Buy GitHub accounts from a single sub-category of eight listings whose titles state exactly what each account comes with: aged accounts (2–3 years old, email verified, or 3 years+), a 1-week-plus account with email and 2FA, and USA-IP registered accounts with full AT&T (currently.com) or Outlook/Hotmail email access, 2FA enabled and a recovery code added — one of them with a classic personal access token. Prices and stock are shown live. Pay in crypto and the accounts appear in your dashboard automatically; accounts that fail before your first login are replaced or refunded under the 24-hour replacement policy.
AccsZone lists its GitHub accounts in one sub-category. Open it and compare the live listings inside; the listing title is the specification — age, which mailbox is included, whether 2FA and a recovery code are added, and the registration IP — so read it before you compare prices.
GitHub accounts by age, email and 2FA
Eight listings in three groups. Aged accounts: two titles state 2–3 years old with the account email verified (one adds "High Quality Profile | With Warranty", the other "Mail Verified | High Quality Profiles"), and one states Old Accounts Github 3 Year+. Recently registered: one title states Email+2FA | 1 Week Plus. USA-IP registered: three titles state AT&T Full Email Access (currently.com) | 2 FA Enabled | Recovery Code Added with the gender given as mix, male or female, and one states Verified By Outlook/hotmail | Email Included | 2 FA Enabled | Personal Access Token (classic) Added | Recovery Code Added | Gender Mix. No title states phone verification, cookies or a follower count.
Delivery is automatic. When your crypto payment confirms and the order is placed, the accounts are released to your AccsZone dashboard without a manual step. Open My Orders, click View on the order and download the file; save it when it arrives.
Reading a GitHub listing
Each listing title on this page is the specification of what is delivered, and the exact contents of the file are shown on the listing page. The title tells you the age where it is stated (2–3 years old, 3 years+, or 1 week plus), the mailbox that comes with the account — AT&T full email access (currently.com) on three listings, Outlook/Hotmail email included on one, "Email+2FA" on one and "Email Verified" or "Mail Verified" on the two aged 2–3-year listings — whether 2FA is enabled (five listings, four of them with a recovery code added), and the registration IP: USA on four listings, not stated on the three aged listings or the 1-week-plus listing. One USA listing adds a personal access token (classic) and four state the profile gender (mix, male or female). No title mentions phone verification, cookies or followers, so do not expect them. Compare titles before you compare prices.
How to log in
Use a dedicated browser profile. Open each account in its own antidetect-browser profile so it keeps its own cookies and fingerprint, rather than in the browser you use every day.
Connect a proxy before you open github.com. Use a mobile (preferred) or residential proxy from the country named in the listing title — a USA-IP-registered account needs a US IP; for the aged listings that state no country, pick one stable location and keep it. Mobile proxies are available on AccsZone. A first login from a location that does not match the registration commonly triggers GitHub's device-verification email, and locks caused that way are not covered by the replacement policy.
Sign in with the username or email and password from the file. If GitHub asks you to verify the new device, open the included mailbox (AT&T/currently.com or Outlook/Hotmail where the title states it) from the same line of the file and enter the code it sends. Keep the mailbox login — it is also how the account recovers its password.
Enter the 2FA code when prompted. On listings marked 2 FA Enabled, paste the 2FA secret from the file into 2fagen.com and type the six-digit code before it refreshes; keep the recovery code the title says is added, as it is the fallback if the authenticator is unavailable.
Secure the mailbox, then the account. Change the mailbox password first, then the GitHub password, one change at a time, and keep the registration email on the account; where the title states a classic personal access token, treat it like a password. Let the account settle for a day or two before changing further details, and use it only within GitHub's Terms of Service — what you do with it after login is your responsibility and is not covered by the replacement policy.
Replacement policy in plain words
Covered. Login details that do not work, an account already suspended or flagged when delivered, or an account that does not match the listing (wrong age, full email access promised but missing, 2FA or recovery code promised but not supplied) is replaced or refunded.
The window. Report it within 24 hours, counted from delivery or from your first login, whichever comes first. Later reports are not eligible.
