No application, listing is self serve
List an Arc Raiders account
Full Arc Raiders accounts, priced on progression and platform.
Weapons, gear and materials buyers search for by name.
Every sale pays into the same EB24 balance.
Create your seller account — Create an EB24 account and configure where payouts should go; the dashboard blocks a listing from going live until that is set. The selling guide walks through the whole flow.
Price against real sales — Weigh the account against the account value calculator and against live listings at similar progression. Overpriced stock sits, underpriced stock is gone in hours.
Fill in the listing — Platform, level, hours played, progression and what the stash holds. Buyers apply those filters before reading, so gaps in the listing mean absence from the results.
Deliver after the sale — Once a buyer commits, you pass the credentials or the gear through the order. Their money is sitting with EB24 by then, so the handover is the last step standing.
Withdraw your payout — Delivery confirmed, the payout is credited to your EB24 balance and leaves through your configured method. Any warranty claim that follows belongs to the platform, not to your inbox.
Forum threads and trust-me DMs are not part of this. Buyers arrive on the Arc Raiders marketplace filtering by platform and progression, or searching items by name, and your listing is judged on those fields. The hardest part of a private sale is the part you skip.
The account value calculator is built on actual EB24 transactions rather than a generic formula. Held next to live comparables it explains most unsold listings, and repricing after a couple of weeks is normal, not a failure.
Purchase money goes straight to EB24. You hand over through the order, the buyer confirms, and the payout hits your balance. No chargeback argument with a stranger, no handing over an account you spent hundreds of raids building on a promise.
An extraction shooter fills your stash faster than you can use it. Item listings turn that surplus into payouts without touching the account itself, and small repeat sales build the reviews that make a later account sale land at the top of its price range.
A handful of things drive the price of an Arc Raiders account, and the rest is noise. Progression does most of the work, platform decides which buyer pool sees you, and the stash sets the premium. The Arc Raiders account value calculator puts numbers on it using EB24 sales data.
Items follow a simpler rule: scarce and useful sells, common sits. Check what comparable Arc Raiders item listings ask before you price your own.
An Arc Raiders buyer narrows by platform and progression before reading a word. A listing with blank fields drops out before the comparison even starts, whatever the account behind it holds.
Repricing is not a one time decision. An unsold listing rechecked after two weeks against what is currently moving shifts sooner than one left to wait. The selling guide covers the fields a listing needs to go live.
The buyer money is with EB24 before a single credential or item moves, and it reaches your balance once delivery is confirmed. That sequencing is what makes a stranger comfortable paying real money for an account or a stash they have never seen.
Commission rates and supported payout methods are documented in the selling guide and the platform FAQ, since they move on their own schedule. Both sides of every sale are bound by the terms of service.
The structural failures of private account and gear deals are engineered out here. What remains is the part only the seller can get right.
If you are also strong in the raid itself, selling is not the only earning track here. The Arc Raiders booster track pays into the same EB24 balance, and shooter players often run the CS2 booster track alongside it.
No. Create an account, add a payout method in the dashboard and put the listing up; there is no queue to clear and nothing to wait for. The application form on this site belongs to the booster track, where vetting exists because that work involves client accounts and booked sessions.
Progression, platform and the stash decide it. Level, hours played and how far you have pushed into the harder content carry the price, the platform decides which buyers see you, and notable gear adds a premium. The account value calculator estimates a range from real EB24 sales, and comparable live listings on the marketplace fill in the rest.
Yes, items are a separate listing type on the same seller account. Weapons, gear and materials you do not need can be listed on their own, so you turn the surplus from your raids into payouts while you keep playing. Item sales are also the fastest way to build seller reviews before a bigger account sale.
Purchase puts the buyer money with EB24 immediately. Delivery of the credentials or gear runs through the order, and once it is confirmed the payout is released to your EB24 balance, where your saved method withdraws it. A buyer paying you directly is never part of the flow.
It becomes a platform matter, resolved under the terms of service without you and the buyer facing off. Claims of that kind almost always come from an incomplete email handover, which is why listing only accounts you fully control removes the risk before it exists.
The usual culprit is a price above current comparables; blank listing fields come second. Arc Raiders buyers set platform and progression filters before they read, so a listing without those values never appears in their comparison at all. Check unsold stock against the live market every couple of weeks and adjust.
Game publishers generally discourage account transfers in their terms, and buyers and sellers on any marketplace take that on themselves. What shifts with EB24 is the counterparty risk: the platform holds the money, the listing states exactly what changes hands, and a documented dispute process stands behind every sale.
Yes, the tracks combine and pay into the same EB24 balance. The one hard rule is ownership: you can only sell accounts and gear that are yours. Selling anything from a client account you were given access to as a booster ends the cooperation across every track on the platform.
No application and no review queue. Set a payout method, describe what is in the stash, and the marketplace brings the buyer.
List an Arc Raiders account
