NFA vs FA Accounts Explained (2026)

Why buy an account at all?

Because we always recommend cheating on an alt rather than your main, and an account you bought is the cleanest way to have one. Your own account keeps its hours, its skins and its rank, and whatever happens on the alt stays on the alt.

That's the whole job these do. They're not a cheat and they're not a shortcut around buying one, they're just a body to play on.

NFA vs FA: the difference

Both are accounts you buy rather than accounts you made. The difference is how much of the account is actually yours once money changes hands.

Short version: NFA is the throwaway, FA is the keeper. Rage cheating or getting back into a lobby after a ban? NFA is the cheap way. Want an account that's still yours next month? That's FA.

What NFA actually means

NFA is short for Non-Full Access. You get the account and you get to play on it, but you don't get full ownership rights the way you would with an account you made yourself. No email access, no changing the credentials, and it's yours for the window on the listing rather than forever, typically 1 to 7 days.

Worth clearing up, because people online guess it stands for "no flags attached" or similar. It doesn't. Non-Full Access is the whole thing, and it explains everything else about how these work, refunds included.

What you actually get

You buy, and you get a key plus a loader. You put the key into the loader and it logs you into the account. That's it, that's the whole process, and there's nothing to install beyond the loader itself.

Two things worth being straight about:

• No cheat access is included. It's an account, not a cheat. If you want software to run on it, that's a separate purchase, and the per-game guides at the bottom cover what we do.
• No refunds on NFA accounts. There's no ownership to transfer back, so this is stated on the listings and it's worth knowing before you buy rather than after.

Claim it at purchase

That's genuinely the only part people trip over. Everything else here is easy, but the window doesn't wait for you and neither does the stock. Buy it when you're ready to play it, not days ahead.

Rust Account NFA

A ready-made Rust account, delivered as a key and a loader. Priced by hours played, and the tiers run from fresh right up to properly veteran:

• 0 to 100 hours
• 100 to 500 hours
• 500 to 1,000 hours
• 1,000 to 1,500 hours
• 1,500 to 2,000 hours
• 2,000 to 5,000 hours
• 5,000+ hours

Live stock and pricing per tier are on the Rust Account NFA page.

Arc Raiders NFA Accounts

Same deal for Arc Raiders, key plus loader, priced by hours played. The tiers are tighter here since it's a newer game:

• 0 to 25 hours
• 25 to 50 hours
• 50 to 100 hours
• 100 to 200 hours
• 200 to 300 hours
• 300+ hours

Live stock and pricing per tier are on the Arc Raiders NFA Accounts page.

How hours tiers work, and which to pick

The tier changes what you pay and how the account reads in-game. A 5,000 hour Rust account looks like someone who's been playing for years; a 0 to 100 hour one looks exactly like what it is, a fresh account. Higher tiers cost more for that reason.

If you're going loud and expect the session to be short, the cheapest tier does the job. If you'd rather not stand out the moment you join a server, pay up a tier or two. Prices move with stock and demand, so the product page is the only thing that'll tell you what's available today.

What FA means

FA is Full Access: the account is properly yours. You get the email, you can change the password and the details, and you keep it as long as you like. You're paying for ownership rather than a window of access, typically around $10 depending on the game and the account.

It's the one to go for if you want an alt that sticks around, rather than something to burn through this weekend.

Where to buy FA accounts

We don't sell FA accounts, so for those go to G2G.com. It's the biggest marketplace for game accounts going, there are always FA listings up across the games people actually play, and orders run through their buyer protection rather than a random DM.

Which should you buy?

Pairing an account with software

Since an account doesn't come with a cheat, most people buying one also buy a key. Whichever account you're on, the software works the same way, and it's a separate purchase either way. Our Rust and Arc Raiders builds are the obvious pairing with these accounts:

• Disconnect Rust Internal or Disconnect Rust External: aimbot with silent aim, player ESP and no fall damage.
• Inferno Arc Raiders External: aimbot, player ESP and advanced movement control.

And a reminder that an account is not internal or external. Those words describe software and where it runs. The two are separate decisions.

What happens after you buy

Delivery's instant. Once payment confirms, your key gets generated and sent automatically, no queue and nobody to chase. Card, PayPal, and crypto are at checkout depending on the product.

Then claim it, straight away. If anything doesn't look right when you go to, come and say so rather than sitting on it, because the window's already running. Support's on Discord at discord.gg/emporiumservices.

Stuff worth avoiding

Account glossary

NFA (Non-Full Access)

A ready-made account delivered as a key and loader, without full ownership rights, valid for typically 1 to 7 days. No refunds, no cheat access included.

FA (Full Access)

An account you own outright, email included, so you can change the details and keep it. Typically around $10, bought from G2G.com rather than here.

Loader

The tool you put your key into. It logs you into the account you bought.

Hours tier

Pricing based on hours played on the account. Used on both our Rust and Arc Raiders NFA accounts.

Validity window

How long an NFA account is good for, typically 1 to 7 days. It runs from purchase, which is why you claim straight away.

Email access

Whether the account's email comes with it. The practical line between FA and NFA.

Alt account

Any account that isn't your main. What both of these are for.

Per-game software guides

If you want the software side, each game has its own guide:

• Rust cheats and hacks
• Fortnite cheats and hacks
• Valorant cheats and hacks
• Rainbow Six Siege cheats and hacks
• Call of Duty Black Ops 7 cheats and hacks
• Arc Raiders cheats and hacks