1. Read the access conditions
NFA describes non-full access. Read the product’s expiration, logout, recovery and replacement conditions before comparing account attributes. A playtime or inactivity label does not alter those conditions.
Access can become invalid under the terms explained in the listing. Do not infer permanent ownership or a fixed lifetime from a thumbnail or a version number.
2. Match the version and exact tier
Choose V1, V2 or V3, then compare the full variant name. Versions use separate supplier inventory. Similar tier names across versions may have different prices and stock.
Read any playtime or inactivity values in the variant name. Compare like-for-like options rather than the lowest price from a different tier.
3. Check stock and the selected price
Open the product picker for current supplier availability and the individual variant price. Inventory can change before payment. If the live stock check cannot be completed, allow it to refresh before ordering.
Check the selected variant, quantity, payment method and final total. Read the account-specific payment instructions shown on the product page.
4. Keep the correct delivery guide
Use your order page and delivery email for the supplied instructions. Follow the conditions attached to that version and order.
When contacting support, include the product name and order reference. Never post delivered access details in a public channel.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose a version based only on the thumbnail?
Read the full listing and variant name. The thumbnail does not replace access conditions, tier details or live availability.
Does shown stock reserve an account?
No. Stock is time-sensitive; confirm the current selection before checkout.
Where can I browse the versions?
Open the Rust NFA category and compare V1, V2 and V3 listings.
