The Equalizing Test qualification process for Zenless Zone Zero has entered a new phase, with notification messages being distributed to eligible Proxies. Players who completed the sign-up survey are encouraged to review their status carefully, as access to the test is granted only through the official qualification system. The announcement outlines two primary ways to confirm participation, along with several important precautions designed to protect personal information and maintain test fairness. Because the test environment attracts significant attention, understanding the verification steps and recognizing potential scams has become just as important as receiving the qualification itself.

How to Confirm Qualification Status

There are two official methods available for Proxies to determine whether they have been selected for the Equalizing Test. The first method involves visiting the Qualification Query page directly. A player must log in with the same HoYoverse ID that was used during the original sign-up survey. Once the correct account credentials are entered, the page displays the current qualification result. This approach is often the fastest way to receive an answer, especially for players who have access to their HoYoverse account details.

The second method relies on email notifications. Qualification confirmations are sent out in batches, which means that some Proxies may receive their message earlier than others. Players should check the inbox associated with the email address used in the Equalizing Test Registration Survey. Because the messages are dispatched gradually, a delay does not necessarily indicate that an application was unsuccessful. Waiting for a follow-up batch is recommended before contacting support.

Important Email Precautions

Email verification requires extra attention, since official messages can sometimes be misclassified by mailbox filters. The sender for the Equalizing Test qualification mail is identified as Zenless Zone Zero, but players should remain cautious and avoid opening emails from suspicious or unfamiliar sources. Only messages that come through verified official channels should be trusted.

Several common issues can prevent a qualification email from appearing in the primary inbox. Some mailbox providers automatically route automated messages into the Subscription Mail folder or the Trash Folder. Proxies are advised to inspect these locations manually before assuming that no notification has arrived. Marking the sender as a trusted contact can also help future messages reach the inbox more reliably.

If the Qualification Query page shows that a player has qualified but no email has been received, the recommended action is to contact customer support through the official support system. Providing the correct HoYoverse ID and the email address used during registration helps the support team resolve the issue more efficiently.

Community Event Qualifications

In addition to the standard sign-up survey, some Equalizing Test qualifications are distributed through community events. These qualifications are announced individually once each event concludes. The announcements may appear as on-site messages, official private messages, or other verified communication methods. Players who participate in community activities should monitor the official accounts closely and verify that any message they receive comes from a legitimate source. Scammers often imitate official profiles, so checking account verification badges and cross-referencing information with the official website is strongly recommended.

Protecting Accounts and Avoiding Scams

Maintaining fairness and order during the Equalizing Test is a core priority. The development team has confirmed that accounts found to be involved in trading, renting, or sharing during the test period will face disqualification. This rule applies regardless of whether the activity occurs before or after the test begins. Players should not trust offers that promise guaranteed access through account sharing or the sale of test installation packages.

The risks associated with account trading extend beyond disqualification. Sharing login credentials can expose personal information, lead to unauthorized purchases, or result in permanent account loss. Proxies are urged to keep their account details private and avoid engaging with third-party services that request passwords or payment information.

Safety Practice	Recommended Action
Email Verification	Check primary inbox, Subscription Mail, and Trash Folder
Official Communication	Trust only verified sender accounts and official site messages
Account Security	Never share passwords or login credentials
Suspicious Offers	Ignore account trading, renting, or installation package sales
Support Contact	Use the official support system with registered account details

What to Expect After Qualification

Once qualification is confirmed, Proxies should prepare their devices and schedules for the test period. The Equalizing Test provides an early look at gameplay systems, combat mechanics, and world exploration elements. Participants are encouraged to provide feedback through the official channels, as player input helps refine the final experience. However, every participant must remember that the test build is not representative of the full release, and some features may change before launch.

For players who did not qualify in the current batch, there may still be additional opportunities through later batches or community events. Remaining attentive to official announcements is the safest way to avoid missing future access. The gradual distribution of qualifications means that patience is often rewarded, while rushing toward unofficial shortcuts can lead to unnecessary losses.

The Equalizing Test represents a meaningful step in the development cycle, and participating through legitimate means ensures a fair and secure experience for everyone involved. Proxies who follow the official query methods, monitor their email folders carefully, and reject suspicious offers will be well positioned to enjoy the test without compromising their personal information or account standing.