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How to buy Twitter (X) accounts with crypto

This guide walks through buying on this site from the first visit to the first login: making an account, adding crypto to your balance, choosing what to buy, and what to do with the line you receive. Prices and stock are always on the listing itself.

1. Create an account

Purchases are paid from a balance, so you need an account first. Sign up with an email address; if the form asks for a code, it is in that mailbox (check the spam folder too). Then choose a username and a password.

Turn on two-factor authentication in your account settings. A sign-in from a browser we have not seen before asks for a code, so keep access to that mailbox.

2. Top up your balance with crypto

Open Top up, choose a coin and an amount, and create the invoice. You get an address and the exact amount to send. Send that amount from your wallet; the page waits for the payment, and your balance is credited once the network confirms it.

  • Your balance is held in USDT, whatever coin you paid with. In our experience USDT on a low-fee network such as TRC20 arrives fastest and costs least to send.
  • The Top up page lists the coins and networks it accepts today, with the minimum for each. Send only the coin, on the network, that the invoice names.

3. Choose a listing, or one exact account

The home page is the catalogue. Every listing shows its price, its stock and, as one line of field names, what each account comes with:

There are two ways to buy. On most listings you set a quantity and get that many accounts from the shelf. Listings that list their accounts show a table instead — handle, followers and the year the account joined — and you tick the rows you want. Some carry two prices: accounts we choose for you cost less than accounts you choose yourself. On +1k and Blue every account is priced from its own follower count, so picking is the only way to buy there. Aged vs fresh accounts compares the tiers.

4. Pay, then open your order

Checkout takes the price from your balance, and the accounts are attached to your order right away — there is no seller to wait for. Open Orders and press Reveal to see the lines, or download them as a .txt file. Nothing is sent by email.

Revealing is the moment of delivery, so test each account straight away. Details that do not work are reported to support within 24 hours, with the order number, and are replaced or refunded to your balance.

5. What the line contains

Every account arrives as one line, in this order:

login:password:mail:ct0:auth_token:followers
  • login — the account's username.
  • password — its X password.
  • mail — the email address (or phone number) the account is registered to: the address, not access to the mailbox.
  • ct0 and auth_token — the two cookies of a session that is already signed in.
  • followers — the follower count recorded when the account was added to the shelf; it can read 0 on listings that do not track followers.

6. Log in with the cookies or with the password

With the cookies. In a clean browser profile, open x.com and add two cookies for the .x.com domain — auth_token and ct0 — with the values from your line, using the browser's developer tools or a cookie-editor extension. Reload, and the account is signed in. In our experience this is the smoothest first login, because it continues an existing session instead of starting a new one.

With the password. Sign in on x.com with the login and the password. X sometimes asks you to confirm the email address or phone number on the account; the mail field is what it wants. If it sends a code to that mailbox instead, use the cookies.

Once you are in, go through the first-login checklist before you do anything else with the account.

Frequently asked questions

Which coins can I pay with?

The Top up page lists every coin and network it accepts today, with the minimum for each. Whatever you send, the balance is credited in USDT, and every price on the site is in USDT.

How fast do I get the accounts?

Right after checkout. The accounts are attached to your order the moment it is paid, and you reveal them on your Orders page. The only wait is for your top-up to be confirmed on the blockchain.

Can I get my crypto back?

No. The balance is store credit and is not paid out to a wallet. A refund — for an account whose details were invalid at delivery and reported within 24 hours, say — goes back to your balance.