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3 weeks before the new servers open, NTTGame updated its rules of conduct, and a section literally called "Taxi" is now in them. If you plan to pay for a taxi to level fast on the level 70 servers, read this first.
What is a taxi in Knight Online?
What players call a taxi is a high-level character taking a low-level character into the party and giving it fast EXP or NP. NTTGame bans it when in-game money, items or anything else is given in return.
Yes. Under NTTGame's rules dated October 21, 2026, giving another character EXP or NP for money, items or anything else is banned, and the penalty is a permanent account ban. Whoever forms the party, posts the ad or brokers it gets the same penalty.
Is taxi banned? What's the penalty?
Yes. Doing a taxi, forming a taxi party, posting the ad, promoting it on Discord or brokering it all fall under the same rule. The penalty is a permanent account ban from the first offense, with no steps. Source: NTTGame rules of conduct (Turkish).
Does the player who pays get banned too?
The rule also counts whoever joins a taxi organization, so the paying character is at risk too. Accounts whose IP address, phone number or computer ID match a closed account can be penalized as well.
What else changed on October 21?
2 more rules now mean a permanent ban: joining an event with more than one character to multiply rewards, and completing PvP quests against normal play. The September 2025 rules didn't have them in this form.
Will there be taxis on the new servers?
The rule applies to every server, and the servers opening on November 12 start with it in place. NTTGame's new server announcement adds no separate party EXP rule; it only gives the level 70 and +8 caps.
Level fast without a taxi
- Quest and zone order: Knight Online leveling guide 1–83: EXP table, quests and zones.
- Items that boost EXP: How to boost EXP in Knight Online: EXP items and how much they give.
- EXP from premium: Knight Online EXP Premium: features, gifts, EXP by level, price and activation.





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