Bonds, the currency of Arena Breakout: Infinite, are sold on Midasbuy, the top-up page the game's own site links to and which calls itself Tencent's official recharge store. The game is a free tactical extraction shooter on PC from Morefun Studios and Tencent. Tencent's user agreement says purchases are made through platforms the publisher provides and that accounts must never be shared or sold. The rest of this guide builds on those two points: where Bonds come from, what the rules allow, and what happens to people who break them.
The game and its platforms
The official site describes raids in which you gamble loot against risk, outthink the opposition and extract before the zone closes. It lists six maps, a weather system, more than 75 weapons with 900-plus mods, three difficulty tiers and modes called Tactical Ops, Solo Ops and Covert Ops. The Steam listing shows the game as free to play, with Morefun Studios as developer and publisher, in-app purchases and a support email address. The site offers Steam and the Epic Games Store for PC and also shows store buttons for mobile.
Those mobile buttons leave a question open. Arena Breakout, the earlier mobile game from the same company group, is a separate title, and its App Store listing is sold by PROXIMA BETA PTE.LIMITED under its own name. For a top-up, what matters is which game and which platform your account belongs to.
Bonds and pack sizes
On Midasbuy the page for the game is titled "Arena Breakout: Infinite Bonds", so Bonds are what the official page sells. It has Purchase, Redeem and Shop tabs and lists packs of Bonds, with larger packs carrying a bonus tag. Nothing on it spells out what Bonds buy or what the Redeem tab does. The in-game shop shows what each item costs, and that is the number to trust.
Our hub sells six Bonds packs by player ID in a Global region, and the pack sizes match those on Midasbuy's page, so quantities are easy to compare. Compare what you receive rather than the bonus label.
Before you pay anyone, get it in writing which platform and which game the Bonds are for.
Buying on Midasbuy
The game's site sends its players to Midasbuy. The page carries an Official badge, calls Midasbuy the official recharge store by Tencent, and asks you to sign in before you can buy. The address redirects to a version for your country, so the pack list and payment methods depend on where you are.
Midasbuy's Terms of Use split the responsibility. Midasbuy provides the platform for credits sold on behalf of game operators, while the operator delivers the items and sets its own terms for them. If you ask for a refund, or a payment cannot be taken, the operator may disable your access to the items or take them back. Anyone under 18, or the age of majority where they live, needs a parent or guardian to agree to the terms. The page gives a help address for problems with a Midasbuy order.
The game also has an official helper page on its own domain. It signs you in with an emailed code, creates the account automatically if the email is new, and then shows a check-in rewards screen. An email address is all it takes to start an account, so protect that mailbox.
Rules on buying, accounts and refunds
The site's footer links the Tencent Games User Agreement, last updated on 17 March 2026. Five clauses bear on buying. Game currency is bought through the App Store or other platforms the publisher makes available, so read the agreement covering that transaction first. Currency is licensed, not sold: it has no monetary value, cannot be redeemed for cash, and is non-transferable and non-tradable unless the game allows it.
On accounts, you may not sell, resell, rent, lease, share or provide access to yours, and you answer for everything that happens under it. The conduct rules also prohibit offering or using services not provided within the game, such as leveling services, mods, hacks, cheats, bots and automation. Last, currency is generally not refundable, subject to applicable law and App Store policy. The EU and UK addendum describes a 14-day cancellation mechanism that does not apply elsewhere.
Third-party top-up stores are not named anywhere in the agreement, and it does not say whether a player-ID top-up through one is permitted. Whether a given seller counts as an unauthorised channel is the publisher's decision.
The Nexus is an independent store, not a Morefun Studios, Tencent or Level Infinite partner. A store top-up sits outside the routes the agreement describes, and we cannot promise how the publisher will treat it. If you want to stay entirely inside the official routes, buy on Midasbuy.
Cheaters and bans
The ban notice of 20 October 2026 announces a 0% tolerance policy for rule-breaking, including using plug-ins or unauthorised apps and knowingly teaming with a player who does. Penalties can include a ten-year ban, a device ban and a public bulletin. The notice lists weekly counts of cheating bans, device and IP bans and other penalties, followed by the names of affected accounts. The security center repeats the ten-year ban policy and offers report, penalty-check and report-check pages.
None of this concerns top-ups. It does show that the publisher watches accounts closely and publishes the outcome, so keep any account you care about out of other people's hands.
Where to find your player ID
A player-ID top-up needs the identifier of your account. Open your profile in the game, copy the ID shown for your account, and check it character by character before you pay. The official pages do not say where the ID is shown, and if the game or your launcher shows more than one number, the order chat can tell you which one the order needs.
