Delta Coins are the main paid currency of Delta Force, a free-to-play tactical shooter with large-scale Warfare matches and extraction-style Operations. They buy Season Pass tiers and cosmetic appearances, playing never earns them, and they feed the player market and MandelBricks loot boxes. Garena warns that unofficial top-up services fall outside its support and can lead to bans. With more currencies than most shooters, and top-up rules that depend on your version, it pays to know the editions and the official routes before you spend.
What kind of game Delta Force is
The game continues the long-running Delta Force franchise. Steam lists it as free to play with in-app purchases, developed by Team Jade and published by TiMi Studio Group. The official global open-beta announcement names two core modes. Warfare is the large-scale team mode with attack-and-defend and king-of-the-hill rules, and about ten vehicles to pilot across land, sea and air. Operations is the extraction mode. It has three difficulty levels, and the goal is to loot and then get out with whatever you can carry. The same announcement promised no progress resets, no seasonal wipes and no pay-to-win.
For players in our region, the announcement lists servers in Saudi Arabia as well as the Americas, Europe, Oceania and Asia, with 12 supported languages including Arabic. Both lists change, so check the game for the current ones.
Global or Garena edition
Delta Force has more than one operator. The global edition is at playdeltaforce.com, while Garena runs regional editions of its own, with a site at deltaforce.garena.com, separate launchers and apps, and a support site. The global edition also uses a Level Infinite account. A rebate page from the beta tells mobile players to link their accounts to a Level Infinite pass to reach their Delta Coins on PC.
No official page says whether progress and coins move between editions, so treat them as separate services. Top up in the edition you play, and whichever store you use, check the edition and region the pack is meant for. Our Delta Force page lists packs for five regions: Global, Indonesia (Garena version), Malaysia, Singapore and Brazil. A pack for one region is not meant for an account in another.
The game's currencies
| Currency | How you get it | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Delta Coins | Bought with real money; cannot be earned by playing | Season Pass tiers, store appearances, market purchases, some premium items |
| Delta Tickets | Season Pass rewards (limited), selling MandelBricks on the market | Buy appearances in the store, like Delta Coins for most items |
| Mandel Coins | Converted from Delta Coins | Buy MandelBricks from the market |
| Tekniq Alloys | Earned in Operations by selling loot | Buy gear from the Operations auction house |
The official beta announcement describes the market: players buy MandelBricks and Deluxe Appearances from other operators, with buyers paying in Delta Coins and sellers collecting Delta Tickets. Tickets also come free through the Season Pass and from selling MandelBricks, and they can buy appearances from the store. MandelBricks are opened with Quantum Keys, which come from free events, Tekniq Alloys, Delta Tickets or Delta Coins.
The Epic Games Store published a currency guide in July 2025. It says Delta Coins cannot be earned through gameplay, that Mandel Coins are converted from Delta Coins at 1:1, and that a few of the rarest cosmetics must be bought with Delta Coins rather than Tickets. That is an outside storefront speaking, not the publisher, so confirm the details in the in-game store.
What Delta Coins buy, and where to be careful
Premium Season Pass tiers are unlocked with Delta Coins, says the Epic guide, and the official announcement adds that the pass pays out Delta Tickets in return. The store sells skins for weapons, operators and vehicles, mostly for Delta Coins or Delta Tickets. Because market buyers pay in Coins and sellers receive Tickets, Coins are the currency that moves between players.
Chance enters the game through MandelBricks and Quantum Keys. A MandelBrick holds cosmetics with a small chance of a featured prize. Treat it as a loot box and read any odds information the game provides before you spend.
Randomised items are the easiest place to overspend, so set a limit before you open anything. Tickets from selling MandelBricks can be exchanged for a specific store skin, a more predictable route to an item you want than repeated draws.
Garena's warning on unofficial top-ups
On its Delta Force site Garena published a notice titled Important Notice Regarding Account Security and Payment Safety. The notice makes four points. Unauthorised top-up services can expose your account and password. Garena's support does not protect transactions through them, and if your money is taken without in-game currency arriving, Garena says it will not be able to assist. Players found using such services may face penalties, including account bans in severe cases. Only official payment channels should be used. Garena adds that unauthorised services often rely on stolen or illegal payment methods.
The notice is aimed at the Garena edition, but the logic travels: pay anyone outside the game's own channels and you take on a risk the publisher will not cover. The Epic Games Store's guide warns about discounted sellers advertised in global chat in the same way.
