Tarkov Interchange Raid Boost
Escape from Tarkov Interchange Raid Boost is a gaming service that helps players secure maximum loot, eliminate Killa, and safely get to the extraction point on this specific map. The ULTRA shopping mall in the Interchange map is a treasure trove but a hot mess. Escape From Tarkov’s Interchange map is one of the most loot heavy and high risk maps in the game. It has multiple key stores (Techlight and KIBA), hidden stashes and the chance to find the Scav Boss Killa, all within a maze-like mall. The PvP fights and Killa (he’s super tough solo) make surviving Interchange a challenge. The Interchange Raid Boost service provides full raid assistance to get you through the map – maximum loot, guarantee quest objectives and safe extraction. With an experienced booster your Interchange runs will be stress free – no losing gear to other players or AI Scavs.
Rewards
A successful Interchange Raid Boost will give you:
- High value loot – Tech gear, GPUs and rare barter items from high tier stores like Techlight and Rasmussen.
- Quest completion – Help with Interchange specific quests (Mechanic, Ragman etc.) to speed up tasks tied to this map.
- Scav Boss Killa elimination – Killa kill for loot and quest progress if Killa spawns during the raid.
- Safe extraction – extraction from strategic locations even with a full backpack of loot.
- Weapons and armor – Mid to high tier gear from loot runs and PvP fights throughout the mall.
Doing multiple Interchange raids will significantly boost your in game finance and give you the funds to invest in future runs. Surviving more often means you keep your gear and profit from each raid, increasing your stash value and trader rep.
Options
This service offers several run types to fit your needs. You can choose from:
- Full Loot Run – Maximum loot run covering all high value spawn areas and stores for profit.
- Quest Completion – Raid assistance to complete specific Interchange quests (e.g. grab quest items or mark objectives).
- Killa Farming – Killa hunting for his loot and quest requirements.
- Safe Extraction – Survival focused run to stay alive with whatever loot you get (good for leveling up your survival rate or to keep your gear intact).
Choose the option that suits you best to make the most out of the service. Whether you want pure profit, quest progress, boss kills or just to survive the raid with your gear you have the option for that. Choosing the right package ensures you get the most value out of the service tailored to your goals.
Requirements
To use the Interchange Raid Boost service you need to meet a few requirements:
- Escape From Tarkov account – You must have an active EFT account with access to the Interchange map (unlocked by default).
- Basic gear loadout – Optional but recommended. Bringing at least some gear (weapon, armor) can improve efficiency but boosters can provide equipment if needed.
- Relevant quests unlocked – Required only if you want the booster to help with specific quests. For example make sure you have any Interchange quests (Ragman’s or Mechanic’s tasks) active so they can be completed during the boost.
Meeting these requirements will help the booster to perform the service without interruptions and give you the best results.
Escape From Tarkov Interchange Keys
Many areas in Interchange require special keys to unlock doors and rooms with the best loot. Having these keys will increase the raid profitability. Important keys for Interchange are:
| Key Name | Location | Notable Loot |
|---|---|---|
| ULTRA Medical Key | ULTRA Mall | High-tier medical supplies, stims |
| Key to KIBA Outlet | KIBA Arms Store | High-end weapons and mods |
| Key to KIBA Outlet Storage | KIBA Backroom | Ammunition and rare attachments |
| EMERCOM Medical Key | EMERCOM Clinic | Medical loot (cases, LEDXs, etc.) |
Having both KIBA keys (Outlet and Storage) is required for raiders targeting the gun shop; you need both keys to fully unlock KIBA’s arsenal. EMERCOM Medical Unit key unlocks a clinic with valuable meds. If you have these keys the booster will use them to open locked areas for maximum loot. If not many boosters carry their own keys to make sure no loot is left behind.
EFT Interchange Quests
Interchange has several quests that require you to navigate the stores, get items from specific locations or fight in certain areas. A boost can help you complete these quests faster. Key Interchange quests are:
- “The Blood of War – Part 3” – Ragman’s task to mark fuel tanks in the ULTRA mall (you need to mark large fuel canisters in IDEA/OLI).
- “Minibus” – Mechanic quest to find and mark van transports (yellow minibuses) in the parking lots around the mall.
- “Farming – Part 3” – Mechanic quest to get GPU graphics cards and other tech items from Interchange’s electronics stores (Techlight).
Completing these quests via the boost will save you time and give you valuable rewards: higher trader reputation, access to new gear and follow up quests in the Tarkov questlines.
FAQ
In this section we answer some of the common questions about Interchange Raid Boost in Escape From Tarkov we get from gamers. You can also contact our friendly online support which is available 24/7 in the live chat and discord.
How long does an Interchange Raid Boost take?
Each Interchange raid lasts up to 40 minutes but the exact duration of the boost depends on the package. Most boosted raids take about 20–40 minutes from start to finish. A simple loot run or quick quest completion might be on the shorter side while full clears of the mall or multiple Killa hunts could approach the raid timer limit. The booster will move as fast as possible to achieve the goals within a single raid.
Is Killa farming included in the boost?
If you choose Killa Farming the booster will specifically hunt Killa, the Scav Boss in Interchange. This might involve checking his known spawn areas and fighting him multiple times if possible. The service guarantees attempts to kill Killa during the boost so you can get his loot and credit for the quest that requires him to be killed. Keep in mind Killa doesn’t spawn every raid so multiple raids might be attempted to find and kill him.
Can I specify loot?
Yes. You can ask the booster to prioritize certain high value loot items if they spawn. For example if you’re looking for Graphics Cards (GPUs), rare electronics or barter items you can let the booster know. They will plan the route to include Tech stores (like Techlight) and other hotspots that often spawn the desired items. While loot is never guaranteed due to RNG the booster will focus on the locations most likely to yield your requested items and will put them in your inventory if found.
Do I need to bring my own gear?
Bringing your own gear is optional. It’s recommended to have at least a basic loadout (weapon, armor, meds) for safety and to fight alongside the booster. However if you don’t have spare gear or don’t want to risk your own the boost provider can supply the necessary weapons and armor. Many boosting services offer hand-over gear which means the booster will drop you a kit at the start of the raid. This way you’ll be well equipped without any cost to your stash. Either way by the end of a successful boosted raid you’ll end up with more gear and loot than you started with, safely extracted and ready for your next Tarkov adventure.
