Buy Mobile Legends diamonds with crypto, credited to your User ID

What do you need from me to send diamonds?

Two numbers and nothing else. 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.

Mobile Legends identifies every account by a User ID and a Zone ID. The profile screen shows them side by side, with the Zone ID in brackets, for example 12345678 (2101). Type both at checkout. 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.

We will never ask for your game password, your login code or your account recovery email: a top-up needs only your player ID. Anyone who asks for your Moonton password or a verification code to top up your account is not selling diamonds; they are trying to take the account.

Where do I find my User ID and Zone ID?

On your in-game profile. Open it from your avatar on the main screen and read the two numbers under your name: the first is the User ID, the number in brackets is the Zone ID.

A correct User ID with the wrong Zone ID can point to a different account or fail the check, so copy both exactly. The step-by-step guide shows what to look for and the mistakes that come up most.

Does Moonton allow third-party top-ups?

Moonton's rules on outside sellers are not explicit. On 22 October 2026 we could not read a clause in its published terms that names third-party top-up sites, either to allow or to forbid them.

What sellers and gaming news sites describe is how accounts get into trouble. Diamonds bought upstream with someone else's card can be reversed when the card owner disputes the charge, and the player who received them can lose them. That risk comes from the source of the diamonds, not from the player.

So we do not rely on a grey area. 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. The publisher rules page lists what each publisher says, with links and dates.

When do the diamonds arrive, and what if something goes wrong?

The top-up is sent once your payment is confirmed on the blockchain, and it appears in the game when the publisher credits it. The blockchain confirmation of your payment usually takes the longest; the confirmation times for each coin are on the crypto payments page.

• Top-up refused or failed: If a top-up cannot be completed, its full amount goes back to your balance.
• Wrong ID typed: A top-up credited to the ID you entered cannot be taken back, so check the ID before you pay.
• Not showing in the game: restart the game first, then write to [email protected] with your order number. Support answers by email within 12 hours, every day, and checks any top-up that has not arrived.

How do I pay with USDT or Bitcoin?

Add crypto to your balance once, then buy any package from it. You can pay in BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC; the minimum top-up is $10, which covers two 500-diamond packages with change left over.

USDT on the TRC-20 network is the usual choice for small amounts because its network fee is low. Crypto you add to your balance never expires and pays for any top-up in the shop. If a top-up cannot be completed, its full amount goes back to your balance. When a package costs less than the minimum, whatever you added only to reach that minimum is sent back on request within 30 days, in USDT or USDC, while it is still unspent; any other balance is not paid back in crypto unless the law requires it. The USDT guide walks through a payment from an exchange or a wallet.