An accurate listing beats hype. Explain exactly what is included, keep credentials out of public photos, and wait for payment verification before delivery.
Before you list: check whether a transfer is allowed
Only consider listing an account you legitimately control. Check the publisher’s current terms and any restrictions on account transfers first. Pro Player Market is not the publisher, and a listing here does not create permission to sell an account.
If selling is prohibited or the access cannot be handed over legitimately, do not list it. Never list stolen, hacked, shared or misleadingly described accounts. Think through linked access and private information before writing the listing.
1. Open your listing dashboard
Sign in, open My listings, and choose the option to list an account. Public browsing does not require an account, but creating and managing listings does.
Choose the correct game. Add a clear title, set your price in INR, and describe what a buyer would actually receive. The form also provides account level, region and game-specific rank fields. Use these instead of stuffing your title with unrelated game names.
- Title: name the game and the account’s important characteristics.
- Description: explain included items, access and any limitations.
- Price: enter the amount you want the listing to show in rupees.
- Rank, level and region: use current, accurate information.
2. Add useful screenshots without leaking private information
Use your own current screenshots to show the account details you advertise. Make important rank, level or item information readable. Do not copy another seller’s photos or use pictures that imply items you are not including.
Remove passwords, recovery codes, email addresses, phone numbers, payment information and unrelated conversations before uploading. A public listing should help a buyer inspect the offer, not expose your login credentials.
3. Set a fair price, then save a draft or publish
Compare genuinely similar offers: the same game, region, progression and included items. Asking prices are not evidence that an account has sold at that amount. Avoid claims about guaranteed resale value or future earnings.
Save a draft if you still need to check the details. Drafts are not public. When you publish, the listing can appear in Browse. Use My listings to edit, pause or remove your offer when availability changes. Keep the details current so a buyer does not purchase an outdated offer.
4. Answer questions and agree on the handover
Buyers can contact you through the site after signing in. Answer questions about the listing clearly and keep the agreement in the site’s messages. Written details help explain what was promised if there is a later dispute.
Explain permitted access changes and anything that cannot be transferred. Do not send banking credentials, request a buyer’s UPI PIN, or ask for payment to a different recipient. Do not post account passwords in the public description.
5. Wait for verified payment, deliver, then track your payout
A buyer submitting a UTR does not mean payment has been verified. The administrator checks the payment first. Wait until the order moves to awaiting seller delivery before handing over the agreed account access.
Use Sales & earnings to mark the handover delivered with clear notes. The buyer then inspects it and can confirm receipt or raise a dispute. Do not pressure them to confirm before inspection.
Seller payouts are manual: the site owner transfers the seller’s cut after completion. The order records the applicable commission and payout amount, so check those figures rather than assuming a fixed rate. Keep your UPI or bank payout details current in Profile & payouts.