Most games let a seller move the account to a fresh mailbox and hand the
mailbox over. Standoff 2 does not, and that one rule decides everything
about selling one: the primary login method — the Google, VK, Facebook,
Game Center, Apple ID or Huawei ID the account was created with — «cannot
be changed or unlinked», in the words of the game's own knowledge base.
Additional methods can be linked and removed; the primary is forever. So
what you are selling is not «the account». It is the service account behind
the primary login, and the sale is honest only if that is what changes
hands.
Our shelf holds 117 Standoff 2
accounts, median $30.56, the middle
half between $10.58 and
$110.06. It is a small shelf against a large
demand — which is exactly why a well-described listing sells here, and why
this page exists.
Open «Settings → Authorization» on the account and read which method is
marked primary. That service account — with its email, its password, its
recovery phone — is the product. A buyer who receives «your Facebook linked
as an additional method» has received nothing: the seller's primary still
opens the account, and the buyer cannot remove it. The full mechanics,
including recovery and the 90-day deletion window, are in
Standoff 2: the primary login cannot be changed or unlinked.
Three consequences for a seller:
- If the primary is your personal Google or VK, the account is not for
sale. You cannot hand over the login your phone and your bank run on, and
you cannot move the primary elsewhere. Only an account created on a
dedicated service account can be sold cleanly.
- If it was created on a dedicated account, that account is what you
list. The buyer gets its email and password, changes both, removes your
recovery phone and your devices, then links his own additional method.
- The game's rules forbid selling and sharing accounts and allow a
block. Neither you nor the buyer can remove that risk; it is priced in.
The shelf is small, so read the rows with their counts:
Legend sits alone at the top; between Bronze and Elite the rows are too thin
to rank against each other, and most listings state no rank at all. And one
line most sellers get backwards:
«With calibration» is the cheaper row. That is not a mistake in the data —
it is what is being sold: a calibrated account is a cheap ranked-ready
starter, while the expensive accounts are sold for their level, their cases
and their inventory, and nobody has touched ranked on them. Do not «add
value» by calibrating a collection account; you would be moving it into the
cheaper product.
Level does not sort the shelf either — the bands wander — so it belongs in
the title as information, not as the price. What prices the top is the
inventory: knives, gloves, named skins, and cases still unopened. Name
them; the shelf has no field for them yet, so the title is where a buyer
reads them.
- The primary login method — Google, VK, Apple ID — and the words
«handed over in full».
- Rank, if Legend or Elite; «unranked» or «placement» honestly if not.
- Knives and gloves by name, then named skins, then unopened cases.
- Level — as a fact, after the inventory.
- Calibration — say it plainly, and read the table above before you
decide it is a plus.
- Platform: created on Android or iOS, because Apple ID and Huawei ID
do not link to the Google Play build.
- Confirm the primary. «Settings → Authorization»: if it is a personal
account you cannot give away, stop here — this account cannot be sold
honestly, and a buyer who reads the knowledge base will not pay for it.
- Make the primary's service account clean. Its own email, its own
password, no recovery phone of yours, no other devices signed in, no
payment methods. On Google that means the account's security page top to
bottom; on VK the same.
- Unlink your additional methods. Sign in with the primary → Settings →
Authorization → unlink everything that is yours, so the only door is the
one you hand over.
- Screenshot the inventory, the profile and the authorization screen —
the last one shows the buyer which method is primary before he pays.
- Leave the account alone once it is listed. No ranked games, no cases
opened, no trades. The listing goes through moderation, and a description
that no longer matches fails at handover — a refund, not a sale.
- Price against the rows, not the ceiling. Legend is its own band; a
collection account is priced by the knives, not the level. The
Standoff 2 value calculator reads live listings once
you give it the details.
There is no re-homing, so the previous owner's route back is the service
account itself — its recovery phone, its recovery email, a device still
signed in — and that is precisely what a buyer strips in the first ten
minutes. The money follows: it sits in escrow while the buyer checks that
the account opens and that the primary's service account has become his; if
he stays silent the order confirms itself after 72 hours. Then the buyer's
warranty runs, and only then does the amount land on your balance. A
recovery inside that window is a dispute you lose. Sell the service account
once and for good. The legal side, and how it differs from a ban, is in
is it legal to buy a game account.
Standoff 2 accounts move through Telegram channels and Russian resale sites,
and that is where sellers lose money: the buyer asks for the login first and
the transfer after, or pays in a way that can be reversed once the Google
password has been sent. No chat holds the money for you. On a marketplace
with escrow the buyer pays first, and once the handover is confirmed the
payment cannot be pulled back; what the marketplaces charge for that, side
by side, is in
where to sell game accounts.
You set the price you want to receive, and that is the amount that reaches you.
Seller commission is 0%, there is no listing fee, no monthly fee and nothing
is withheld at payout. The order runs in steps: a buyer pays; you have 24 hours
to deliver, and the deadline is printed on your listing; the buyer checks; the
warranty runs; the money lands on your seller balance; you request a payout —
crypto or card.
Sell your Standoff 2 account prices the listing against
live shelf data and walks the handover; the seller application
is the way in. The listing itself — what to write, what gets rejected, what
protects you — is in
how to sell a game account for what it is worth.
Every figure on this page is computed from our live catalogue when the page is
served, and each table prints how many listings stand behind each row. The
binding rules are the Standoff 2 knowledge base, as of September 2026.
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