No application, listing is self serve
List a Wild Rift account
Accounts priced on tier, from Emerald mains to Sovereign peaks.
Accounts carrying Wild Cores purchases and event exclusives.
Level capped, ranked ready accounts sold in volume.
Create your seller account — Register on EB24 and add a payout method in the dashboard, since a listing cannot go live without one. The selling guide has the full walkthrough.
Price the account — Run the account through the account value calculator and compare live marketplace listings at your tier and region. Price far over the comparables and the listing sits; price under them and it sells in hours.
Fill in the listing — Region, current and peak tier, champion count, skin list, Blue Motes and email access. Every one of those is a buyer-side filter, and a listing that skips them is invisible in search.
Deliver after the sale — After the purchase you pass the Riot credentials and the linked email through the order. EB24 is holding the buyer money by then, which leaves handover as the only remaining step.
Withdraw your payout — Buyer confirmation releases the payout to your EB24 balance, where your configured method withdraws it. If a warranty claim ever surfaces, the platform processes it, not you.
You are not recruiting a buyer from a forum thread. Buyers arrive on the Wild Rift marketplace filtering by region, tier and skins, and your listing competes on those fields. The hard part of a private sale is the part you skip.
Behind the account value calculator sit real EB24 sales, not an invented formula. Check your number against it and against what is live on the marketplace, and an unsold Wild Rift account stops being a mystery.
EB24 takes the buyer money at checkout. Delivery goes through the order, confirmation follows, and your balance is credited. No chargeback conversation with a stranger, no handing over a Riot login on trust.
Selling shares its balance with the Wild Rift booster and coach tracks. Sellers who also play at a high level often run a track alongside their listings, and every payout lands in the same place with the same withdrawal methods.
Four things drive the price of a Wild Rift account, and everything else is noise. Tier does most of the work, region decides which buyer pool sees you, skins and exclusives add a premium, and account history protects the lower bound. The Wild Rift account value calculator puts numbers on all four using EB24 sales data.
Fresh, ranked ready accounts sell too, in volume rather than at high margins. If that is your stock, read the selling guide before you list one by one, and keep region front and center in every listing.
A Wild Rift buyer sets region and tier filters before reading a single word. Leave those fields empty and the account never enters the comparison, however strong it is.
Repricing is not a one time decision. Come back to an unsold listing after two weeks, check it against what is currently moving on the Wild Rift marketplace, and adjust. Stock moves for sellers who do this and sits for sellers who list once and wait.
Before a Riot login changes hands, EB24 already holds the buyer payment, and your balance is credited once delivery is confirmed. That sequencing matters: it is what makes a stranger comfortable buying a Sovereign account from you.
Current commission and payout method details live in the selling guide and the platform FAQ, because they change independently of this page. The rules that bind both sides sit in the terms of service.
A Wild Rift login is a Riot login, and it may open League, Valorant and Teamfight Tactics on the same account. That raises the stakes of a handover, and most of what goes wrong in private sales is solved structurally here. The rest is on the seller to get right.
If you also play at a high level, the accounts you sell are not the only thing you can earn from here. The Wild Rift booster track and the Wild Rift coach track pay into the same EB24 balance, and sellers with PC stock list it through the LoL account seller page.
No. Register, save a payout method in the dashboard and publish the listing; selling has no review queue and no waiting period. The forms elsewhere on this site belong to the booster and coach tracks, where vetting exists because those jobs touch client Riot accounts and booked time.
Tier, region, skins and account history decide it. The account value calculator estimates a range from real EB24 sales, which is a better starting point than any generic formula. Vaulted event and Wild Pass skins move the number more than most sellers expect, so name them before you settle on a price.
Yes, more than on most PC games. Wild Rift accounts are region locked, and buyers filter by region first because ping decides whether the account is playable for them. A Grandmaster account on a region with few active buyers prices differently from the same rank on Europe or America, so check comparables within your region.
EB24 collects the buyer money the moment they purchase. You then pass the Riot credentials through the order, delivery gets confirmed, and the payout is released to your EB24 balance for withdrawal with your saved method. Direct payment from buyer to seller never happens at any stage.
The Riot account login and the email that controls it. A Wild Rift account lives on a Riot account, so whatever else is tied to that login transfers with it. Unlink your personal recovery details before delivery, and state email access clearly on the listing, because it is the first thing careful buyers check.
The claim goes to the platform, which resolves it under the terms of service; you and the buyer never argue it out directly. Nearly every claim of this kind traces back to incomplete email handover on the Riot login, which is exactly the risk you remove by only listing accounts you fully control.
Usually the price sits above current comparables, and the second suspect is empty fields. Wild Rift buyers filter by region, tier, champion count and skins before reading anything, and a listing without those values never even enters their comparison. Recheck an unsold listing against the market every two weeks or so.
Riot policy discourages account transfers, and buyers and sellers on any marketplace take that on themselves. Where EB24 makes the difference is counterparty risk: the money sits with the platform rather than a stranger, the listing spells out what is being sold, and any dispute follows a documented process.
No forms, no waiting. Configure a payout method, complete the listing fields, and let buyers already searching for Wild Rift accounts find yours.
List a Wild Rift account
