Pasting the number is the easy part of a CODM top-up, and the region is where it goes wrong, so start there. A Call of Duty: Mobile top-up needs your UID and the region your account was registered in. Activision cannot change that region later, so pick the one your account holds rather than the nearest. When no region on our page matches, the product is not sold for your account. You never give a password, and you follow the order page until it says Completed.
Your account's region
Every account is tied to a region from the day it is created. Activision's region page says support cannot change the region you registered in and cannot offer different store prices. Play for a long time from another country and your country setting may update, which can change CP prices in the in-game Store while leaving matchmaking untouched.
Go with the region your account holds, wherever you happen to be sitting. Before showing packs, our page asks "Which region is your account?" If the picker finds no match, the product is not sold for your account. Choosing the nearest region just to get past the screen would send you a pack that does not fit.
Activision or Garena
Activision and Garena each run their own version of the game, and the accounts are separate. Activision's Redemption Center says its codes are valid only in territories where Activision publishes the game, and it excludes several Asian countries that Garena or other publishers cover.
Some regions on our page belong to Garena's version. It uses its own ID, either a Garena Player ID or an Open ID depending on the region. A UID from the Activision version will not work there. If you cannot tell which version you play, ask the order chat before you pay.
Getting ready
You need your UID, your account's registered region and a payment method that works in your country. Our checkout never asks for your Activision password, a verification code, or your Facebook or Google login. Open the game and copy the UID from your player profile rather than retyping it from memory. A top-up goes to whichever account owns the number, and nothing in the field tells you whether that UID is yours.
From region and UID to CP in the Store
- Open the Call of Duty: Mobile page on The Nexus and answer "Which region is your account?".
- Choose a CP pack for that region.
- Copy your UID from your player profile and paste it into the order. Never type a password anywhere.
- Pay with a method your country gets at checkout. Players in Egypt use Vodafone Cash or InstaPay, players in Indonesia use DANA or GoPay, and crypto is open everywhere. Methods that want proof of payment take the receipt on your order page.
- Stay on your order page until it shows Completed, then open the game and check your CP in the Store.
Delivery speed
Once payment is confirmed, a CP order on our page is topped up to your UID automatically. When a route needs our team instead, the order page says so and walks you through it. We quote no delivery time. Activision's own purchase page says CP can take up to 24 hours to appear in the app for its vendors, so trust your order page for the real status: Awaiting payment, Paid, In progress, Completed.
How Activision's routes compare
Activision offers CP in the in-game Store via the App Store or Google Play, and on its own web store. Its purchases page says CP may be bought through select vendors or payment processors, and it sends you back to the vendor you paid when something goes wrong. Resellers are not on that list. We are an independent store, so a problem with an order here goes through our order chat, not through Activision. If your card works in the in-game Store, that is the easiest route.
- Choose the payment method the table above lists for your country.
- Your order gets a private page with a chat, and support is on WhatsApp and e-mail as well. There is no hotline to call.
- CP prices appear in USD at checkout, before you pay anything.
- This guide, the store and support all work in Arabic.
What stays private
A UID top-up needs your UID and region and nothing more. Never hand over a password or a code. Activision's rules also bar buying, selling or sharing accounts, and it warns about suspicious websites that offer COD Points. Asking for the UID alone avoids the account-sharing risk. A typo that matches someone else's real UID is still your risk.
The official site is callofduty.com. "Free CP" generators are phishing. More warning signs are listed in the guide to avoiding game-currency scams.
A late or missing top-up
- Restart the game and your phone, then check your CP in the Store. Activision gives the same first steps for its own purchases.
- Open your order page. Action needed means you have a step to take; In progress means the CP are still on their way.
- Compare the UID on the order with your player profile, and recheck the region you chose.
- Write in the chat on your order page with the order number, your region and a screenshot of your profile. Do not pay a second time.
Skim the refund policy first. Once a top-up is delivered to the details you confirmed it is normally final, and a CP pack sent to a valid but wrong UID cannot be pulled back.
Last checks before paying
Packs and seasons rotate, so check which regions the Call of Duty: Mobile page lists today, the UID on your player profile, the payment methods your country gets, and the final total at checkout.
For CP, the Premium Pass and timing a purchase within a season, the Call of Duty: Mobile CP guide has the detail. If you are unsure how an ID top-up differs from a login or a gift card, login, ID top-up or gift card compares them.
