Best 5 Sites To Sell Your Valorant Accounts for Real Money

We've tested dozens of websites to sell Valorant accounts, and have decided on the top 5 best ones.

PlayerAuctions

If you’re asking yourself where to sell a Valorant account, the first thing that comes to mind should be PlayerAuctions.

PlayerAuctions was founded in 1999, and after over two decades of operations, it has built up a fantastic reputation after serving millions of worldwide customers. PlayerAuctions is easily our favorite website to sell Valorant accounts, and after using the site numerous times, we can confirm that it is 100% safe and legit. The website is also a great choice to buy Valorant points.

To sell accounts, we had to be a verified seller. In order to be one, we had to confirm our identity by uploading a picture of ourselves and provide personal information. We’ll admit that this was quite a lengthy process that was very peculiar and annoying, but we have to understand that PlayerAuctions takes security very seriously and this process is necessary. This process took 24 hours.

Once our account has been verified, we could fill in payout options, which included PayPal, Skrill, and Payoneer. Three methods do not sound like much, but these three should be enough for most average sellers.

After filling in our preferred payment method, we could start listing accounts on their website. Unlike the verification process, listing accounts on the website was incredibly easy. During our selling process, we could add images and colored titles to our listings, making them stand out from our competition.

Speaking of competition, there were over 5,000 listed Valorant accounts on PlayerAuctions, so you will have some decent competition, but not as much as at G2G. Make sure to add tags to help users find your listings.

We know all of you want to know this, so let’s talk about fees. PlayerAuctions charges 12.99% of the account’s selling price and an additional $0.99 transaction fee. Unfortunately, these fees seem pretty high, so do your math and mark up your prices!

PlayerUp

We’re big fans of PlayerUp because of their Middleman service, making transactions on the website secure.

PlayerUp has been in the market for quite a long time and has built up a decent reputation as an online marketplace. The website’s main feature is that they provide a Middleman that will help you through the entire sales process, from finding a buyer to performing the transaction and paying you out. 

During our selling process on this website, we enjoyed the Middleman service as it made the transaction safe. However, the addition of a third party (the Middleman) made the process longer, which was quite annoying.

Surprisingly, signing up as a seller on PlayerUp isn’t as tricky as the other websites, most likely due to the protection the PlayerUp Middleman system offers. After creating our seller account, we bring good news that the selling process is relatively easy to begin, which is why over 10,000 Valorant accounts were listed on the website.

We put the website to the test by selling an account. After we filled in information surrounding the game account we're selling, such as specifications and price, the PlayerUp Middleman contacted us. The Middleman created some slight delays that made the process longer, but our account was finally listed after some time.

Once a buyer purchased our account, the Middleman returned to us saying the money had been received, and it was time for us to provide the account details and Valorant Riot ID to the buyer. A three-way conversation was created between the buyer, us (the seller), and the Middleman.

After the buyer has secured the account by changing the Valorant password, the payment is finally disbursed to our account. Overall, the Middleman system made the transaction very safe but lengthened the process, which we didn’t like.

If you have questions about cashing out, here is some helpful information. The maximum transaction fee in PlayerUp is 3%, which is considerably lower than PlayerAuctions. PlayerUp offers diverse payment methods, including PayPal, Payoneer, Bitcoin, Wire Transfer, and more.

G2G

G2G is a massive marketplace website with a solid section for selling Valorant accounts.

We’ve tested G2G by buying and selling items, and we don’t see G2G being a scam in the slightest, as they are one of the most successful online gaming marketplaces out there.

Though being a successful website can reassure an average Valorant account shop, bad news comes with that, too. The first thing we saw when going to the Valorant account section was that we were greeted with 113,000 listed Valorant accounts. 

When we wanted to sell our account, we immediately scratched our heads due to the ocean of competition we were up against. We knew that we had to either have a really good account to sell, or lowered our prices to match the competition.

Verifying your identity to become a seller on the website is a standard procedure, so it’s unavoidable when signing up at G2G. However, by far, G2G has the strictest verification process out of all the websites on this list, which made our verification process very irritating.

If what we’ve said hasn’t scared you away from selling, we bring light at the end of the tunnel. When comparing prices on all the websites, Valorant accounts at G2G generally have higher prices. During our selling process, we decided to set higher prices on our accounts to make use of the higher average prices and make more money.

Setting up our seller page on the website is also super straightforward, making our selling process easier. As a new seller, we were allowed a maximum of 20 listings. If you’re not selling accounts full-time, this limit shouldn’t be a problem. However, high-level sellers can list hundreds of accounts simultaneously, which is why you see hundreds of thousands of listed accounts.

Another important thing you want to know is G2G will hold your money for 14 days after a Valorant account sale is completed. This serves as an insurance feature to protect buyers. We can’t recommend G2G to anyone looking for urgent funds, but thankfully, we were not in a hurry to receive the money. Overall, G2G seems more favorable to buy Valorant accounts rather than to sell.

Still, G2G has an abundance of payment methods, so we'll give them a big plus on that.

Z2U

Z2U has been operating for more than ten years and is based in China.

We were a little skeptical of Z2U at first and decided to check out some Trustpilot reviews. To our surprise, they had an average of 4.5/5 stars amongst 7,000 reviews. The one-star reviews mostly came from buyers who had sellers that took a long time to respond. However, in this case, you will be the seller, so there should be minimal issues as long as you reply on time!

We immediately noticed that the website’s interface looked very similar to G2G. We’ll take the positive side of this and say that the interface is very user-friendly, and it’s impossible to get lost on their site.

Upon our visit, there were 2,700 listed accounts, which is not that many compared to the other websites on the list. We used this opportunity on Z2U to sell accounts with lower competition!

We decided to test Z2U by selling an account. Unsurprisingly, we had to get our account verified and authenticated, which didn’t take too long. Their verification process was probably the easiest one of them all, which helped us speed up our selling process. After getting verified, we could quickly run our store and list the account.

As a seller, we had to pay a processing fee between 5% to 9% for our sale. This fee is higher than PlayerUp, but considerably lower than PlayerAuctions, which isn’t that bad in our opinion.

Finally, when requesting payment, we were greeted with satisfactory payment methods. They had PayPal, Payoneer, Bitcoin, and USDT, which should be a complete list for a beginner seller. However, if you’re selling hundreds of accounts, you should consider turning to G2G instead.

MMOGA

Last but not least, we have MMOGA, a marketplace that has been running since 2007.

We have spent our time at MMOGA buying items and selling accounts and can vouch for their legitimacy. However, we’ve noticed many negative reviews surrounding the website.

We also aren’t fans of how underdeveloped the MMOGA site looks. The site looks outdated, like a website you’d seen ten years ago. We have to take some points off our rating for MMOGA in terms of user experience.

When selling a Valorant account at MMOGA, we noticed that MMOGA had one of the shortest verification processes to create a seller page. This made setting up a seller page faster, but we’re a bit worried about the low security. Still, we had to wait up to 24 hours for the MMOGA staff to give the green light on our seller page.

Putting up an account for sale wasn’t too difficult, but going back to the point where the site was underdeveloped, there weren’t too many options to put tags on our accounts. Since we're SEO experts here at The Global Gaming, we knew how crucial keywords and tags are, so we were very disappointed to find out that we couldn't put proper tags. 

Instead, we improvised and put the necessary keywords in our listing titles instead, which would give our accounts more visibility. That's a little pro tip for you if you're looking to sell an account at MMOGA!

We’ve been roasting them quite a bit, but in the end, we were satisfied with their Middleman system, which served a similar purpose to the ones at PlayerUp. The transaction was completely protected, but it did make the process longer.