How PUBG Mobile UC Top-Up by Player ID Works
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Topping up PUBG Mobile UC should not require your password. This guide explains what UC is, what information a top-up really needs, what happens after you pay and how to avoid the common mistakes.
What UC is and what it is used for
UC is the in-game currency of PUBG Mobile. You spend it in the in-game store on the Royale Pass, skins and other items. UC is bought in packs: each pack holds a set amount of UC, and you pick a pack rather than typing a custom amount.
Why a Player ID is enough
A top-up by Player ID sends the UC to the numeric ID of your game account, which you can see in your in-game profile. The ID identifies the account; it does not give anyone access to it.
That is why a legitimate top-up never needs your password or a login code. If anyone asks for them, stop: enter only the Player ID.
Step by step on YoozMarket
The whole flow is short:
- Create a free account and add funds to your wallet.
- Open “New order”, choose Games & services, then PUBG Mobile and the pack you want.
- Enter your Player ID. The pack price is deducted from your wallet and the order is placed.
- Follow the order under “Orders” in your dashboard until the UC is delivered.
Mistakes to avoid
- Typing the ID by hand: copy it from your profile, because the UC goes to exactly the ID you send. An invalid ID is rejected so you can correct it.
- Choosing a pack before the wallet holds at least its price.
- Expecting instant delivery: game orders are fulfilled manually by the team, so check the status instead of ordering twice.
Prices and availability
Each pack shows its price in dollars, and the total is shown again before you confirm. Packs and prices are kept up to date by YoozMarket and can change; if a pack is not on the order page, it is not available right now. If you have a question about an order, open a support ticket from your dashboard.