The Nexus is an independent store, not a Garena, Level Infinite or TiMi partner, and we do not say our service is an approved channel. A top-up with us is a convenience for people who prefer local payment methods, and Garena's notice describes exactly the risk you accept when you use it. To stay fully inside the publisher's own channels, use the in-game store, Steam or the official Garena payment options for your region.
Three ways to top up Delta Coins
Option 1: the in-game store
Open the in-game store, choose a Delta Coins pack and pay. On PC the global edition comes through Steam, the Epic Games Store or the official website, and the payment methods you get depend on where you installed it. Garena editions use Garena's own payment channels for your region. Current pack sizes and bonus coins for your account always show in the in-game store.
Option 2: Steam
If you installed the game from Steam, the in-app purchase goes through Steam and uses your Steam Wallet or payment method. A Steam Wallet gift card in your account's currency can fund it. The guide to Steam Wallet, game keys and accounts and our Steam gift cards page give the rules.
Option 3: a player-ID top-up through The Nexus
- Open our Delta Force page and choose the region that matches your account, such as Global or Indonesia (Garena version).
- Pick a Delta Coins pack and enter your player ID. Never enter your password.
- Pay at checkout: Vodafone Cash or InstaPay if you are in Egypt, DANA or GoPay if you are in Indonesia or nearby, crypto or your Nexus balance wherever you are.
- Keep an eye on the order page until it says delivered, then check your Delta Coins in the game.
Our page also lists a Steam-labelled Delta Force Coins product in the Global region, delivered as a code on your order page that you redeem yourself. Each product's description says what it needs.
Garena, Steam and store routes compared
| Route | Who you pay | What you share | Official channel? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In-game store | The publisher or its platform | Nothing beyond your game account | Yes | Always shows current packs for your edition |
| Steam purchase | Steam | Nothing beyond your Steam account | Yes, for the Steam install | Wallet gift cards must match your currency |
| Garena payment channels | Garena | Your Garena login on its pages | Yes, for Garena editions | Garena points users to official channels only |
| The Nexus player-ID top-up | The Nexus | Your player ID, never your password | No, an independent store | Region must match your account; Garena warns about unofficial sellers |
| Season Pass and events | Nobody | Nothing | Yes | Pays Delta Tickets, not Delta Coins |
Delta Coins that do not arrive
- Check the edition and region. A pack bought for one edition will not appear on an account in another.
- Check the player ID. A mistyped ID, or the ID of a different account, would explain a top-up that never shows up.
- Restart the game and look at your balance again; some balances refresh only after a relog.
- Contact the official customer service. The global announcement points players to in-game Settings, then Customer Service, or the official Discord, for bugs and issues. Garena says it will assist with problems on its official payment channels if you send the transaction details.
- If the order was with us, open the chat on your order page and read the refund policy.
Delta Force scams and how to dodge them
- Ignore discounted Delta Coins offered in chat: the Epic guide says sellers advertising reduced rates in global chat are not official and go against the game's terms.
- Keep your password and verification codes to yourself. A player-ID top-up only needs the ID.
- The official site has a Redemption Center that works by UID or login for reward codes, so be wary of any other site that asks for codes or logins.
- Gift-card numbers are not a payment method. The US Federal Trade Commission says only scammers ask for payment that way.
- Buying or selling accounts, or using cheats, puts the account you are paying for at risk.
The guide to avoiding game-currency scams lists further patterns.
Spending Delta Coins wisely
Decide between Coins and Tickets first. If an item accepts Tickets, the free Season Pass and market Tickets cover part of the cost. Keep separate budgets for the Season Pass and for cosmetics, since the pass has a known cost and MandelBricks are chance. Hold off converting Delta Coins to Mandel Coins until you are sure, since according to the Epic guide Mandel Coins are used only for MandelBricks. And choose the pack that fits the item rather than the largest one, after checking the bonus coins in the in-game store.
Choosing between Garena, Steam and a store top-up
Garena edition players have Garena's notice: use its official channels. Global edition players on Steam can stay inside platform rules with the Steam purchase flow. A store top-up by player ID makes sense only if you understand the publisher's position and accept it, and then only with the right region and the correct ID. The guide to login, ID top-up and gift-card routes explains how the delivery types differ.
The edition and payment-safety facts here come from the game's official sites, Steam and Garena. Currency details rest on announcements dated December 2024 and Epic's July 2025 guide, so some mechanics may have changed since; the in-game store is where to confirm them.
