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Why Tarkov players keep a second account for cheats

A main profile takes years to build: finished quests, trader reputation, a stash packed with gear, an edition paid for long ago. Losing that over a single unlucky raid hurts enough that plenty of players never launch private software on their main at all, and they are right not to. The routine instead is simple: take a second account, run raids on it, and once it is gone buy the next one for 250 roubles.

What separates one edition from another

Battlestate packages differ in three things: how many cells the stash has, what fits into the secure container, and what the character carries into the first raid. Recoil, loot tables and everything else inside the raid are identical, so Standart and Unheard play the same. The logic matches buying the game itself: upgrading an edition later costs more than taking the finished one now.

The table scrolls sideways on narrow screens. Character progress is the same in every row — level one.

Progress, wipes and what actually stays on the profile

This deserves its own paragraph, because support hears the question more often than any other. There is no levelling on the account. A level one PMC, a level one Scav, traders at base loyalty, an empty stash, the flea market locked until the required level — the same state a player sees the day they buy the game.

The edition is what survives. It is the single thing that outlives any reset: a global wipe clears progress for everyone at once, while the package stays tied to the profile. That is why the price ladder here is built on editions rather than on character level.

On a throwaway that works in your favour. There is nothing to lose, wipes stop mattering, and one evening of raids brings the character back to a level where the game plays normally again.

How delivery works after payment

The warranty runs twenty-four hours from activation. If the account refuses to let you in within that window, the bot issues a replacement. Payment goes through the guarantor, the money is frozen for twenty days and can be refunded if something goes wrong — the same mechanics as on the cheats in the catalogue. What happens after a payment and where to write if it does not go smoothly is covered in a separate article.

Steam Tarkov accounts: why every profile sits there

Version 1.0 put the game on Steam, and since then a Steam Tarkov account is what most buyers actually look for. There is no ambiguity here: every position in this section is a Steam profile, with the game bought and launched from that client.

You log in through the program the bot hands over with the key, so nothing has to be linked or hunted down separately. That is also the practical difference from buying off a reseller: instead of somebody's old profile with an unknown history, you get a ready Steam account for one specific job. Questions about a particular position go to support before payment rather than after.

One more recurring question, about migration: your own older account is moved to Steam through the developer's cabinet, and that has nothing to do with buying a throwaway here, where the Steam profile arrives ready. A full breakdown of where the game is sold officially sits in the buying guide.

An account for cheats: pairing it with the software

On its own the profile does nothing — it is just a way into the game. The point appears once software is attached, so it makes sense to pick both at the same time.

• Testing a new build with aim assistance? → cheats with Aimbot
• Only need player and loot highlighting? → ESP and WH builds
• Play off information instead of fights? → radars
• Sitting in the mode against bots? → software for EFT PvE
• Building a setup on a second PC? → DMA cheats

Two practical notes to finish with. A spoofer is not wasted on a spare profile: it deals with hardware rather than the account, and the next throwaway tends to live noticeably longer after a ban. And do not carry habits over from your main — reusing the same email and password there defeats the whole idea.