How to top up PUBG Mobile UC in Iraq

UC — Unknown Cash — is PUBG Mobile’s in-game currency, and it is the only way to buy the Royale Pass, crate keys and most skins. It cannot be earned in useful quantities by playing, which is why topping up is the normal route.

What a UC code actually is

A UC top-up code is a voucher you redeem into your own PUBG account. It is not a subscription and it is not tied to a device: the balance lands on the account ID you redeem it against and stays there. Because it is a code rather than a card charge, no bank details reach the game.

Four steps, start to finish

• Pick the UC amount you want. Larger amounts carry more bonus UC per dinar, which is why 660 UC is better value per unit than 60 UC.
• Pay with FIB, FastPay, Zain Cash, Qi Card or a Visa or Mastercard. Nothing here needs an international card.
• The code appears on the confirmation screen and in your email as soon as payment clears — usually within a minute.
• Open the PUBG Mobile top-up page, sign in, and enter the code. The UC shows in your balance immediately.

Why the region on the card matters

A UC voucher is issued for a particular region, and a code from the wrong one will be refused. Every product page here shows the redemption region before you pay rather than after — which is the single most common reason a code bought elsewhere does not work. If you are unsure which region your account is on, message us before ordering rather than after.

Paying from Iraq without an international card

Most global stores want a card issued outside Iraq, which is the real reason players end up buying UC from a reseller on WhatsApp at whatever rate is offered that day. Here the price is in dinars, on the page, and FIB, FastPay, Zain Cash and Qi Card all settle instantly.