Two ways to buy, step by step
Option 1: Midasbuy
- Open the Bonds page on midasbuy.com through the link on the game's official site, and check the address before signing in.
- Sign in or sign up and follow the steps Midasbuy shows for your game account.
- Choose a Bonds pack, pay with a method the page lists, and check your balance in the game.
Option 2: a player-ID top-up through The Nexus
- Open our Arena Breakout: Infinite page and choose a Bonds pack.
- Type the player ID and nothing else; the password and any verification code stay with you.
- Pay with what checkout offers for your country: Vodafone Cash or InstaPay from Egypt, DANA or GoPay from Indonesia and nearby, and crypto or your Nexus balance from anywhere.
- Watch the order page until it reads delivered, then open the game and look at your Bonds.
Our page lists six Bonds packs in a Global region and describes delivery as an automatic top-up to your player ID once payment is confirmed. If you are unsure whether your account is the PC game's, ask the order chat before you pay.
Official page against store top-up
| Route | Who you pay | What you share | Official channel? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Midasbuy | Midasbuy, for the game operator | A Midasbuy sign-in and your game account link | Yes, linked from the game’s site | The operator governs delivery and refunds |
| The Nexus player-ID top-up | The Nexus | Your player ID only | No, an independent store | The agreement does not describe store top-ups |
| A seller asking for your login | An unknown party | Your credentials | No | Account sharing is banned and bans are public |
| Buying or selling an account | A seller | Money, then the account | No | The agreement bans selling, reselling and sharing accounts |
| Raid rewards and events | Nobody | Nothing | Yes | Check-in rewards exist on the official helper page |
When Bonds do not arrive
- Close the game and the launcher and open them again. A balance can refresh only after a restart.
- Look at your bank statement or payment receipt to see whether the charge went through.
- Re-read the ID and the platform on the order. A pack sent to a mistyped ID, or to the wrong platform, is hard to recover.
- If you paid on Midasbuy, use the customer-service link on its page and attach your receipt.
- If you ordered from us, open the chat on your order page with your order number and a screenshot of your profile.
Read the refund policy before ordering. Outside the EU and UK the user agreement treats currency as non-refundable, and a top-up delivered to the details you confirmed is normally final in the same way.
Scam checklist
- Keep your password and login codes to yourself. The agreement bans account sharing and holds you responsible for what happens under your account.
- Go only through the official links: the game's site is on arenabreakoutinfinite.com and the official top-up page on midasbuy.com. A look-alike address with the game's name in it is not enough.
- Leveling services, hacks, cheats and bots are on the agreement's banned list and the publisher publishes ban notices, so stay away from any "service" that touches your gameplay.
- Currency and items are non-tradable under the agreement, which rules out buying or selling accounts or loot for money.
- If someone asks you to pay with gift-card numbers, stop: the US Federal Trade Commission says only scammers demand payment that way.
- "Free Bonds" generators are phishing. Rewards come from events and the publisher's announcements.
The guide to avoiding game-currency scams lists further tricks to look out for.
Budget, shared PCs and younger players
Set a monthly limit before the first top-up and keep it below what you would accept losing, because in an extraction game you can lose gear in a raid. When you compare offers, add the base amount and the extra instead of reading the bonus tag. A new player with Bonds still has to learn the maps and the risk of each raid, so do not buy to catch up. Save screenshots of the order, the payment and your Bonds balance before and after, since those are what settle most disputes.
Midasbuy's terms require a parent or guardian to agree on behalf of anyone under 18, and the Tencent agreement makes you responsible for your account's activity. On a shared PC, sign out of the launcher and of Midasbuy, and keep payment methods behind a password.
Four mistakes that cost players
The first is sending an ID that belongs to the older mobile title to the PC game's order. The second is handing over a login: a login code is the key to the account, not a formality. The third is expecting a refund, when outside the EU and UK there is no refund route for currency. The fourth is ignoring a ban notice. If an account is penalised, the penalty and a public bulletin can follow, and the way to respond is through the official security pages.
Midasbuy or a store top-up for Bonds
Midasbuy, reached from the link on the game's own site, is the route that stays fully official. Ordering Bonds by player ID from an independent store like ours fits players who want local payment methods and accept that the user agreement does not cover store top-ups. Whichever you use, check that the ID matches the platform you play on before you pay. How each delivery type works is covered in the guide to login, ID top-up and gift-card routes.
