Opens the listing form directly, with no recruiter step
List a WARDOGS account
Founder-era accounts where the edition line is doing the selling.
Logins bought for progression that is already banked on them.
Currency totals on the login, and sellers running several logins at once.
Register and store a withdrawal method — Open EB24 access, then attach a withdrawal method on the dashboard. Account listings will not publish without one, and the selling guide points at the setting.
Read the board before choosing a number — Pull up the WARDOGS listings published at your edition and Wardog Level, then price into that band. WARDOGS carries no account value estimator on EB24, which leaves published asks as the yardstick.
Complete all five fields, optional ones included — Edition and hours played have to be filled. Wardog Level, Cash and Gold Bars do not, and leaving them empty is what keeps a well progressed login out of the comparisons buyers run.
Move the Steam login inside the order — A purchase opens an order, and the credentials pass through it. Buyer money has been collected by then, which leaves handover as the only task still on your side.
Withdraw once the sale is credited — Confirmed handover puts that sale on your EB24 balance, and the stored method moves it onward whenever you choose. Anything disputed afterwards is handled under the terms of service.
Nobody needs persuading that a WARDOGS account is worth owning. Traffic lands on the accounts board with an edition chosen and a Wardog Level range set, so your listing enters a comparison the moment review clears it. Finding that reader is the slow half of a private sale, and it is finished before you type a word.
There is no estimator for this title, which makes the live board the only honest reference. Published asks at a matching edition and Wardog Level show what hours played and a stocked Gold Bars balance are actually worth, and sellers who reread that board each season keep stock moving.
Buyer money is collected before the Steam credentials go anywhere. They travel inside the order, and confirmed handover is what credits you. No wallet transfer arranged with a stranger, and no account passed across against a promise that payment follows later.
A single leftover login and a shelf split between Standard and Supporter run on the same rails. Stock arrives through an import instead of twenty trips to the form, prices change from one dashboard screen, and a contested handover becomes a support ticket rather than an argument you have to win.
Five fields carry a WARDOGS listing and nothing else does: edition, hours played, Wardog Level, Cash and Gold Bars. Two are compulsory, three are not, and that split decides which searches your account turns up in. Current asks sit on the WARDOGS accounts marketplace, while the selling guide ties each figure to its box on the form.
An account with few hours and no level entered still finds a buyer. It trades on edition and on whatever Cash or Gold Bars came with it. Sales like that are smaller and come round faster, which is why plenty of sellers run a handful of listings at once.
Edition and hours played are the only two the form insists on, so a WARDOGS listing can go live carrying nothing else. It is a legal listing and an invisible one: every buyer who sets a Wardog Level, Cash or Gold Bars range has refined it straight off the results. Work through each box on the sell an account page, then hold the draft against what is live on the WARDOGS board.
Early Access means the build keeps changing and seasonal balances keep resetting, so the comparison a buyer runs today is not the one your listing was written against. Revisiting unsold stock after a patch moves it more reliably than publishing once and waiting.
Buyer funds arrive at EB24 before a WARDOGS credential is shared and reach you after handover is confirmed. That order is the reason a stranger will pay for hours they cannot verify. Begin on the listing form, or read through the careers hub first.
Commission and withdrawal timing are published in the EB24 selling guide next to the help centre FAQ. Pinning either number to a landing page only means it is wrong for whoever reads it six months from now.
Anyone running WARDOGS stock at scale can mint a key from the Integrations screen, and the API reference documents which endpoints it opens. A WARDOGS shelf large enough to need that is worth raising through the contact form before it is built.
Held payment removes the ways a private WARDOGS sale falls apart. The rest belongs to the seller, starting with being straight about where account trading sits. Both sides trade under the terms of service, and anything ambiguous goes to the support team.
Seller is the one track WARDOGS recruits for at EB24, so account sales are the whole of it. Anyone holding stock on other tactical shooters can look at the Arena Breakout seller page or the Delta Force seller page.
No application exists for this track. Register, save a withdrawal method, then fill the WARDOGS form: edition, hours played, and optionally Wardog Level, Cash and Gold Bars. A person reviews every account listing before it goes public, and a form with no gaps in it usually clears that within a few days.
Whatever comparable logins are asking for. EB24 runs no account value calculator for WARDOGS, which leaves the live board. Open the listings at your edition and Wardog Level, note where hours played and a stocked Gold Bars balance push an asking price, then choose a number inside that spread.
Usually, because the founder content attached to it cannot be bought at that price any more. How much more depends on the rest of the listing. A Standard login with high hours and a Wardog Level in the upper hundreds can outprice a Supporter account that has barely been played.
The field stops at 600. Anything above that is refused as you type, so the cap doubles as a check on mistyped figures. It is also the top of the range buyers drag on the accounts board, which is why an accurate number matters more than a flattering one.
Not to publish. Three of the five fields are optional, and a listing carrying only edition and hours played is perfectly valid. It is also missing from every search that sets a level or currency range, which means a heavily played account can end up competing with fresh ones on price alone.
They are separate balances with separate boxes on the form. Cash is what matches pay out and what gets spent inside them. Gold Bars are seasonal. Buyers filter on each one independently, so combining them into a single figure, or writing them into the description instead, loses both refinements.
After handover, and never directly from the buyer. EB24 collects at checkout and keeps the money while the Steam credentials cross over inside the order. Confirmed delivery is what releases it onto your seller balance. Drawing that balance down happens on your own schedule through the withdrawal method already stored.
Compare the price against current asks at the same edition first. After that, look at the three optional boxes: a login with no Wardog Level, Cash or Gold Bars entered is never part of a filtered comparison, however much time has gone into it. Patches shift the band as well.
Nothing gates the form. Save a withdrawal method, fill all five boxes rather than the two that are required, and let the board do the finding.
List a WARDOGS account