Refund form. Refunds are credited to your AccsZone balance as store credit.
Not covered. Anything after a successful login: locks after you change the password or email, suspensions after you use the account, and accounts opened without a proxy or from a mismatched location.
How to claim. Contact support with the order ID and a screenshot of the error, and stop retrying the login while the claim is open.
Checkout is in cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, Litecoin and other major coins): top up your balance, and when the network confirms the deposit — usually 10–30 minutes — the order is delivered automatically. Cards are not accepted. Orders of 500+ accounts receive a 5 % discount and orders of 2,000+ accounts a 10 % discount, applied automatically per product.
The live chat on accszone.com is staffed 24/7; for custom bulk orders or API questions use Telegram @accszone1. Resellers can order through the AccsZone API.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy GitHub accounts?
On this page. Open the GitHub accounts sub-category, pick the listing whose title states the age, mailbox and 2FA you want, set the quantity and pay from your crypto balance. The accounts appear in your dashboard automatically when the payment confirms.
Is it legal to buy a GitHub account?
GitHub's Terms of Service say a login may only be used by one person, that one person or legal entity may maintain no more than one free account, that your rights under the terms may not be assigned to anyone else, and that GitHub may suspend or terminate access to the site at any time, so a purchased account can be closed at any time. Whether buying one is lawful for you depends on your country and on what you use the account for; this is not legal advice. AccsZone's Terms & Conditions prohibit using any account for illegal activity, spam or circumventing platform policies.
How much does a GitHub account cost?
Every listing on this page shows its current price and stock, so you see the price before you pay. What moves it: the age stated in the title (1 week plus, 2–3 years old or 3 years+), whether full email access to an AT&T or Outlook/Hotmail mailbox is included, whether 2FA and a recovery code are added, and whether the title states a USA IP registration.
Do you sell aged or old GitHub accounts?
Yes. Three titles state the age: 2–3 Years Old | Email Verified (two listings, both described as high-quality profiles) and Old Accounts Github 3 Year+. One further listing is marked 1 Week Plus with email and 2FA. Choose by the age in the title inside the sub-category; the four USA-IP listings state no age.
Do you sell USA GitHub accounts?
Yes. Four of the eight titles state USA IP Registered: three with AT&T full email access (gender mix, male or female) and one verified by Outlook/Hotmail with the email included and a classic personal access token added. The three aged listings and the 1-week-plus listing do not state a registration country, so read the title if a US registration matters to you.
Is the email included with a GitHub account?
On most listings, as the title states it: AT&T Full Email Access (currently.com) on three USA listings, Verified By Outlook/hotmail | Email Included on one, Email+2FA on the 1-week-plus listing, and Email Verified or Mail Verified on the two 2–3-year-old listings. The 3 Year+ title does not mention the mailbox. The exact file contents are shown on each listing page.
Do the GitHub accounts have 2FA enabled?
Five titles state it: four say 2 FA Enabled | Recovery Code Added (the USA-IP listings) and one says Email+2FA. The three aged listings do not mention 2FA. Where 2FA is enabled you generate the six-digit codes yourself from the supplied secret with 2fagen.com, and the recovery code is the fallback.
What is a personal access token on a GitHub listing?
One USA-IP listing states Personal Access Token (classic) Added. A classic personal access token is a credential GitHub issues for signing in to Git over HTTPS and to its API in place of the password; it is delivered with that listing as the title states, and you should treat it like a password and keep it with the account. No other title on this page states a token.
What if an account does not work?
If the login fails, the account is already suspended or flagged, or it does not match its listing, report it within 24 hours of delivery or first login with your order ID and a screenshot and it will be replaced or refunded as store credit. Problems that begin after you have logged in are not covered; see the after-sale service article.
Can I buy GitHub accounts in bulk?
Yes. Set the quantity on the listing; stock is shown live per listing. Orders of 500+ accounts receive a 5 % discount and orders of 2,000+ accounts a 10 % discount, applied automatically per product. Resellers can automate ordering through the AccsZone API; custom volumes can be arranged on Telegram at @accszone1.
.png){kind=small}
