OSRS Account Security Checklist Before Ordering a Service

The Checklist, Up Front

Four things before, one thing during, three things after. That is the whole checklist, and every item on it exists because it removes a specific risk rather than because it sounds prudent.

Before: change your password, change your bank PIN if we have asked, remove valuables you do not need in the account, and confirm in your ticket exactly what has been ordered. During: do not log in without asking. After: check the account, verify your bank, change your password again.

Before the Order Starts

1. Get the scope in writing

Say exactly what you want done in your order ticket: which levels, which quests, which items, and anything you specifically do not want touched. A ticket is a written record, which is why we run everything through one. Verbal understandings are where disputes come from.

2. Change your password

Set a password you have not used anywhere else, and one you will not mind changing again in a few days. Our terms ask for this explicitly, and it means the credential in circulation during the order is one you can retire afterwards without touching anything else you own.

3. Change your bank PIN if we ask

For login-based orders we may request a bank PIN change. This protects both sides, and the PIN can be changed straight back once the order is complete.

4. Remove what does not need to be there

Our team regularly handles accounts with 10B+ wealth, and our terms describe us as trusted and insured. Even so, there is no reason to leave items in an account during an order if the order does not need them. Move anything unnecessarily valuable somewhere else.

While the Order Is Running

One rule, and it matters more than it sounds: do not log in without asking first.

Two people trying to play one account at the same time gets the session kicked, loses progress, and in the worst case loses items that were mid-transaction. Our terms state that clients are not permitted to log in during a service without permission — not to keep you out, but because it breaks the order.

If you need to check in

• Ask in your order ticket and we will tell you when it is safe
• Use live chat on the site — it is synced with our Discord, so it reaches the same team either way
• Progress updates come through the ticket, so you should rarely need to log in to see where things are

After the Order Finishes

Do these three before you close the ticket, not after. Our terms note that once the order is complete and checked, responsibility sits with you again, so the checking is the important part.

What Our Terms Actually Say

Worth reading rather than taking on trust. The parts relevant to this checklist:

• Full payment is required before the service starts
• If you cancel before the service begins and the issue is not on our side, a 15% cancellation fee applies
• All services are done manually
• We are not responsible for bans, mutes, rollbacks or hardcore ironman deaths
• We are not responsible for accounts linked through the Jagex Launcher, though verification codes and multiple Jagex accounts are not a problem for us
• Clients may not log in during a service without permission

We would rather point you at that list than describe ourselves in vague terms. A provider whose written policy contradicts their sales pitch is telling you something.

The Checklist as a Sequence

If you only remember one thing from this page, remember the order of these eight steps.

1. Confirm exactly what is being done, in your order ticket
2. Change your password to something you have not used elsewhere
3. Change your bank PIN if we have asked you to
4. Move out any high-value items the order does not need
5. Pay in full, since the order does not start until payment is complete
6. Stay logged out while the order runs unless you have asked us first
7. When it is done, check the account and the bank before closing the ticket
8. Change your password again, and set your bank PIN back

Every step here maps to something in our published terms rather than to generic advice, which is why the list is short.

What Each Step Actually Protects Against

The reason for each item, so you can judge whether it applies to your situation.

None of this makes an account service risk-free — account sharing is against Jagex's rules and no provider changes that. It makes the risks the ones you have chosen rather than the ones you did not know about.

FAQ

Do I really need to change my password twice?

Yes, and it is the highest-value item on this list. Changing it before means the credential in circulation is disposable; changing it after means it is retired. Our terms ask for both.

Should I change my bank PIN?

If we ask you to, which we may for login-based orders. It protects both sides and you can change it back instantly once the order is finished.

Can I log in to check progress?

Ask in your ticket first. Two people on one account at the same time breaks the session and can lose progress, which is why our terms do not permit it without permission.

What if I notice something wrong after the order closes?

Raise it as soon as you see it. Our terms note that responsibility returns to you once the order is complete and checked, which is exactly why the post-order check matters.

Where should I send my login details?

Only inside your order ticket. At checkout you need nothing more than a Discord name or email — screenshots of your stats and bank are enough until a worker is assigned. Anyone asking outside that channel is not us.

Is there anything you cannot cover?

Bans, mutes, rollbacks and hardcore ironman deaths, plus accounts linked through the Jagex Launcher. Those are in our terms in plain language rather than buried.

Related Guides

• Are OSRS Boosting Services Safe? Complete Account Safety Guide
• What Happens During a Piloted OSRS Service?
• Hand-Trained vs Botted OSRS Services: What Is the Difference?
• OSRS Services Discord: How to Identify Trusted Communities
• How BILS Services Completes OSRS Orders Without Bots

Bottom Line

Four steps before, one during, three after. Change your password twice, change your bank PIN if asked, move out valuables you do not need, stay logged out, and check the account before you close the ticket.

Keep credentials inside your order ticket and nowhere else. That single habit removes most of the ways accounts actually get lost in this market.

Our terms are public and short. Read them before you order rather than after, and hold us to them.