Listing goes straight to the dashboard, no review queue
List a Tower of Fantasy account
Long-played logins carrying several six-star weapons and a high combat strength number.
Accounts with a wide SSR simulacra collection rather than one maxed weapon line.
Accounts sitting on a quieter server, or built for a platform outside PC.
Open a seller account Sign up on EB24 and attach a payout method before your first account goes live. The selling guide lists what the dashboard needs from a new seller.
Settle on an asking price Look at what similar six-star weapon counts and simulacra rosters are currently asking on the marketplace. A number pulled from an old Discord price list rarely matches what buyers are paying now.
Complete every field Character level, combat strength, dark crystal balance, SSR simulacra count, six-star weapon count, platform and server region all feed marketplace search. Leave one blank and the listing drops out of comparisons that use it.
Hand the account over once it sells A purchase opens an order thread, and that thread is where login details move. EB24 is already holding the buyer's payment, so your only job left is a clean handoff.
Pull the payout The moment the buyer confirms the account is working, the sale amount lands on your EB24 balance. Withdraw whenever you like through the payout method on file.
Nobody has to be talked into believing your combat strength number. Buyers land on the accounts marketplace already narrowing results by six-star weapons and simulacra roster, so a complete listing gets compared instead of ignored.
The buyer pays EB24 up front, not you directly. That single change is why sellers stop losing accounts to a buyer who disappears right after the handover.
A field for server region means a buyer on Aeria never wastes your time asking about an account sitting on Astora. That filtering happens before anyone opens a chat.
A Tower of Fantasy sale lands in the same seller balance as anything else you list on EB24, so there is nothing new to configure for payouts.
Tower of Fantasy has no ladder to rank against, so buyers judge an account almost entirely on gear and roster. Check the Tower of Fantasy accounts marketplace for similar stock before you settle on a number.
A dark crystal balance sitting on the account adds a bit more headroom for the buyer's next banner. When you are ready, open list a Tower of Fantasy account and fill in the full form.
A description full of adjectives does nothing on this marketplace. Buyers sort and filter first, so the seven listing fields carry more weight than any paragraph you write.
If your account was built for one platform, say so plainly. The selling guide covers how each field maps onto marketplace search.
Money never passes from a buyer straight to your pocket. It sits with EB24 until the handoff is confirmed, then it moves to your balance.
Fee and payout method details live in the platform FAQ, and both sides of a sale sit under the terms of service.
Most of what goes wrong in a private account sale is already handled by escrow here. What is left is on you: accurate fields and a full handoff.
Selling similar accounts too? The Genshin Impact seller track and Zenless Zone Zero seller track pay into the same balance.
Yes. Tower of Fantasy sits on the accounts marketplace with a self-serve listing form and no seller interview. Register, add a payout method, then fill in the account fields and publish. A first listing can go live the same day you sign up.
It comes down to six-star weapon count, SSR simulacra roster and combat strength, since the game has no rank to price against. Check current listings on the accounts marketplace with similar weapon counts and server regions before you settle on a figure.
Yes, because server region cannot be changed once an account is created. A strong account on a quiet server still only reaches buyers who play on that same server, so leaving that field accurate matters more than it looks like it should.
Usually, since weapon advancement is what raises damage output in Tower of Fantasy. That said, a buyer chasing variety across content may value a wide SSR simulacra roster over one maxed weapon, which is why both fields sit on the listing form separately.
Yes, and you should mark the platform field accurately. Cross-platform progression means some accounts move freely between PC, iOS, Android and PS5, while others were built and played on a single platform, and buyers filter for that before opening a listing.
Right after the buyer confirms the handoff went through. EB24 holds the payment from checkout onward, so your balance only updates once the account has actually changed hands and the buyer has verified access works as listed. From there, withdrawal follows the payout method already on your dashboard.
A warranty claim opens on the platform and follows the published terms of service rather than a private argument. Handing over full email access at delivery, with your own two-factor authentication removed, is the main thing that prevents this kind of claim in the first place.
Publisher policy for most live-service games does not cover account trading, and that risk sits with sellers on any marketplace, not only here. EB24 reduces the counterparty risk around the trade itself through held payment and a documented dispute process.
Fill in weapon count, simulacra roster, platform and server region, publish from the dashboard, and let escrow carry the rest of the sale.
List a Tower of Fantasy account
