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PUBG Mobile top-up: how to buy UC by User ID without signing in
How to buy UC (Unknown Cash) in PUBG Mobile by User ID with no login or password: what UC is spent on, the 60–8100 denominations, where to find your ID and what to check.
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UC (Unknown Cash) is PUBG Mobile’s premium currency, used to buy the Royale Pass and cosmetics. The convenience of topping up by User ID is that the currency is credited straight to your game account: no login or password needed, just your numeric ID. Here’s how the format works and what to watch for.
What UC is spent on
UC is PUBG Mobile’s in-game currency. It buys:
- The seasonal Royale Pass and its tiers — the main source of rewards and progression.
- Crates with weapon and character skins.
- Outfits, skins and emotes from the shop.
UC is tied to the account, so a top-up by ID works on any device where you play under that profile.
Denominations
PUBG Mobile UC top-up by User ID (Global) — denominations 60, 325, 1800, 3850 and 8100 UC (larger packs include bonus UC). The bigger the pack, the better the per-unit price. Delivery is automatic, around the clock: usually fast, occasionally over 30 minutes depending on the game’s servers.
How to top up: where to find your User ID
This is a direct top-up by User ID, not a code or a gift card.
- Open your profile in PUBG Mobile — the numeric User ID is shown under your name (digits only).
- Choose the UC denomination and enter your ID with no extra characters.
- Pay — the UC is credited to your account automatically.
What to check before paying
- The correct User ID. A wrong ID sends the top-up to another account — no refund. Double-check the digits.
- Game version. This offer is for the Global version. It does not work for the China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan or Vietnam servers.
- Format. You’re buying a direct top-up by ID, not a code to redeem.
- Reviews on the card — a seller’s real crediting speed.
Bazelio is a storefront: payment is taken by the seller on the payment platform, who handles crediting and support. Other top-ups are in the Game currency category; how to top up a Steam wallet is in “How to top up your Steam Wallet”; general buying rules are in “A marketplace or buying direct”.
