What’s bought and sold for LoL?

• Accounts. The champion and skin inventory, rank and region set the price.
• RP and e-pins. To top up your own account; you don’t need to share your account details.
• Boosting and coaching. Two different ways to climb; they don’t carry the same risk.

Two things you should know

• Riot doesn’t allow account trading. Its terms of service forbid transferring accounts, and accounts that are caught can be permanently suspended. This is the game publisher’s rule; no marketplace can change it. Make your decision knowing this.
• Boosting and coaching aren’t the same. With duo boosting and coaching, you never hand your account to anyone. Solo boosting means sharing your account, which the game’s rules don’t allow. If you don’t want to hand over your account, choose duo boosting or coaching.

Frequently asked questions

Is buying a LoL account against the rules?

Riot Games’ terms of service don’t allow account transfers, and an account can be permanently suspended if it’s caught. No seller can remove that risk.

Can I transfer regions?

Yes, in LoL an official region transfer is possible and is paid for with RP; it’s a one-way move. Buying an account in the region you’ll play in is the cheaper option.

What’s the lowest-risk way to raise my rank?

Coaching and duo boosting: with both, you never hand your account to anyone. Solo boosting counts as account sharing and carries a risk of penalties.

Do I have to share my account details to top up RP?

No. With balance products you never give your password to anyone.

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