Booking.com Accounts for Travellers and Property Partners

Traveller and partner accounts on Booking.com

Booking.com is best known for hotel and apartment reservations, but the accounts in this category fall into two broad groups. Traveller accounts hold a reservation history, saved details and sometimes a Genius loyalty level. Partner accounts belong to people who list and manage properties. Buyers include travel agencies and corporate travel planners who want a separate profile for client trips, developers and QA teams testing a booking flow, and travellers who want an account set to another country or language.

Checks worth making before you pay

• whether the listing describes a traveller or a partner account;
• the country, language and currency the profile uses;
• any loyalty level mentioned, remembering that the perks are decided by Booking.com and can change;
• the store's rating, reviews, sales count and insurance balance.

You pay from your rStock balance, which is topped up with cryptocurrency through Cryptomus and credited in USDT. Each order is one product plus a quantity, and the money is held rather than sent to the store straight away. rStock approves stores and reviews each listing before it goes live, but it does not test the delivered account.

Once the login is yours

Sign in soon after delivery using the login on your order page. Change the password, replace the email address and phone number, turn on two-factor authentication, and remove saved payment cards and personal details that are not yours. Review any existing reservations so you know exactly what is on the account. For a partner account, make sure the property details that guests see are accurate and yours to manage. Reviews on the platform should only describe real stays. If the account does not match its listing, open a dispute while the window is open; the store answers first and a moderator can be called.

Booking.com is a trademark of its owner. rStock is an independent marketplace and is not affiliated with Booking.com. Please follow Booking.com's terms of use, including its rules for partners and guest reviews.