Accounts with passed ZRD
Facebook accounts that have passed the ad-activity restriction (ZRD). Ready to run ads: token, cookies, email and documents included.
What a passed ZRD means and what you are paying for
ZRD is an ad activity restriction: the limit after which an account loses access to advertising. Almost every account that starts running ads goes through this point, and for most of them it is where the road ends.
The listings in this category have already been through it and been restored: the ad account is active again. You are paying not for age in itself, but for the fact that the most common point of failure happened before the purchase instead of halfway through your launch.
The other half of the price is the farming. The whole line ships under the PZRD KING label: these are not fresh registrations with the restriction formally lifted, but warmed-up accounts with a Fan Page, friends, interests and ads in the feed. The restriction here was lifted from a living profile with history, not from an empty shell.
How ZRD differs from an autoreg and from plain farm
Three neighbouring categories in the shop cover three different stages of the work.
Autoregs are a disposable asset for tests: zero history, minimum price, every Facebook check still ahead of them.
Farmed accounts have activity and age built up. They are warmed up, but they have not been through the ad review yet: you will be the one going through it, with your time and your budget.
ZRD accounts are the same farm with that point already behind them. The difference is visible straight from the catalogue: farm warmed up for 14+ days costs $3.20, while PZRD KING with 30+ days of farming costs $5.50. Those couple of dollars are the price of the procedure plus the time you will not spend on it.
The "for spam" category stands apart: its description says outright that the ad account may be under ZRD, meaning not passed. Accounts like that are not taken for advertising, they are put together for other jobs.
What to look at when choosing
Age. The line runs from 30+ days of farming up to accounts 9+ years old registered in 2015-17. Age will not spend the budget for you, but it gives you a reserve of trust at the start and through the first moderation checks. There is no point overpaying for 5+ years on a short test; for a long run with large sums it is the other way round.
Manual farming or regular. The listing with 30+ days of manual farming ($7.50) costs more than regular 30+ day farm ($5.50), and not because of age: the phone number is unlinked, there are sign-ups on third-party sites, 30-100 friends instead of 0-50, unique interests and 2FA. It is an account that looks less templated.
Geo. The main line is UA. USA is represented by one listing, 2-6 months old with 100+ days of farming; buyers take it when a Ukrainian profile looks out of place in the campaign setup.
Documents. Most UA listings say "documents included" in the description, and that is what you answer an identity confirmation request with. Some listings ship without documents. Check the description of the specific product rather than the category as a whole: contents differ noticeably within one line.
Business Manager. The line includes a PZRD KING + BM option: an account with the restriction passed and a Business Manager (BM) already attached, so you do not have to build the structure again.
What is included
A typical listing in this category comes with:
- an EAAB token and cookies in JSON format - login through an antidetect browser and work over the API;
- an email account with access - you handle confirmations and recovery yourself, not through support;
- a Fan Page - already created and linked;
- a social background - friends, interests, ads in the feed;
- a User-Agent - so the login fingerprint matches the one the account was farmed under;
- documents and 2FA - on some listings.
Every account is checked before sale, but the check confirms that it works at the moment of delivery, not how it will behave under your load. So the first thing to do after buying is to log in through an antidetect browser with the cookies you were given and make sure the ad account is in place and the mail opens. The window for a replacement request is stated in the product description and counts from delivery, not from the day you finally got round to the account.
Common mistakes
Treating a passed ZRD as immunity. The account has been through one check, not all of them. Repeat restrictions are possible, and the work has to be planned with that in mind.
Ignoring the cookies and User-Agent from the kit. They are not there to pad the kit out: logging in from someone else's fingerprint cancels out part of what you paid for.
One proxy for several accounts. One account, one stable IP. An expensive ZRD account parked on a shared server subnet lives no longer than a one-dollar autoreg.
Starting hard. A $25 account that pushes its budget from zero to the ceiling in the first hour after login behaves exactly like a $1 account.
Splitting the kit up. Documents and mail access are handed over once, together with the account. When a confirmation request lands a week later, it is too late to go looking for them.
None of these points is a guarantee: Facebook's rules change more often than the guides to them come out. Together, though, they move the odds noticeably in your favour.
How many to take, availability and payment
ZRD accounts are not bought in batches of a hundred the way autoregs are, but for a specific launch: the accounts you will run plus a small reserve in case some drop out. The stock left on each listing is shown right on the card, and the "in stock only" filter clears out of the grid whatever is not available at the moment.
If the listing you need has run out, subscribe to a notification with the "Notify when available" button. On some lots, the BM option for example, any quantity can be put together to order through support.
Payment is by card through monobank, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, or in crypto: USDT TRC-20 and TRX. After payment the account shows up in your account dashboard straight away, there is no waiting for delivery. Questions about volumes and individual terms go to support on Telegram, daily from 9:00 to 20:00 Kyiv time.
FAQ
What is an account with a passed ZRD?
It is a Facebook account that has already received an ad activity restriction and has been restored: the ad account is active again. The most common point of failure was passed before the purchase instead of halfway through your launch.
How does a ZRD account differ from a regular farmed account?
A farmed account is warmed up with activity and age, but it has not been through the ad review yet, so you will be the one going through it. For a ZRD account that point is already behind it, which is why it costs more: farm warmed up for 14+ days costs $3.20, while PZRD KING with 30+ days of farming costs $5.50.
What is included?
An EAAB token and cookies in JSON format, an email account with access, a Fan Page, friends and interests, a User-Agent. Some listings also come with documents and 2FA, and the exact contents are stated in the description of the specific product.
Does a passed ZRD guarantee that the account will not be banned?
No. The account has been through one check, not all of them, and repeat restrictions are possible. A proxy for every account, login through an antidetect browser with the cookies you were given and a gradual budget improve the odds, but they are not a guarantee.
What do I do if the account turns out not to work?
Contact support within the window stated in the description of that product and we will replace it with a working equivalent. Attach your order number and proof of the problem: a screenshot or a recording of the first login.
The listing I need is out of stock, what do I do?
Press the “Notify when available” button on the product card and we will send you a notification when it arrives. On some lots, for example the BM option, the quantity you need is put together to order through support on Telegram.