Buying a PUBG Mobile Account: Checklist Before You Pay

A PUBG Mobile account is mostly bought for its skins, its tier and the rare items that cannot be bought any more. The risk is not the game itself but the linked logins: an account can be tied to Facebook, X, Google Play, Apple, email or a phone number. Whoever controls those links controls the account.

1. Ask which logins are linked

A good PUBG account listing says exactly how you log in. The safest handover is a fresh email or a login you fully receive. Be careful with accounts that are only linked to someone else's Facebook or phone: you cannot secure those.

2. Check what you actually get

• Tier and season rank (screenshots in the listing help).
• Mythic and limited skins, gun upgrades and vehicle skins.
• Remaining UC and Royale Pass status.
• Account level and how long it has been played.
• Any old bans or warnings (ask the seller if not shown).

3. Pay through the marketplace

Never pay a seller directly. On Accster you pay from your wallet and the money stays held until you confirm or the warranty ends. That way a seller cannot take the money and recover the account the next day.

4. Make the login yours

Right after delivery: log in, add your own email or link your own social login, then remove the old one. Change any password you received. If the game asks for verification you cannot pass, stop and press Request Revision on your order so the seller can fix it within 24 hours.

5. Play normally for a few days

Sudden changes of device, region and payment method all at once can trigger security checks. Log in, play a few matches, and change things one at a time. Our guide to securing an account after buying has the general steps.