Quick answer
Who are the official top-up partners for mobile games?
Each publisher runs its own store, and some name partners. As of 22 October 2026, Garena allows “authorized third parties” for Free Fire without publishing a list, Coda runs the official COD:M Store and Konami's eFootball Web Store, and Midasbuy is PUBG Mobile's official store. Many other sellers call themselves official on their own pages only. CryptoGameTopUp is not a publisher's partner; it buys through authorized channels.
Which stores are official for each game?
“The publisher says” covers the publisher's own pages, or a store the publisher runs or links. “The seller says” covers claims we found only on the seller's site. UNVERIFIED marks wording we could not open ourselves.
| Game | Official store (publisher says) | Partners the publisher names | Claims made by sellers themselves |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Fire / Free Fire MAX | Garena Topup Center (shop.garena.sg); shop2game.com for the Middle East and North Africa, footer “© Garena Online” | Terms 7.3 mention “authorized third parties”; no public list found | Codashop and UniPin show “Official Distributor”; Nuuvem calls itself a Garena partner (UNVERIFIED) |
| Mobile Legends: Bang Bang | No Moonton web store found | No partner list found | Codashop and UniPin show “Official Distributor”; MooGold says it is “a reliable and authorized reseller” |
| PUBG Mobile | Midasbuy, linked from the official PUBG Mobile site | The 2021 notice says no intermediaries are authorized | Midasbuy calls itself “the only officially authorized top-up store”; BitTopup says it is “an official Midasbuy partner” (self-claim) |
| Honor of Kings, Arena Breakout, Age of Empires Mobile | Midasbuy | Honor of Kings terms accept codes from “authorized retailers”; no list found | Midasbuy calls itself “the only official top-up store” for Age of Empires Mobile |
| Delta Force (global), NIKKE | Midasbuy, linked from the Delta Force site (the NIKKE page asks for a Midasbuy sign-in); Garena shops sell Delta Force in Southeast Asia | Terms accept codes from “authorized retailers”; no list found | — |
| Mecha BREAK | Seasun recharge centre (account sign-in); Midasbuy sells it by player ID | Not found | — |
| Magic Chess: Go Go | MobaPay (Moonton), not open in the US on our date | Not found | — |
| Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero | HoYoverse Top-Up Center (“the official HoYoverse top-up store”, sign-in required) | Not found; the terms forbid “unapproved payment methods” | Codashop sells at the same prices as HoYoverse; Razer Gold Wallet is not accepted for HoYoverse games |
| Call of Duty: Mobile | COD:M Store at store.callofdutymobile.com, operated by Coda for Activision | Coda, as the store's operator | Codashop calls itself “the official partner of Activision” (UNVERIFIED) |
| eFootball | eFootball Web Store at efootball.codashop.com, “operated by Coda… an authorized reseller” | Coda, as the store's operator | — |
| Blood Strike, Marvel Rivals, Identity V, Eggy Party, LifeAfter, Dunk City Dynasty | NetEase GamesClub (pay.neteasegames.com) | Not found | Joytify, which sells Blood Strike, says its items come “directly from official game publishers and distributors” |
| Valorant | In-game store; no Riot web store found | Authorized retailers for prepaid cards | Codashop Malaysia says it “has partnered with Riot Games” |
| Roblox | roblox.com | Gift card retailers listed on Roblox's gift card page | — |
| Wuthering Waves | In-game store; Midasbuy says it is “an authorized partner” | Kuro terms require its permission for third-party top-ups | — |
| Clash of Clans, Brawl Stars | Supercell Store (Supercell ID sign-in) | Terms 4.1 mention “authorized partners”; no list found | — |
Checked on
A seller's “official” badge is the seller's statement. It may be true; we could only confirm what publishers say on their own pages.
Why do publisher claims and seller claims differ?
Because most publishers do not publish their partner lists, and anyone can write “official” in a page header. On 22 October 2026 we found named partner statements for only a few games, mostly through stores a publisher runs or links itself: Midasbuy for PUBG Mobile, the Coda-run stores for Call of Duty: Mobile and eFootball, Garena's own top-up centers.
