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Every Chaos Zero Nightmare account offer we carry, laid out so you can compare them directly: the characters a profile actually owns, how much pull currency is banked, where the account sits on level and story, and which region it is tied to when a seller discloses it.
Region and sign-in method decide whether an account is usable to you at all — read both on the offer page before paying.
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Offers here come from different sellers, so the useful skill is comparison rather than browsing. The filters below narrow by the four things that actually move price: who is on the roster, how much pull currency is banked, how far the account has progressed, and which region it is locked to.
Mostly by how much of the grind is already done. At one end sit barely-touched profiles kept only for a lucky early pull; at the other, long-played accounts with deep rosters and cleared content. In between are accounts bought for one specific character, and accounts whose real value is the unspent currency sitting on them. Each offer page states its own region, progression and handover method, so treat the summary below a listing as the starting point and the listing itself as the contract.
Start with your goal and budget, then read each product card and details page. If you are unsure, use Contact and we will point you to the best fit.
Four variables explain nearly every price gap on this page. Roster is the first: a profile holding a character who only appeared on one limited banner cannot be rebuilt by spending, so it carries a premium that progression alone does not. Banked currency is the second, and it is the most liquid part of any account, because it is value you get to aim yourself rather than value someone else already spent. Progression is third — level and story clears gate what content you can actually enter on day one. Region is fourth and the easiest to get wrong, because it is the only one of the four you cannot change after the fact.
Start with region, since an account tied to the wrong one is unusable to you no matter how good the roster reads. Then confirm the sign-in and handover method, because that determines how durable your control of the account is rather than merely how fast you receive it. After that, match the listed roster and currency against what you actually want out of the account — buying depth you will not use is the most common way to overpay here. If nothing on the page fits, send a target roster and a budget through Request a Boost or Contact and we will tell you whether it is sourceable.