15+ days offline
A Rust account that has been inactive for at least 15 days.
Available: 180Rust listings let you choose by playtime, inactivity or the Premium description. Compare the conditions separately: a high-hours account, an inactive account and an inventory-based variant are not interchangeable.
A Rust account that has been inactive for at least 15 days.
Available: 180A Rust account that has been inactive for at least five days.
Available: 107A Rust account with at least 500 hours of playtime and at least five days of inactivity.
Out of stockA Rust account with at least 1,000 hours of playtime and at least five days of inactivity.
Out of stockA Rust account with at least 500 hours of playtime and at least 15 days of inactivity.
Out of stockA Rust account with at least 1,000 hours of playtime and at least 15 days of inactivity.
Out of stockA Premium Rust account with at least five days of inactivity.
Available: 1A Premium Rust account with at least 500 hours of playtime.
Available: 17A Premium Rust account with at least 1,000 hours of playtime.
Available: 23A Premium Rust account with an estimated inventory value of at least $50.
Available: 35A Premium Rust account with an estimated inventory value of at least $100.
Out of stockThe playtime catalogue runs from 0–250 hours through 250–500, 500–1,000, 1,000–2,000, 2,000–3,000 and 3,000–7,000, plus a 7,000-plus minimum. A range has two bounds; a plus sign specifies a floor. Hours do not promise a particular saved state or skill level.
Inactive listings describe at least five or fifteen days without activity. Some combine that period with at least 500 or 1,000 hours. Select the combined listing when both requirements matter; an ordinary hours-band listing does not add an inactivity period.
The base Rust Premium entry describes inventory worth at least $15. Separate Premium listings specify 500-plus hours, 1,000-plus hours, five-day inactivity, or estimated inventory values of at least $50 or $100. Read the particular entry rather than applying one variant’s threshold to every Premium label.
Rust accounts use the NFA access format and the supplier’s activation-file instructions. Standard products have a three-hour warranty; listed inactive variants have 24 hours from file availability. Keep the order reference and contact support from that order if activation fails.
No. The first is a minimum without a stated upper limit; the second is a bounded interval. An inactive 500-plus listing also adds its own inactivity requirement.
An advertised estimate describes the inventory condition. It is not a promise of a cash withdrawal, exact item list or resale value.