Catalog section
NFA Accounts
Short-lived access to a game at a fraction of a key's price. Sellers state no period — it ends when the owner returns to the account; the format, the delivery method and the warranty rules are on every card.
No products in this category yet
Try adjusting the filters or resetting them.
What usually helps: clear the price filter, switch delivery back to “All”, or shorten your search to a single word.
Catalog section
How to choose a digital product
- What is handed over is access, not the account: the email, Steam Guard and owner rights stay with the seller.
- The access period is usually not stated — it ends when the owner returns to the account.
- Do not attach your payment details and do not buy games or items on such an account: everything stays with the owner.
Related guides
Frequently asked questions
What is an NFA account?
NFA (No Full Access) is temporary access to someone else's account: the email, Steam Guard and owner rights are not handed over. The account never becomes yours — you use it until the owner comes back to it.
How does NFA differ from FA?
FA (Full Access) means the whole account is handed over together with its email: you change the credentials and stay the owner. NFA gives sign-in only, and changing the credentials is not allowed — which is why it costs a fraction of the price.
How long does access last?
Sellers usually do not name a period. Their rules mention a warranty period, but its length is not given in the offers, and access itself ends when the owner returns to the account. The terms and replacement rules are on the product card.
How is access delivered?
The method is set by the seller and stated on the card. Often a key arrives by email, you activate it in the seller's bot, and the bot issues an executable file carrying a ready authorisation session: you run it on your own computer, and on one device only — running it on a second one breaks the access with no right to a replacement.
When is a replacement due?
The rules are set by the seller. A typical scheme: a replacement is granted if the owner reclaimed the account within the warranty period and the usage rules were followed; for an in-game ban — only if you get in touch within the first 10 minutes after activating the key. Complaints about the rank or the Trust Factor are usually NOT covered, even though the rank is paid for separately. The full list is in the seller's rules.
Will progress and purchased items be kept?
No. The account belongs to its owner: progress, inventory and any purchases stay on it. Buying games or in-game items on an NFA account makes no sense.
Who delivers access and what if something goes wrong?
Bazelio is an aggregator storefront: payment, delivery and support are handled by a third-party seller on their own platform. The replacement terms are in their rules — contact the seller if anything goes wrong.
Catalog section
NFA Accounts
NFA (No Full Access) is a format where the buyer gets temporary access to someone else's game account rather than the account itself. The email, Steam Guard and owner rights are not handed over, the credentials must not be changed, and access ends when the owner returns to the account. That separates NFA from FA (Full Access), where the account is handed over with its email and full control, and from offline-mode shared accounts — NFA is meant for a normal online sign-in, which is why the format mostly covers session-based games. Sellers usually state no access period: their rules mention a warranty period, but its length is not given in the offers — that is the deliberate trade-off behind the low price. The delivery method deserves separate attention: instead of a login and password the seller often sends an executable file carrying a ready authorisation session, which you run on your own computer and may open on one device only. What not to do with an NFA account: attach your payment details, buy games or items on it, change the nickname, avatar or profile settings, or count on keeping progress — all of it stays with the owner, and breaking the rules voids your right to a replacement. Read the card before paying: the contents of each variant, the delivery method, the replacement terms and the computer requirements are set by the seller, who also delivers access and answers questions after payment. The neighbouring format is JWT: in the offers of our JWT section delivery also goes through a bot, but instead of a file carrying a ready session it hands over a sign-in program that the key is entered into by hand. The seller there is a different one — compare the terms on the specific card.