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What is CryptoGameTopUp?
CryptoGameTopUp is a shop for game top-ups paid in crypto, operated by GameGoat LLC. As of 22 October 2026 it lists 16 games topped up by player ID, from Mobile Legends to Marvel Rivals, and four official code products such as PUBG Mobile UC codes, each priced 5% below the official store. It buys only through channels the publisher authorizes. Buyers pay in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL or LTC, with no KYC, and must be 18 or older.
What does the shop sell?
Game currency credited to a player ID, and official game codes. For a top-up, you type the ID the game shows you, pick a package and pay from your crypto balance. The currency then lands in the game account, the same way an official top-up does.
The catalogue covers 16 games by player ID: Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Free Fire, Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, Call of Duty: Mobile, Blood Strike, Marvel Rivals, Identity V, Eggy Party, LifeAfter, Dunk City Dynasty, Delta Force, Mecha BREAK, NIKKE and Magic Chess: Go Go. Each one has its own page with the packages, the official price and ours. The price list puts all of them in one place.
For four games whose publishers accept official codes but no top-up by a reseller, we sell the codes instead: PUBG Mobile UC, Honor of Kings, Valorant and Roblox. You redeem them yourself on the publisher's page.
We do not sell accounts, loot boxes or in-game items traded between players.
Who operates the service?
GameGoat LLC runs the shop, takes the payments and answers support. Support answers by email within 12 hours, every day, and checks any top-up that has not arrived.
Write to [email protected] for orders and to [email protected] to report misuse. The contact page says what to put in a message so that support can find an order quickly.
Where do the top-ups come from?
We top up only through channels each publisher authorizes, such as official distributors and publisher stores. We do not buy from grey-market sellers, and we do not sell a game whose publisher allows no intermediary.
That rule shapes the whole catalogue. A publisher's terms decide who may sell its currency, and some publishers say plainly that currency bought elsewhere can be removed. Cheap stock from unknown sources is often paid with stolen cards; when the card owner disputes the charge, the player who received the currency can lose it, or lose the account.
Game names belong to their owners. CryptoGameTopUp is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any game publisher, and it does not present itself as an official store.
Why are some popular games missing?
Because their publishers allow no go-between, or only sell through a login we would have to ask you for. We do not sell currency for Clash of Clans, Brawl Stars, Clash Royale, eFootball, Arena Breakout, Arena of Valor, Age of Empires Mobile, Wuthering Waves or Whiteout Survival, and we do not top up PUBG Mobile or Honor of Kings by player ID: their publishers allow no intermediary or require a login we would have to ask you for.
Where a publisher's terms accept official codes from authorized retailers, as PUBG Mobile's do, we sell the code instead of a top-up. We would rather leave a best-seller out than sell it against the publisher's rules. The games we do not sell page gives the reason for each title, and the publisher rules page quotes the clauses with their dates.
Why crypto, and why no identity check?
Many players have no card that works abroad, but they do hold USDT. Crypto lets them pay without a bank, and a payment confirmed on the blockchain cannot be reversed later. That removes the chargeback risk that makes other shops collect documents.
So we ask for very little: an account number, the player ID for each order, and your confirmation that you are 18 or older. There is no ID upload, no selfie and no phone check. Not available where paying for goods in crypto is banned (Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Turkey, Bangladesh, Nepal, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Ecuador, Afghanistan, China) or restricted by sanctions (Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Russia, Belarus, Syria, Yemen); paused in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates until a legal check.
How are the prices set?
Every package costs 5% less than the official list price in US dollars, read on the publisher's store or its official distributor on 22 October 2026. Each package page shows the official price struck through next to ours, so you can check the gap yourself.
When a publisher changes its own price, we change ours to stay 5% below it and record the change in the changelog. A new price applies to new orders only.
What will the shop never do?
- Ask for a game password, a login code or a recovery email. We will never ask for your game password, your login code or your account recovery email: a top-up needs only your player ID.
- Sell to anyone under 18, or market to children.
- Sell loot boxes, mystery packs or random rewards.
- Buy currency through regional price gaps or from sellers who cannot show where their stock comes from.
- Call itself an official partner of a publisher without a signed agreement that says so.
- Invent reviews, sales counts or delivery-time records.
Questions about the company
Is CryptoGameTopUp an official store of the games it sells?
No. It is an independent shop that buys top-ups through channels the publisher authorizes. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any publisher.
Does CryptoGameTopUp keep my game account details?
Only the player ID you type for an order, plus the zone or server when the game needs one; a code order needs none. We will never ask for your game password, your login code or your account recovery email: a top-up needs only your player ID.
Can I buy for a friend?
Yes, if your friend is an adult and you type their player ID. Buying for anyone under 18 is not allowed, as the acceptable use policy explains.
How do I reach a person?
By email at [email protected]. Support answers by email within 12 hours, every day, and checks any top-up that has not arrived.