
Buy Active Matter Squad Carry
One of our pros joins your squad for the hours you book (Isolated or Open raids, your call) and nobody logs in as you. Name the map and mode in your ticket and we match you with a pro who knows it.
02Tell us where to deliver
03Delivery method
- After checkout please join our Discord and open a 'Delivery ticket' to arrange the start time of your order.
- At the agreed time of your order, our team will invite you to a squad using a game ID that you provide.
- The clock starts once you're grouped up, not when you pay.
- Your hours don't have to be used in one sitting. Let us know in the ticket if you'd like to split them across sessions.
04Add-ons
05Choose a payment method
Before you buy
Can I buy Credits or Crystallised Active Matter?
No. Credits, CAM, Monolith Tokens and Chronotraces never enter a raid, so nobody can hand them over. Gear can be dropped mid-raid, but that’s play time, not delivery. Play time is what we sell: a pro in your squad, or a pro on your account.
Which raids can the pro run with me?
Any of them. Isolated raids (PvE) are the safe way to learn a map and extract full; Open raids (PvPvE) are where the best loot and the other squads are. Name the map and mode in your ticket and we’ll match you with a pro who knows it.
Does it work on PlayStation and Xbox?
Our pros play on PC. Isolated raids are cross-play, so a console operative can squad with a PC pro. Open raids need both sides to opt in to cross-platform play, so say you’re on console in your ticket and we’ll confirm it before the clock starts.
Is this against the rules?
Yes, all of it, though not for the same reason. Gaijin’s EULA (§3.2.6) bans paid boosting and carry services outright, which covers Squad Carry and a self-play raid clear too, not just the piloted options. A piloted raid clear or an Account Level Boost adds a second risk on top of that: it’s also account sharing, which §3.5 separately prohibits. Squad Carry is still the lower-risk choice (nobody has your login), but lower-risk isn’t the same as not against the rules. The piloted card above says what that extra risk is and how we handle it.