That leaves a large grey area. A seller can be a genuine partner without any public trace of it. Another can borrow the word with no contract at all. From the outside, the two look the same, which is why the publisher's own words are the only firm ground.
Which companies sell top-ups to resellers officially?
Two kinds, as far as public pages show:
- Payment platforms that work for publishers. Xsolla, a payment company used by game publishers, runs a reseller programme: it invites resellers to “become a verified reseller with guided onboarding” and describes regional pilots in Latin America, South-East Asia and the Middle East with “direct access to official catalogs”.
- Distributors that publishers work with. Coda (Codashop) operates official stores for Activision and Konami and says it works directly with the publishers it sells. UniPin displays an “Official Distributor” badge and offers a reseller application form, without public terms.
Publisher reseller programmes themselves were not found for Garena, Moonton or Tencent. Most of the cheaper independent suppliers do not say where their stock comes from.
How can I check an “official partner” claim myself?
- Start from the game, not the seller. Open the game's official website or in-game shop and look for a link to a web store or a partners page.
- Read the publisher's terms. If they forbid intermediaries, no seller can be an authorized one. The publisher rules page quotes them.
- Check who runs the store. Official stores often say so in their footer or legal notice, as shop2game does with “© Garena Online”.
- Be wary of borrowed authority. A logo, a badge or a news article about a seller is not a contract with the publisher.
- Ask the seller. A real partner can usually name the programme or distributor it buys through.
Where does CryptoGameTopUp stand?
We are not an official partner of any game publisher, and we do not use their logos. 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.
In practice, that means we buy from programmes and distributors that hold the publisher's authorization, and we leave out games whose publishers allow no intermediary. 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. If our authorized channel stops covering a game, the game leaves our catalogue. Game names are trademarks of their owners and are used here only to identify the games.
Official top-up partners: common questions
Is Midasbuy the official PUBG Mobile store?
Yes. It is linked from PUBG Mobile's official site, and it describes itself as “the only officially authorized top-up store for PUBG Mobile”. The game's 2021 notice also says no intermediaries are authorized.
Is Codashop an official MLBB seller?
Codashop shows an “Official Distributor” badge and says it has direct relationships with its publishers. We found no Moonton page listing partners, so that statement is Codashop's own.
Does Garena publish a list of authorized Free Fire sellers?
Not that we found on 22 October 2026. Its terms say currency can be bought “from certain authorized third parties” but do not name them. Garena's own stores are shop.garena.sg and shop2game.com.
Is CryptoGameTopUp an official partner?
No. We do not claim partner status with any publisher. We buy through channels the publisher authorizes and say which games we leave out and why.
Sources (14)
- Terms of Service — Garena (read 2026-10-22)
- Garena Topup Center — Garena (read 2026-10-22)
- Free Fire top-up (Middle East and North Africa) — Garena (read 2026-10-22)
- Unauthorized Third-Party Purchases and Refund Abuse (notice, 3 June 2021) — PUBG Mobile (read 2026-10-22)
- HoYoverse Top-Up Center — HoYoverse (read 2026-10-22)
- COD:M Store — Activision (operated by Coda) (read 2026-10-22)
- eFootball Web Store efootball.codashop.com/en-us/efootball — Konami (operated by Coda) (read 2026-10-22)
- Blood Strike top-up — NetEase (read 2026-10-22)
- Resellers — Xsolla (read 2026-10-22)
- Terms of Service — Supercell (read 2026-10-22)
- Mobile Legends top-up codashop.com/en-us/mobile-legends — Codashop (read 2026-10-22)
- Mobile Legends top-up (Malaysia) unipin.com/my/mobile-legends — UniPin (read 2026-10-22)
- PUBG Mobile top-up midasbuy.com/midasbuy/us/buy/pubgm — Midasbuy (read 2026-10-22)
- Valorant top-up (Malaysia) codashop.com/en-my/valorant — Codashop (read 2026-10-22)