É seguro comprar uma conta de jogo?

A resposta honesta tem duas partes. É contra a lei? — Quase em lugar nenhum, para o comprador. É contra as regras da editora? — Sim, em todos os lugares, sem exceção. O que realmente decide como uma compra termina não é nenhuma dessas coisas: é se o dono anterior ainda pode recuperar a conta.

The risk that matters, in one paragraph

Publishers do not sweep for resold accounts. What happens instead is quieter: whoever still holds the original email, a linked console or the card in the payment history can ask support to restore “their” account, and support has no way to know a sale took place. This is why full access — the email itself, not just the game login — is the only thing that meaningfully lowers the risk, and why we hold your money in escrow until you have confirmed the handover worked.

O que cada editora diz e o que realmente acontece

Publisher	In the rules	In practice
Epic Games Fortnite	Transferências são proibidas; a conta continua sendo propriedade da Epic	A fiscalização é reativa e voltada para roubos. Os processos judiciais da Epic têm como alvo vendedores de contas roubadas, não a revenda entre particulares, e a Epic declarou publicamente em março de 2025 que não bane por endereço IP.
Riot Games League of Legends, Valorant	Vender, comprar ou compartilhar uma conta é uma violação dos termos de uso	Ação tomada quando algo chama a atenção — um pedido de recuperação, um estorno, denúncias de boosting. A Riot não faz varreduras por conta própria para detectar revenda.
Supercell Brawl Stars, Clash Royale, Clash of Clans	As contas são licenciadas, não são de propriedade; transferências não são permitidas	A recuperação pelo suporte é o risco prático: uma conta vinculada ao Supercell ID do dono anterior pode ser recuperada.
HoYoverse Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero	É proibido compartilhar e trocar contas	O e-mail vinculado é o que importa. Sem ele, o dono anterior pode iniciar a recuperação a qualquer momento.
Valve Counter-Strike 2	As contas do Steam não são transferíveis	O Steam Guard e a vinculação ao celular tornam a transferência mais complicada aqui do que em qualquer outro lugar — verifique os dois antes de pagar.

The right-hand column describes how enforcement has been observed to work, not what any publisher promises. None of them guarantee leniency, and all of them can change the rules without notice. Read it as the shape of the risk, not as permission.

The details, article by article

How to sell a PUBG Mobile account: the social login you are really selling, what the shelf pays for, and how to hand it over so it stops being yours

A PUBG Mobile character lives behind the social account it is linked to — Google, Facebook, Twitter — and KRAFTON returns nothing: whoever owns the social login owns the account. What buyers pay for on our live shelf (every number moves together, sports cars excepted), how to prepare a login you can hand over whole, and why a second binding is what ends the sale.

How to sell a Standoff 2 account: you are selling the primary login's service account, and nothing less — what the shelf pays for and how the handover has to work

Standoff 2 keeps no login of its own, and the method an account was created with can never be changed or unlinked. So a Standoff 2 account is sold only as the Google, VK or Apple account behind that primary login — handed over whole. What our live shelf pays for (Legend at the top, «with calibration» cheaper than without, and why), what to prepare, and how the money moves.

How to sell a Steam account: what the shelf pays for, what to unbind before you list, and the recovery risk that never expires

A Steam account is a mailbox plus Steam Guard, and Valve's support returns accounts to whoever proves they created them — that is the whole risk of selling one. What buyers actually pay for across our live shelf (the library is not the price), what to strip off the account before it goes up, how the money moves, and why the first receipt stays with you.

How to sell a World of Tanks account: Wargaming or Lesta first, garage or career second, and the email rules that decide whether it can be handed over at all

A World of Tanks account is an email on one of two operators that do not talk to each other, and both forbid selling it. What buyers pay for on our live shelf (a garage and a career are two products; battles price the second), what Wargaming's email and phone rules mean for a handover, what to list first, and how the money moves once the buyer confirms the login.

Sell boosting services: self-play, piloted orders, and what escrow changes

Boosting splits into two products with different risks: self-play, where you queue alongside the buyer, and piloted, where you log into their account. What each one needs from you, how the buyer's credentials reach you safely and when they are erased, and why the money only moves after the run is confirmed.

How to sell a Brawl Stars account: the Supercell ID, the roster, and the risk only Supercell has

A Brawl Stars account is a Supercell ID, and that is what you are selling. What buyers pay for across our whole shelf — trophies come third, not first — what to settle before you list, and why a previous owner can reclaim the account with purchase receipts.

How to sell a Clash of Clans account: the Builder Hall nobody writes is worth more than the Town Hall everybody does

Town Hall is the number every listing leads with, and the Builder Hall tracks the price just as hard while a third of listings never mention it at all. What sets the price, what to settle before you list, and the Supercell ID risk that decides the sale.

How to sell a Clash Royale account: one threshold at 8 000 trophies decides the price

Everything below 8 000 trophies sells for about the same, and everything above it jumps several times over. King level, the number players brag about, barely moves the price at all. What to write, what to settle, and the Supercell risk.

How to sell a CS2 account: medals beat the inventory, and wins are worth nothing

Service medals track the price several times harder than the inventory does, and wins track it at zero. Most of the shelf carries no skins at all — which makes a skinned account a different product. What to write, what to settle, and how the handover works.

How to sell a Dota 2 account: why matches played beat MMR on the price

Matches played and the Steam level underneath track the price several times harder than MMR does — the number everyone puts in the title is the one buyers pay least for. What actually sets the price, what the Steam account drags along, and how to hand it over.

How to sell a Genshin Impact account: what sets the price, and how to hand over a HoYoverse login

On our shelf the price is set by limited five-stars and constellations, not by Adventure Rank; the server cannot change, and a previous owner can reclaim the account with purchase receipts. What accounts sell for, what a buyer reads first, what to settle before you list.

How to sell a Roblox account: what buyers pay for and how to hand it over

Most Roblox accounts on our shelf sell for pocket money and a small tail clears $200 — two different markets, and the first job is knowing which one yours is in. What a buyer reads first, what to settle before you list, and the Roblox-specific risk that decides the price.

Respostas diretas

+What is the single biggest risk?

Recovery by the previous owner — not a publisher ban. Someone who still holds the original email, a linked console or the payment history can ask support to hand the account back, and support has no way to know a sale happened. Everything else on this page is smaller than that.

+How do I make recovery unlikely?

Take the email itself, not just the game login; change it to yours, turn on two-factor, and unlink consoles and third-party logins you did not set up. The full-access guide below walks the order — doing it in the wrong order locks you out of your own purchase.

+Do publishers hunt for bought accounts?

No major publisher sweeps for resale on its own; enforcement is reactive, triggered by a report, a recovery request or a chargeback. That is an observation about how it has worked, not a promise about how it will.

+What does buying here change?

Money sits in escrow until you confirm the login works, every order carries a 30-day warranty covering a replacement or a refund, and you write to support rather than chasing a stranger. It does not change the publisher's rules — nothing can — but it does change who carries the risk when something goes wrong.

O depósito em garantia é a parte em que você pode realmente confiar

O dinheiro só vai para o vendedor depois que você confirmar que o login funciona, e todo pedido tem garantia de 30 dias — uma substituição ou um reembolso, decidido por nós, não por um desconhecido.

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