Why we will never ask for your account
Account sharing is the norm in this industry. It is also the single biggest risk to the person buying — so we built the product without it.
Most services in this space work by taking your login. You hand over your account, someone else plays it, you get it back with a higher rank. It is quick, it is effective, and it puts everything you own at risk.
What you are actually handing over
- Every purchase on that account, and often the payment method behind it.
- The account's recovery email, if it is reused anywhere else — which it usually is.
- A login from a device and country that is not yours, which is exactly what a publisher's fraud system is built to catch.
- Any grounds you had to appeal a ban, because you gave the access away voluntarily.
The version that does not need any of that
You stay signed in on your own account. Your teammate joins the lobby the way any friend would. You are in every game you paid for, which also means you learn something from them.
It is slower than boosting. It is also the only version of this product where the worst case is a bad hour rather than a lost account.
If anyone asks anyway
A teammate who asks for your credentials is breaking our terms, and the session ends there. Report it in the order chat — we read every one of those reports.