NFA Dealer | CS2

An NFA Dealer CS2 account is a ready-made Counter-Strike 2 profile picked for a goal. The 19 tariffs differ in what is already on the profile — Prime and Premier access, a Premier rating, medals, a season medal, an expensive inventory, a knife or gloves — and below is what each one does for you in the game, so you buy for a reason rather than at random.

A CS2 account without full access

Every tariff here is a CS2 NFA account: a Steam profile without full access. It stays with its original owner: you never get the email or the password and cannot change them, but you play on it as if it were yours, in any mode, with your own settings and crosshair. All you need to sign in is a key. You paste it into NFA Dealer Launcher and activate it, and Steam opens straight on the profile you bought, with no password and no Steam Guard codes.

The launcher earns its keep if you run several profiles: every one you activate stays in its list of Steam accounts, and moving from your main to the one you bought takes a single sign-in click. It runs on Windows and needs the Steam client installed.

A CS2 Prime account, and Premier unlocked

Prime is what opens ranked Counter-Strike 2: without it Premier and Competitive stay locked and the weekly XP rewards never drop. If all you want is to buy a CS2 Prime account and start playing for rank, the "Prime" tariff is the cheapest on the card. The "Premier" tariff adds the "Mode: Premier" line on the account tab, which means the mode is already unlocked on that profile and ranked matches are one click away.

"Prime, inactive owner" and "Premier, inactive owner" cost more because the owner of such a profile has stopped signing in. The longer they stay away, the less likely they are to come back and change the details, so these are the tariffs for playing on one profile long term. The chance drops; it does not vanish.

Premier rating bands

The three rating tariffs skip the long climb from zero. The rating is already on the profile, and matchmaking puts you against opponents of that level from the first game. The colour of the number tells the bands apart: "Rating 10,000–15,000" plays in blue. "Rating 15,000–20,000" is purple. "Rating 20,000–30,000" covers pink and red. The number is not frozen: wins push it up and losses pull it down, so holding the band is up to how you play.

Medals and a season medal

"4+ medals" and "10+ medals" give you a profile whose showcase already holds years of awards, which means teammates see a veteran rather than a fresh account, and both come with an inactive-owner option for long-term play. A Premier season medal says something else: which rating the profile reached last season, and its colour follows that number. These tariffs run from "Season medal 5,000+" to "Season medal 20,000+".

Skins: inventory, a knife or gloves

"Inventory $500+" and "Inventory $1,000+" come with skins worth at least that much, "Knife or gloves" with one of the two, and "Knife or gloves, $2,000+ inventory" with both. Everything can be equipped in game from your first session, but it stays part of the profile: without full access you cannot sell, trade or withdraw the items.

The tariff price comes off your GCC balance, and the launcher key arrives after the purchase. Cheats and everything else for the game are on the Counter-Strike 2 page.