Buying a Wuthering Waves account

1. 1

   The server

   America, Europe, Asia, SEA or HMT. Progress stays on its server and cannot be moved, so the account must be on the server you play on.

2. 2

   The bound email — and its mailbox

   The email bound to a Wuthering Waves account cannot be changed or unlinked. You need control of that mailbox itself; sellers often create a fresh one for the account (“dummy email”) and hand it over.

   Can you change your email on your Wuthering Waves account? (Dot Esports) (community)

3. 3

   Third-party logins

   Accounts can also sign in through third-party logins such as Google, Facebook or X. Ask which logins are attached; any login the seller keeps is a way back into the account.

4. 4

   Limited 5-stars, from the game

   Ask for screenshots of the resonator list with sequences visible, not only the count in the title. Count limited units yourself against the resonator list.

5. 5

   Sequences and signature weapons

   For each S-number in the title, ask for the Sequence screen; for each “+ Sig”, the weapon and its rank. These are where most of the price sits.

6. 6

   Saved pulls and pity

   Astrite, Radiant Tides and Forging Tides on the account, and the pity counter: an account at high pity or with a guaranteed featured 5-star is worth more for the next banner.

7. 7

   Kuro’s Fair Play Policy

   Kuro prohibits selling, buying or sharing accounts and leaves any resulting loss or dispute to the parties. No seller can remove that risk; a warranty can only cover the previous owner taking the account back.

   Wuthering Waves Fair Play Policy (Kuro Games)

Across 4,229 public listings in the last 90 days, the median asking price rose from $25 for a starter to $300 for whale accounts; S6 resonators add the most. Data

Full breakdown on the price index; sequences on S6 explained.