Questions
If your question is about a specific deal, ask on the deal itself — that keeps it on the record.
The basics
Do you sell accounts?
No. There is nothing to browse here. You and the other person agree a swap somewhere else, and this service holds both accounts until each one has been checked.
What does it cost?
Nothing. You trade an account for an account — there is no price, so there is nothing to take a percentage of, and we never ask either side for money.
Can I sell an account for money instead?
Not here, not any more. Every deal on this site is account-for-account. Deals closed under the old cash flow are still in your history, but nothing new can be opened that way.
Who goes first?
Neither of you, in the way that matters. You both deposit into escrow, where the other person cannot see anything, and both logins are released together only after the admin has checked both accounts.
Why do I need a code to sign up?
Because everyone here arrived through somebody, and that is what the promoter programme pays for. Ask whoever invited you for their code — it looks like PES-7F3K9Q — and paste it into the sign-up form. You get a code of your own the moment you register.
Promoting and getting paid
How much do I earn?
$2 every time someone who signed up with your code completes a swap where both accounts are rated above 3000. Both people in a swap earn for their own promoter, so if you introduced both of them, that one deal pays you twice. A swap under that — or one where either rating was left blank — is escrowed exactly the same way, it just does not pay anyone.
When do I get the money?
Payouts go out in one batch on the 1st of each month, once your balance is at least $40. You can request one on any day — it does not have to be the 1st — and it is sent on the next one.
Why $40 and not less?
Every payout is a transfer sent by hand, and it costs a fee. At $2 a time the fee would eat most of what you earned. $40 is twenty completed deals.
Where do I find my code?
On your promoter page, with a link you can paste straight into a chat. Anyone opening that link gets the code filled in for them.
Can I just swap accounts with a friend over and over to farm it?
No. A promoter earns nothing from a deal they were in themselves, earnings that all come from one person are flagged before any payout is sent, and deals opened only to generate credits are grounds for having them reversed and the account suspended.
What if the deal I earned from gets reversed?
The credit goes with it. If you had already been paid, the balance goes negative and later credits clear it before anything else is paid out.
What if the other person never confirms?
They have 48 hours. After that the deal is flagged and the admin chases them. If they stay silent, the admin decides it from the record rather than leaving the deal open forever.
Can I cancel a swap?
Before either account is deposited, yes — either side can cancel and nothing has happened. After that it is a dispute, and the admin decides from the record.
Safety
The other person took their account back after I claimed it.
This is exactly what the confirmation window is for. Open a dispute from the deal page — it freezes everything and the admin decides. Change the email and password the moment you get the account, and keep screenshots.
Konami is asking for a verification code I never received.
It went to the other person. Changing the email sends the code to the address still on the account, which is theirs until the transfer completes. Ask for it on the deal page — there is a button for it during the claim — and it appears there once they paste it in. Nothing else moves in the meantime.
Why am I still getting emails from Konami about the account I deposited?
Because it is still registered to you until the other side finishes the transfer. You need to pass those codes on through the deal page. The swap does not close until both of you confirm, and they cannot confirm without them — so going quiet only delays your own account arriving.
The other side has gone silent and I am stuck on a code.
Open a dispute. It freezes everything, and the admin can see exactly when you asked and that nobody answered. Your own account has not gone anywhere.
Who can see the account login?
It is encrypted before it is stored. The admin decrypts it once, to check the account works before releasing it. The buyer sees it only after that check. Nobody else, at any point.
Why bother using the site at all if it is free?
Because swapping directly means one of you hands over an account first, and that person can be robbed. Here neither login is visible to the other side until the admin has checked both. Trade outside it and there is no record and nothing the admin can do for you.
How do I know the person I am dealing with is real?
Check their record before you join — the invite shows their rating, and every review is public. Both sides review each other, so someone who hands over a dead account is visible either way. “No reviews yet” is not a red flag on its own, but it does mean there is nothing to go on.
The awkward questions
Is selling a game account even allowed?
Most publishers, including Konami, prohibit selling or transferring accounts in their terms of service. A publisher can suspend a traded account, and this service cannot stop that or reverse it. Escrow protects you from the other person — it does not protect you from the publisher. Understand that before you trade.
What happens if the account gets banned later?
Once a deal has completed and the payout is sent, it is closed. If a ban happens quickly and the payout has not gone out yet, raise it immediately — the admin can still reverse it at that point.
Not answered here? Contact us.