Account marketplace

The marketplace lets users buy and sell social platform accounts inside VibeVO. The listing, payment, access transfer, conversation, and dispute stay in one section. Advertisers can open Account marketplace from their sidebar or More on mobile. Paid placements with bloggers and streamers have a separate catalog. Account trades use your own account. If you are viewing a shared advertiser account, select Return to my account first.

Collections, automatic delivery and availability

Choose one account or a collection of 2–250 accounts. Set shared details and one price per account, then import login and password rows as text or Excel. Review, edit and exclude rows before submitting. Every collection change requires moderation; reserved and sold accounts cannot be edited.

Automatic delivery is off by default for a single account. Enable it at the end of the listing form and fill the existing secure credential form. After payment, the buyer can view the credentials in chat immediately. Otherwise the seller supplies credentials after purchase as before.

Choose quantity using − / + or 1 / 5 / 10 / 50. Review the common unit price, quantity and discounted total before paying. Available accounts are allocated automatically in order. One checkout creates a separate deal and chat message for each account. Credentials are available immediately through View credentials without another seller confirmation. Confirm receipt only after checking; review deadlines, disputes and payout holds still apply.

Stock excludes reserved and sold accounts. A seller or staff member can cancel unrevealed automatic delivery, refund payment and return the account to stock. A changed collection requires moderation before that account returns. Once credentials are viewed, use the dispute process; those credentials are not automatically resold.

My account contains reputation, demand history and documents. Unread reminders begin after 2 quiet hours and repeat at most once every 12 hours until read. Confirm availability every 30 days. An unread, unanswered message older than 7 days may also temporarily hide offers; update and resubmit to restore them.

How a deal works

Preparing a listing

When creating a listing, you can select an eligible connected account from the list or fill in the available fields manually. Selecting an account helps populate its details, but the seller and the platform still need to check the listing.

Check the public link, platform, account information, description, and attached materials. If details were filled in automatically, make sure they are current. Provide information about the account you actually intend to transfer to the buyer. Do not include a password, one-time code, or recovery details in the public description.

Publishing a listing and transferring an account are separate stages. Creating a listing does not give the buyer access. Transfer and verification instructions appear in the relevant deal; follow them at that stage.

Seller listings

A listing can be created manually or from a connected account. Provide current, verifiable information only.

• A draft can be edited, including its description, price, account details, restrictions, and media.
• A submitted listing is reviewed. An approved listing is visible in the catalog.
• If changes are requested, update the specified details and submit the listing again.
• An outdated listing can be archived and, when no sale is in progress, returned to drafts.
• Never place passwords, verification codes, or recovery data in listing text or media.

What moderation checks

Before publication, a listing passes form checks and manual review. A moderator may approve or reject it, or request explained changes.

Checks include

• Whether required details are present, the social platform is supported, and the selected category matches it.
• Whether the profile link belongs to the selected platform and uploaded images and videos meet the form requirements.
• Whether the description, account details, disclosed restrictions, and supporting media are consistent.
• For a listing based on a connected verified account: whether it belongs to the seller, has verified statistics, and has no other active listing.
• Whether the listing follows marketplace rules; the moderator may also consider information about the seller and connected accounts.

Moderation does not guarantee

• The seller’s legal right to transfer the account in every case, especially for a manual listing without a connected verified account.
• That future login credentials will work, because they are provided only after a deal starts.
• That the seller, a previous owner, the social platform, or another third party will not recover, restrict, or block the account after the deal.
• That audience, statistics, monetization, account features, or external platform rules will remain unchanged after review.

What cannot be listed or sold

• Accounts that are stolen, hacked, obtained through deception, owned by someone else, or not transferable by the seller.
• Accounts whose transfer violates the law or third-party rights.
• Accounts already sold or reserved, and duplicate active listings for the same account.
• Accounts on unsupported social platforms and listings that link to another profile or platform.
• Listings with knowingly false information or hidden material conditions, including restrictions, sanctions, strikes, shadow bans, or missing recovery and linked-email access.
• Listings that propose payment or access transfer outside VibeVO, or expose passwords, codes, or recovery keys in public text or media.

Catalog and purchase

• Use search, filters, sorting, and favorites to compare listings.
• Review the description, account details, restrictions, media, and seller profile before buying.
• Ask account questions in the seller chat. Login credentials must not be shared there.
• Two users share one persistent chat, which remains available after deals are completed or cancelled.
• Purchases and later deal stages appear as separate VibeVO Official messages.
• The buyer pays the listing price from their balance and tops up first when the balance is insufficient.
• Once the deal starts, the listing is reserved and unavailable to other buyers.

Secure account transfer

Transfer an account only through the active deal form and only when the deal asks the seller to provide access.

• The seller provides login details, related recovery access, and any required instructions.
• After the seller marks the transfer, the buyer can view the data and inspect the account.
• The buyer confirms only after access and the account contents have been checked successfully.
• If the data is incomplete or the account differs from the listing, do not confirm receipt; open a dispute.

Price, fee, and the seller's amount

The listing price and the amount the seller receives differ by the marketplace fee. The form shows the current fee and a preliminary “You receive” calculation for the entered price. The calculation updates when the price changes; use the values shown instead of assuming a fixed percentage from an example.

This calculation is not a credit to your wallet. The funds from a deal become available according to the rules for account transfer, buyer verification, and the payout hold. Check the specific deal for timing and status. If a dispute is open or verification is incomplete, do not treat the preliminary calculation as funds already available to you.

The marketplace fee and the fee for a later wallet withdrawal apply to different actions. Before withdrawing, check the final terms separately in the withdrawal request form.

Price, fee, and payout

• The buyer pays the price shown in the listing.
• The platform fee is deducted from the seller payout and is not added to the buyer price.
• The seller sees an estimated net amount while working with the listing. The actual calculation is shown in the deal.
• Funds are not an available seller payout until the required checks and holding process are complete.

Cancellation and disputes

• Cancellation depends on the current deal stage. The interface shows the action when cancellation is available.
• After account transfer, disagreements are handled through a dispute rather than a normal cancellation.
• Describe the issue factually and attach relevant messages, images, or video.
• Both parties can add evidence while the dispute remains open.
• The listing, deal history, conversation, and evidence are reviewed. Funds may be returned to the buyer, paid to the seller, or divided between the parties.

Accepted dispute evidence

A dispute can include text, images, and video that directly relate to the listing, account transfer, or reported problem.

• A written timeline explaining what happened, at which stage, and how the account or transferred data differs from the agreement.
• Screenshots and images showing account condition, settings, restrictions, platform notices, login errors, or another difference from the listing.
• Video or a screen recording when a single image cannot show the problem reliably.
• Messages in the VibeVO chat are considered with the listing and deal history. Capture important external correspondence as an image or video and explain it in text.
• Evidence should be readable and preserve context. Where possible, show the profile, sequence of actions, and visible date and time.
• Other file types are not accepted as dispute attachments. Do not rely only on external links or disappearing messages.

Deal and listing stages

After payment, the seller transfers access and the buyer checks the account. See the deal for its transfer, inspection, and payout hold deadlines. If there is a problem, use the available dispute action and attach evidence.

• Draft — visible to the seller and available for editing.
• Review — checked before publication.
• Approved — available to buyers in the catalog.
• Reserved — an active deal is already in progress.
• Transfer — the seller must provide access through the deal form.
• Buyer check — the buyer is inspecting the transferred account.
• Dispute — the deal is waiting for a decision based on submitted evidence.
• Completed — receipt was confirmed and the payout follows the applicable process.
• Cancelled — the deal ended and funds are returned according to its result.

Updated: October 10, 2026