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How to Merge Fortnite Accounts

By Matthew Lynch
June 1, 2023
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Fortnite has been one of the most popular games in recent years, with millions of players worldwide. One of the things that players often ask is how to merge Fortnite accounts. Merging accounts can be useful for many reasons, such as combining progress, skins, and v-bucks, among others. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to merge Fortnite accounts.

First, ensure that your platform is eligible for account merging. You must have played Fortnite on at least two different platforms before September 28th, 2018. The eligible platforms are Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC, and mobile devices.

Second, choose which account you want to keep as your primary account. This account must have the most progress, v-bucks, skins, and other items you want to keep. You can still access the items from the secondary account in-game, but you won’t be able to transfer them.

Third, visit the official Fortnite website and log in to your primary account. Then follow the steps to merge your secondary account. You’ll need to enter the login information for your secondary account, and then the game will start the merging process.

Fourth, wait for the confirmation email from Fortnite. This email will indicate that your account merging is successful, and it can take a few weeks to receive the email. Once you receive this email, you can log in to your primary account and see all the items from your secondary account.

It’s important to note that there are some limitations and things to consider when merging accounts. Here are some of the critical points to remember:

– You can only merge accounts that have played Fortnite before September 28th, 2018.

– V-bucks and other in-game items can only be transferred from secondary accounts to the primary account.

– Some items, such as Save The World game mode progress and Cosmetic items, can’t be transferred.

– Once you’ve initiated the account merging process, it cannot be reversed.

– Account merging is a one-time process, so ensure that you’ve chosen the right account before proceeding.

In summary, merging Fortnite accounts can be a helpful process for players to consolidate their progress, v-bucks, skins, and other in-game items. Follow the steps outlined above to merge your accounts quickly and easily. Remember to consider the limitations and think through the process to ensure you’re making the right choices.

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