Games we do not top up, and why

Why not top up PUBG Mobile by player ID, like other sites do?

Because the risk falls on your account, not on ours. PUBG Mobile's operator says it never authorizes intermediary purchases, and its notice warns that it will “confiscate all game currencies and items obtained via illegal means”.

The same operator's licence terms treat codes differently: a code is valid when bought “through us or one of our authorized retailers”. That is why we sell official UC codes and Honor of Kings codes from authorized distributors, and you redeem them yourself on Midasbuy. Codes come only from distributors the publisher authorizes. Roblox and Riot both say that cards from other sellers may not be valid.

Why are Robux and Valorant Points sold only as gift cards?

Neither game offers a top-up by player ID to outside sellers. Roblox adds Robux to your account through its own site or through gift cards you redeem yourself. Riot works the same way for Valorant: prepaid cards from authorized retailers, redeemed in your Riot account.

So we sell the cards themselves: Roblox gift cards and Riot gift cards for Valorant. An official code appears in your order once your payment is confirmed. You redeem it yourself on the publisher's page, so we never need your game login. Each code works for one version or region of the game, shown on its page and at checkout, so check it before you pay.

Roblox also warns: “Any person, website, or video offering a code for free Robux is a scam.” If someone promises Robux by user name alone, or for free, treat it as a warning sign.

Why does a login or an in-game code rule out some games?

Because we would have to ask for your sign-in or a code from your game, and we never do. A top-up needs only the player ID the game shows, plus the zone or server when the game uses one: never your game password or a login code.

• Supercell games: the Supercell Store hides its offers until you sign in with a Supercell ID.
• eFootball: the web store asks for a KONAMI ID.
• Arena Breakout and Age of Empires Mobile: Midasbuy shows a sign-in step before you can buy.
• Arena of Valor: Garena's shop offers only a login with your game account.
• Ragnarok Origin: the official webshop asks for a Secret Code you read in the game.

A top-up that needs your credentials should go through the official store, in your own hands.

Why do Wuthering Waves and Whiteout Survival stay out?

Because their publishers forbid what we would be doing. Kuro Games lists as a dishonest transaction “having top-ups performed on your behalf through any third-party platforms without our permission”. Century Games' terms say: “You may not purchase, sell, or exchange Virtual Currency or Virtual Goods outside of the Services.”

Whiteout Survival's store also sends a verification code to your in-game mailbox before a top-up, a code we would have to ask you for. Both games stay off our shelves until their publishers allow authorized resellers.

Could a game move to the list of games we sell?

Yes, if two things change: the publisher allows authorized resellers, and we sign with one of its authorized channels. Delta Force moved on 22 October 2026: its global terms contain no ban on intermediaries like PUBG Mobile's notice, and an official channel sells it by player ID.

The reverse is also possible. If a publisher we sell tightens its rules, or if our authorized channel stops covering a game, we remove that game and say so in the changelog. The games we sell today are on the pricing page.

What do we sell instead?

Sixteen games topped up by player ID through an authorized channel: 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.

Four official code products you redeem yourself: PUBG Mobile UC codes, Honor of Kings codes, Valorant gift cards and Roblox gift cards. 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.