay with the original owner: the loader that comes with the account signs you in instead. That is why an NFA account costs a fraction of the game's price, and also why you cannot take it over and change its details.

What you get with the purchase:

• a Steam account that owns Rust within the tariff you chose;

• the Steam login and hours played on the order page, whose link is emailed to you;

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

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

We explain the difference between NFA and full access in detail in What is an NFA Steam account.

Which Rust profile to pick: hours, inactive owner or DLC#

Hours in Rust are more than a number on a profile. Many community servers keep newcomers out with a playtime filter: without 300–500 hours the bot at the door simply refuses you. Admins and neighbours also look twice at brand-new profiles, while an account with a history does not look disposable.

We sell three lines of accounts:

Accounts with hours suit servers that check playtime. Inactive accounts last longer: the longer the owner has been away, the lower the chance they come back and change the details. Premium is for those who want paid packs and skins right after signing in.

Which hours threshold to choose depends on where you play. Check the rules or the Discord of your server before buying; the required hours are usually stated there. How many accounts of each tariff are in stock shows on its card, refreshed every 30 seconds.

How to buy a Rust account and start playing#

1. Pick a product and a tariff by hours, the owner's inactivity or DLC.

2. Enter your email and pay in crypto through Crypto Bot.

3. Once the payment is confirmed, the account is checked and delivered automatically: its login and loader appear on the order page.

4. Download the loader and run it, and Steam opens on the account you bought. The loader page has the details.

5. Launch Rust and choose a server.

You do not need to register: the order opens from the link in the email, and if you lose the link you can have it sent to the same address again from the order lookup page.

Checks, warranty and replacement#

Every account is checked automatically before delivery, and the warranty lasts 24 hours from delivery. If the account stops opening, the game is missing or Steam asks for a confirmation code, press "Check account" on the order page: when the problem is confirmed, a replacement from the same tariff is delivered automatically. If the check finds no problem but you cannot sign in, contact support with your order number.

How to keep your Rust account for long#

Rust is protected by Easy Anti-Cheat, and an EAC ban locks the game on that account for good. Such a ban is the result of what the player did, so the warranty does not cover it. To make the account last:

• do not run cheats, recoil macros or third-party "helpers";

• do not try to change the password or email or add a phone number, since it breaks the loader sign-in;

• sign in only through the loader and avoid logging out of Steam by hand;

• follow the server rules: a ban on a particular server comes from its admins, and a new account does not lift it.

Find more practical advice in How to avoid bans on a bought Rust account. Looking for another survival game? Have a look at DayZ accounts, with the same delivery and warranty terms.