Your MLBB account is two numbers, not one. Find your User ID and Zone ID, understand the 12345678 (1234) format, and check what you are about to paste before you top up.
Mobile Legends User ID & Zone ID: How to Find Them (and Not Mix Them Up)
Mobile Legends User ID & Zone ID: How to Find Them (and Not Mix Them Up)
A Mobile Legends account is identified by two numbers: the User ID and the Zone ID. In the game they appear together as something like 12345678 (1234) — the part before the brackets is your User ID, the number inside them is your Zone ID.
Getting these the wrong way round is the most common top-up mistake there is, and Diamonds sent to the wrong account cannot be recovered. Use the checker below to see exactly which number is which before you paste anything anywhere.
Mobile Legends User ID & Zone ID Finder
Your account is identified by two numbers, not one. Mixing them up sends your Diamonds to a stranger — and they cannot be recovered. Here is where to find both, and a checker for what you are about to paste.
Part 1 — Where to find it
Your profile shows both numbers at once
Mobile Legends prints the account number with the zone in brackets. It looks like this:
12345678
User ID
(
1234
Zone ID
)
The part before the brackets is your User ID. The number inside the brackets is your Zone ID — also called the Server ID.
- Open Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and wait for the main screen to load.
- Tap your profile picture / avatar in the top-left corner.
- Your account number is shown on the profile panel in the 12345678 (1234) format — it can usually be copied straight from there.
- When a top-up site asks for two fields, the long number goes in User ID and the bracketed one in Zone ID.
The path is the same on Android and iPhone — the ID sits behind your avatar on both. Third-party top-up sites ask for both numbers because that is how they know which account to credit. The in-game shop never asks for either: buying Diamonds inside the game charges your Google Play or App Store account directly.
Your User ID and Zone ID identify your account — they are not a password. Handing them to a top-up service is normal. Handing over your account login — email, phone number, password or a verification code — never is.
Part 2 — Check your ID
Paste what you see, and we will split it for you
Type or paste the number exactly as it appears on your profile. This runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.
Formats understood: 12345678 (1234), 12345678(1234), 12345678 1234, 12345678-1234.
Before you buy
A correct ID is only half the check
A right ID on a wrong site still loses your money. If you are weighing up an offer — a price that looks too good, a site you have not heard of, a seller in a chat app — run it through the Mobile Legends top-up safety checker in our companion post first. If you would rather skip third-party sellers altogether, the Mobile Legends top-up guide walks through the gift-card route: load your store balance, then buy Diamonds inside the game where no IDs are needed at all.
And never top up for someone who messages you first, however convincing the story.
Topping up the safe way? Load your store balance with a gift card, then buy Diamonds in the in-game shop:
Buy the card for the same country your Google Play or Apple account is registered in — store balances are region-locked and a mismatched card will not redeem. Buying this way, the in-game shop needs no User ID and no Zone ID at all: it already knows which account you are signed in to.
Unofficial fan tool by Recharge.com — not affiliated with or endorsed by Moonton, Google or Apple. This tool checks the format of an ID only and cannot verify an account. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.
Where to find your IDs
Open Mobile Legends and tap your profile or avatar at the top-left of the main screen. Your account number appears on the profile panel in the bracketed format, and can usually be copied straight from there. The path is the same on Android and iPhone.
What the IDs are — and are not
They identify your account so someone can send Diamonds to it. They are not a password and not a security secret. Sharing them for a top-up is normal; sharing your account login never is. If an offer asks for anything beyond those two numbers, treat it as a scam and run it through the safety checker first.
You do not need IDs for the in-game shop
Buying Diamonds inside the game charges your Google Play or App Store account directly — no IDs involved, nothing to mistype. If you would rather not link a bank card to your phone, fund that balance with a Google Play or Apple Gift Card; the top-up guide walks through it step by step.
Mobile Legends FAQ
How do I find my Mobile Legends User ID?
Tap your profile or avatar on the main screen. The account number is shown on the profile panel as User ID followed by the Zone ID in brackets, for example 12345678 (1234).
What is the Zone ID in Mobile Legends?
It is the number in brackets after your User ID — sometimes called the Server ID. Third-party top-up sites need both numbers to identify your account correctly.
What happens if I enter the wrong ID?
The Diamonds go to whichever account matches the numbers you entered, and that cannot be reversed. Always check both numbers carefully before paying — the checker above splits them for you so you can copy each part correctly.
Is it safe to share my User ID and Zone ID?
Sharing them for a top-up is normal — they are identifiers, not credentials. Sharing your account password or logging in on someone else’s page is never safe.
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Written by
Conor Byrne
