Diamonds
Mobile Legends diamond top-up: User ID and Server ID
- What you need User ID + Server ID
- Delivery ~1 min
- Payment UzCard · HUMO · Click · Payme · Paynet
In Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, diamonds are the main currency for the skin shop, Magic Wheel and Lucky Box spins, Starlight membership and unlocking new heroes. They are mostly bought by players who grind ranked, collect the seasonal skin or want to gift a friend. The name change card, along with recall and emote effects, is sold for the same currency.
The in-game shop routes payment to your Google Play or App Store balance, where UzCard and HUMO often fail; foreign top-up sites work in dollars and ask for Visa, Mastercard or crypto. In the GemPay bot the bill comes in so'm, you close it with Click, Payme, Paynet or a local card, and the diamonds land on the account in about a minute.
- Elite, Epic and Legend skins in the skin shop
- Magic Wheel and Lucky Box spins
- Starlight membership and its fragment shop
- Weekly Diamond Pass and Twilight Pass subscriptions
- Unlocking a new hero when Battle Points fall short
- Name change card, emotes and recall effects
Topping up Diamonds step by step
- 1
Open the Mobile Legends section in the bot
In the @Gempayuz_bot catalogue you select Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Magic Chess: Go Go is listed there as a separate game, so for MLBB diamonds go into the Mobile Legends section specifically.
- 2
Enter the User ID
The 8-9 digit number from your profile goes in without brackets and without spaces. It stands for the account itself, but on its own it is not enough.
- 3
Put the Server (Zone) ID in its own field
The four digit number from the brackets goes into the second field. Russian-language sources call it the Zone ID; there is no difference. Without the server, the same User ID can match a stranger's account on another server.
- 4
Read the nickname that comes back
The system shows the nickname from the game server for free. If it is yours you confirm; if the nick is unfamiliar you recheck the Server ID. Nothing is charged until you confirm.
- 5
Pick a pack and pay in so'm
You select a diamond amount or a subscription such as Starlight or Weekly Diamond Pass and pay with UzCard, HUMO, Click, Payme or Paynet. Diamonds land on the account in about a minute.
Where to find your ID
- Open the game and tap the avatar in the top left of the screen.
- In the Profile window that opens, find the ID line under your nickname.
- The number looks like 12345678(1234): the first part is the User ID, the four digits in brackets are the Server ID.
- Copy the ID with a tap — one digit is easy to get wrong when typing it by hand.
- Note the nickname as well, so it is easy to compare when the bot shows it.
Starlight membership is tied to the calendar month: whichever day you buy it, it closes when the month ends. Take it in the last days and the season skin stays yours, but you will not have time to collect most of the weekly missions and tier rewards. It is better taken at the start of the month.
Which packs are available
Diamond packs climb from small tiers upward — usually 86, 172, 257, 344, 429, 514, 706 and higher; each is put together from a base and a bonus part, which is why the list carries entries written like 78+8.
Next to them sit two products that sell a period rather than an amount of diamonds: Starlight membership (standard and Plus) and Weekly Diamond Pass — the first opens a monthly track with the fragment shop, the second gives part of the diamonds at once and the rest across daily logins over a week.
The double bonus on a first purchase is set by Moonton and GemPay has no effect on it; the current price is shown in the bot.
FAQ
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang — FAQ
Can I top up diamonds on an Advance Server account?
Advance Server is a separate account: its User ID and Server ID differ from the main game, and diamonds do not carry over between them. Enter the ID of your main account in the bot. If you need it specifically for Advance Server, write to @StarsPaymeeSupport first and check whether such an order is accepted.
Do Starlight and Weekly Diamond Pass work at the same time?
Yes, they are separate products and do not cancel each other out. Weekly Diamond Pass gives part of the diamonds right away and adds the rest each day you log into the game over a week. Starlight opens a monthly track, the fragment shop and rank extras. You can run both on one account in parallel.
Is the diamond count in a pack listed with the bonus included?
Yes, MLBB packs are made of a base and a bonus part — 78+8, for example, gives 86 diamonds in total. The full amount lands on the account, but some Moonton recharge events count only the base part, so it is better to read the event terms inside the game.
How many diamonds does a Legend skin from the Magic Wheel take?
The Magic Wheel gives its guarantee by number of spins — usually after 200 spins, which works out to several thousand diamonds. The multi-spin option comes out more economical than spinning one at a time. The terms change from rotation to rotation, so open the details inside the game before buying a pack.
If I play on an emulator or on a computer, is the ID different?
No. On an emulator you log into the same account, and the User ID and Server ID do not change. Open the profile and take the same number together with the brackets. There is no separate top-up route for phone and computer.
Can I order a skin directly instead of diamonds?
No, the bot sends diamonds to your account and you pick the skin inside the game yourself. Nobody logs into your account, and the skin you choose unlocks on your own profile. It is more convenient to work out the diamond amount in advance and take the matching pack.
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