How to find your Mobile Legends User ID and Zone ID

Why does Mobile Legends need a Zone ID as well?

Because the User ID alone may not point to a single account. The Zone ID tells the top-up system which server your account lives on, so the pair identifies you, not just the number.

A correct User ID with the wrong Zone ID can fail the account check, or in the worst case match someone else. That is why every top-up seller, us included, asks for both. On CryptoGameTopUp, When the game allows it, the checkout shows the player name linked to the ID before you pay, so a typo is caught in time.

What are the most common mistakes?

• Typing the brackets. Enter the Zone ID in its own field, without brackets or spaces.
• Swapping the two numbers. The longer number is usually the User ID; the shorter one in brackets is the Zone ID.
• Using an old account's ID. If you play on more than one account, open the profile of the account you want to top up.
• Copying from a screenshot sent by someone else. Ask the account owner to copy the numbers from their own profile.
• Using a nickname. Nicknames can change and are not unique; top-ups always use the numbers.

What happens if I enter the wrong ID?

It depends on whether the wrong ID exists. If no account matches, the top-up fails and, on CryptoGameTopUp, If a top-up cannot be completed, its full amount goes back to your balance.

If the wrong numbers belong to another player, the diamonds land on that account. A top-up credited to the ID you entered cannot be taken back, so check the ID before you pay. Neither we nor the publisher can move diamonds from one account to another, which is why the name check before payment matters.

Should I ever share my password to get diamonds?

Never. A top-up needs only the User ID and the Zone ID. We will never ask for your game password, your login code or your account recovery email: a top-up needs only your player ID.

Requests for your Moonton password, a login code or the email linked to your account come from people trying to take the account, not to fill it. The same applies to offers of diamonds at no cost in exchange for a login: that is a scam pattern, whatever the website looks like.