Quick answer
Can I top up a game with crypto without KYC?
Yes. CryptoGameTopUp asks for an account number, the player ID of each order and a confirmation that you are 18 or older: no ID upload, no selfie, no phone number. As of 22 October 2026, top-ups start at $0.94 and are paid in BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC. The rules on minors, resale and blocked countries still apply to every account.
What you give, and what you don't
| Account | Your login is an account number we give you; adding an email is your choice |
|---|---|
| For each order | 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 |
| Age | A checkbox confirming you and the player are 18 or older |
| Identity documents | None: no ID upload, no selfie, no proof of address |
| Phone number | Not asked |
| Card or bank details | Not asked: payment is in crypto |
| Game password | Never asked. We will never ask for your game password, your login code or your account recovery email: a top-up needs only your player ID |
Why can the shop skip identity checks?
Shops collect documents mainly to fight card fraud. A stolen card can buy currency today and be disputed next week, and the shop loses the money. Crypto works differently: a transfer confirmed on the blockchain cannot be pulled back by a bank.
The amounts are small, too. Most orders cost a few dollars, and the balance can only buy game currency. So the shop keeps only what it needs to deliver a top-up and to answer for it later: the order record. Each order keeps the game, the player ID, the package, the amount and its status, so support can trace a top-up; we keep orders while the account exists, then only as long as accounting law asks. We never ask for or store game passwords. Records go to authorities only when a law compels us.
What do other top-up sellers ask?
What each seller states on its own pages, read on 22 October 2026. "Not verified" means those pages did not say.
| Seller | Product | Account needed? | Identity check |
|---|---|---|---|
| CryptoGameTopUp (ours) | Direct top-ups, crypto | Account number; email optional | None; 18+ confirmation |
| Codashop | Direct top-ups, no crypto | No login for MLBB top-ups | Not stated on the pages read |
| LootBar | Direct top-ups, crypto | Yes, a LootBar account | ID document once payments reach set thresholds |
| MooGold | Direct top-ups and pins, crypto | Yes, a MooGold account | Not stated on the pages read |
| SEAGM | Direct top-ups, crypto | Not verified | Not verified |
| Coinsbee | Voucher codes, crypto | Guest checkout possible | ID and selfie beyond 1,000 EUR per order or 10,000 EUR in total |
| Cryptorefills | Voucher codes, crypto | "No account needed" | Not stated on the pages read |
Checked on
Sellers can change these rules at any time; check their pages before you rely on them.
Which rules still apply without KYC?
No KYC does not mean no rules. Buying for anyone under 18, reselling top-ups, paying with funds that are not yours, buying from a country where crypto payments are banned, and any use that breaks a game's rules or the law.
The acceptable use policy explains each point. A person reads every report; accounts that break the rules are closed.
How is age handled without documents?
Through a binding confirmation. Every order asks you to confirm that you and the player are 18 or older, and the terms make that confirmation part of the contract.
Some countries ask for more. Brazil's child-protection law for digital services, Law 15.211/2025, took effect on 17 March 2026 and rejects self-declaration where age checks are required. We are reviewing what it means for a shop like ours; the countries page will say when anything changes.
What does the shop still keep about me?
Only what links a payment to a top-up: the order record, the payment's transaction hash and the country check made at checkout. The privacy policy lists each item and how long it stays.
Blockchain payments are public by nature. If you want your purchases kept apart from your other activity, use a wallet you keep for that purpose.
Sources (6)
- LootBar FAQ (account login, KYC thresholds) lootbar.com/faq — LootBar (read 2026-10-22)
- Mobile Legends top-up page codashop.com/en-us/mobile-legends — Codashop (read 2026-10-22)
- Mobile Legends product page moogold.com/product/mobile-legends — MooGold (read 2026-10-22)
- Free Fire gift cards (guest limits) coinsbee.com/en/gift-cards/games/free-fire — Coinsbee (read 2026-10-22)
- About Cryptorefills cryptorefills.com/en/about — Cryptorefills (read 2026-10-22)
- Law 15.211/2025 (ECA Digital) — Câmara dos Deputados (read 2026-10-22)
No-KYC questions
Is a no-KYC top-up legal?
In the countries where we sell, buying game currency with crypto does not require an identity check. We do not sell where crypto payments are banned; see the countries page.
Will you ask for documents later?
Not for normal use. A law can oblige us to act in specific cases, such as a court order; the privacy policy explains when records are shared.
Why do you check my country?
Because several countries ban crypto payments for goods. The check happens at payment, and only its result is kept with the order.
Can I create several accounts?
There is no need: one account can top up any number of player IDs that belong to adults.