Quick answer
What is the best site to top up Mobile Legends diamonds in 2026?
For a source Moonton's distributors stand behind, Codashop and UniPin lead: both call themselves official distributors, but neither takes crypto. To pay in crypto, CryptoGameTopUp sells 500 diamonds for $4.74, 5% below Codashop's $4.99 on 22 October 2026, through authorized channels only. LootBar and MooGold take crypto too, but require an account and do not state their source.
Ten places to buy Mobile Legends diamonds, ranked
We place ourselves third, not first: our authorized-supply claim is our own statement, while Codashop and UniPin have publicly carried official-distributor status for years. Moonton itself has no web store we could find.
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Codashop
Calls itself an official distributor and says it has direct relationships with all publishers on its site. Sells Mobile Legends diamonds by User ID and Zone ID, with no login.
Pros
- Official-distributor status, publicly stated
- Local payment methods in the Philippines and Malaysia
- Runs official web stores for some publishers
Cons
- No crypto
- Prices and offers change by country page
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UniPin
Shows an "Official Distributor" badge and sells Mobile Legends diamonds by ID, with an optional email.
Pros
- Official-distributor badge
- No account needed
Cons
- No crypto
- Its Indonesian page showed no prices on our date
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Direct top-ups by User ID and Zone ID, paid in crypto, at 5% below the official US-dollar price, through channels the publisher authorizes.
Pros
- Crypto with an authorized source
- Failed top-ups go back to your balance
- Never asks for a game password
Cons
- No track record yet
- Minimum balance top-up of $10
- No Weekly Diamond Pass or small packs
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Joytify (formerly Lapakgaming)
Says every item comes directly from official publishers and distributors. Sells by User ID and Zone ID with an optional email.
Pros
- Small packs and the Weekly Diamond Pass
- No account needed
Cons
- No crypto
- Prices in Singapore dollars on the page we read
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SEAGM
Large catalogue with crypto through the TripleA checkout. We found no publisher-partner claim on its pages.
Pros
- Crypto accepted
- Wide game catalogue
Cons
- Crypto payments are not refundable
- The 86 pack is not for players in Singapore, Malaysia or the Philippines
- Not offered to users in the United States, Saudi Arabia, Myanmar or Indonesia
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Direct top-ups with crypto accepted, but an account is required and identity checks start above certain payment thresholds. No source or partner claim on the pages read.
Pros
- Crypto accepted
- Weekly Diamond Pass available
Cons
- Account required
- Refunds go to its own wallet by default
- Stock source not stated
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MooGold
Calls itself a reliable and authorized reseller and takes Bitcoin and Binance Pay without a fee. An account is required.
Pros
- Binance Pay accepted
- No fee on crypto
Cons
- Account required
- The Mobile Legends product is not offered in Indonesia or Brazil
- Authorized-reseller status is self-declared
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Smile.one
Widely used in Brazil for Mobile Legends. Its site redirected to an unreachable address on our date, so we could not read it.
Pros
- Low Brazilian prices in a dated third-party check
Cons
- Site unreachable on our date
- Nothing verified on its own pages
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G2A and Eneba (marketplaces)
Many third-party sellers list Mobile Legends top-ups and codes. Prices vary by seller; the marketplace is not the source.
Pros
- Wide choice of sellers
Cons
- Source depends on each third-party seller
- Higher prices than direct sellers on our date
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Bitrefill (codes)
Sells Mobile Legends codes, not direct top-ups, and takes a wide range of coins. You redeem the code on Moonton's redemption page.
Pros
- Many coins and networks
- Code redeemed on the publisher's page
Cons
- Codes, not direct top-ups
- Fewer pack sizes
Disclosure: this page is published by CryptoGameTopUp. Competitor details come from their public websites at the date shown above and may have changed since.
Why do we rank by source before price?
Because the price gap between sellers is small and the account risk is not. On 22 October 2026, the direct sellers we read charged between €1.10 and €1.49 for 86 diamonds in euros. That is a difference of a few cents per pack.
What a lower price cannot buy back is an account. Publishers describe how currency obtained with stolen cards and later charged back is removed, and accounts are punished. Moonton's own rules on third-party sellers could not be read on our date, so the safest course is a seller that names its source. The publisher rules page quotes what each publisher says.
What does each site need from you?
Every direct seller in this list needs your User ID and Zone ID, the two numbers in your Mobile Legends profile. None of them should ever ask for your password or a login code. The ID guide shows where to find both numbers.
Code sellers need nothing from your game account. You receive a code and redeem it yourself on the publisher's page, which also means a typo in your ID cannot send diamonds to someone else.
Which site fits which player?
- You pay with GCash, Maya or a local e-wallet: Codashop, or UniPin in Malaysia.
- You want the Weekly Diamond Pass: Codashop, Joytify, LootBar and MooGold list it; we do not sell it yet.
- You hold USDT and want an authorized source without a card: CryptoGameTopUp.
- You use Binance Pay: MooGold lists it; we take on-chain USDT instead.
- You prefer a code: Bitrefill, redeemed on Moonton's page.
Whatever you pick, check the operator's name, the refund rule and what the site asks for before you pay.
Mobile Legends top-up sites: common questions
Is there an official Moonton web store?
We could not find one on 22 October 2026. Codashop and UniPin present themselves as official distributors, and in-game purchases go through Apple or Google.
What is the cheapest MLBB top-up site?
On our date, LootBar and MooGold both showed €1.10 for 86 diamonds on an EU page, and Codashop's Philippine page discounted 56 diamonds to ₱62.47. Prices change by country page, so compare in your own currency.
Can I top up Mobile Legends with USDT?
Yes, at a few sellers. CryptoGameTopUp, LootBar, MooGold and SEAGM take crypto for direct top-ups, and Bitrefill sells codes for crypto. See where to buy game top-ups with crypto.
Why are some sites so much cheaper?
Regional pages, promotions and wholesale discounts explain small gaps. Large gaps with no stated source deserve a question, because currency bought with charged-back cards can be removed from accounts.
Sources (10)
- Codashop: Mobile Legends (US, PH) and home page codashop.com/en-us/mobile-legends — Codashop (read 2026-10-22)
- UniPin: Mobile Legends (Malaysia) unipin.com/my/mobile-legends — UniPin (read 2026-10-22)
- Joytify: Mobile Legends (Singapore) joytify.com/en-sg/mobile-legends — Joytify (read 2026-10-22)
- SEAGM: Mobile Legends diamonds seagm.com/mobile-legends-diamonds-top-up — SEAGM (read 2026-10-22)
- LootBar: Mobile Legends top-up and FAQ lootbar.com/top-up/mobile-legends-bang-bang — LootBar (read 2026-10-22)
- MooGold: Mobile Legends and payment methods moogold.com/product/mobile-legends — MooGold (read 2026-10-22)
- G2A: Mobile Legends category g2a.com/category/mobile-legends-bang-bang-c4137 — G2A (read 2026-10-22)
- Eneba: Mobile Legends diamonds eneba.com/store/mobile-legends-diamonds — Eneba (read 2026-10-22)
- Bitrefill: Mobile Legends international codes bitrefill.com/us/en/gift-cards/mobile-legends-international — Bitrefill (read 2026-10-22)
- Comprar diamantes Mobile Legends com Pix (2026) — Game Over Drive (2026-10-11)