Arena Breakout Bonds Top Up in Pakistan: Every Mobile and Infinite Price, Easypaisa, JazzCash and Card
Arena Breakout Bonds price in Pakistan: 60 for Rs 300 up to 6,500 for Rs 24,900 on mobile, Infinite Bonds on Midasbuy with Easypaisa, JazzCash or card. See all.
Arena Breakout Bonds cost Rs 300 for 60 and Rs 24,900 for 6,500 in Apple's Pakistan App Store, while the PC game Arena Breakout: Infinite sells its Bonds on Midasbuy in rupees, from Rs 276.77 for 100, with card, Easypaisa or JazzCash. The two are separate games with separate shops, which is where most buyers get confused.
We read both price lists on 24 October 2026. Below are every pack for mobile and for PC, the cost per Bond, one mobile pack that is worse value than a smaller one, and how to pay from Pakistan.
Arena Breakout mobile Bonds prices start at Rs 300
Apple's Pakistan App Store lists six Bond packs for the mobile game, from 60 Bonds for Rs 300 to 6,500 Bonds for Rs 24,900. It also lists two battle passes, a beginner bundle and a supplies pack.
| Mobile item | App Store Pakistan price | Cost per Bond |
|---|---|---|
| 60 Bonds | Rs 300 | Rs 5.00 |
| 310 Bonds | Rs 1,300 | Rs 4.19 |
| 630 Bonds | Rs 2,900 | Rs 4.60 |
| 1,580 Bonds | Rs 6,900 | Rs 4.37 |
| 3,200 Bonds | Rs 12,900 | Rs 4.03 |
| 6,500 Bonds | Rs 24,900 | Rs 3.83 |
| Beginner Select Bundle | Rs 300 | Bundle |
| Advanced Battle Pass | Rs 1,300 | Pass |
| Premium Battle Pass | Rs 3,900 | Pass |
| Premium Supplies | Rs 2,900 | Bundle |
The cost per Bond is our arithmetic from Apple's listed prices. Apple shows the ten most popular items only, so the game shop may hold other offers.
Skip the 630 Bond pack on mobile
The 630 pack costs Rs 2,900, which is Rs 4.60 a Bond. Two 310 packs give 620 Bonds for Rs 2,600, only 10 Bonds fewer for Rs 300 less. On Apple's list, the 630 pack is the worst value of any pack above 60.
Above that, the larger packs get cheaper per Bond, down to Rs 3.83 on the 6,500 pack. The Advanced Battle Pass at Rs 1,300 is usually the first thing worth buying for a regular player, because a pass pays out over the season rather than once.
Arena Breakout: Infinite Bonds on Midasbuy start at Rs 276.77
The PC game, Arena Breakout: Infinite, has a Pakistan page on Midasbuy, Tencent's official recharge store. It prices six Bond packs in rupees, with small bonus Bonds on the larger ones.
| PC pack (Infinite) | Bonus | Price on Midasbuy Pakistan |
|---|---|---|
| 100 Bonds | None | Rs 276.77 |
| 500 Bonds | +10 (2%) | Rs 1,395.02 |
| 1,000 Bonds | +40 (4%) | Rs 2,792.84 |
| 2,500 Bonds | +125 (5%) | Rs 6,986.30 |
| 5,000 Bonds | +300 (6%) | Rs 13,975.40 |
| 10,000 Bonds | +800 (8%) | Rs 27,953.59 |
The odd paisa amounts suggest these prices are converted from dollars, so they may move slightly with the exchange rate. Midasbuy sells these as a separate product from the mobile game. Treat Infinite Bonds and mobile Bonds as two different currencies.
Payment: Easypaisa and JazzCash for PC, cards for mobile
The Midasbuy Infinite page lists four payment methods: card, JazzCash, Easypaisa and WeChat Pay. That is the easiest route for a PC player without a card. Wallet top-ups were failing across game stores on 24 October, which our report on the Easypaisa and JazzCash top up outage covers, so check the payment screen before you start.
For the mobile game, the App Store takes cards only in Pakistan, with no mobile balance billing, as we found when we checked payment methods for an Apple ID in Pakistan. Google Play also lists cards. A JazzCash or Easypaisa debit card can work if it allows international online payments.
How to buy Arena Breakout: Infinite Bonds on Midasbuy
The PC purchase takes about two minutes. You need your player ID from the game and a payment method. Midasbuy does not need your password.
- Open midasbuy.com and set the country to Pakistan so prices show in PKR.
- Choose Arena Breakout: Infinite and enter your player ID from the game.
- Check the player name shown so the Bonds go to the right account.
- Pick a Bond pack. The 10,000 pack has the biggest bonus at 8 per cent.
- Pay by card, JazzCash or Easypaisa and finish any code your bank sends.
- Open the game and check your Bonds. Keep the Midasbuy order number.
If money leaves your wallet and no Bonds arrive, wait 30 minutes, restart the game and check the Midasbuy order centre. A failed order should be reversed by the wallet. A completed order with nothing delivered needs a message to Midasbuy customer service with the order number.
Safety warning: Arena Breakout is a loot game, and that makes accounts valuable to thieves. Never share your login with a "cheap Bonds" seller, and ignore free Bond generators. If you are cheated, you can report the fraud to the NCCIA.
Common questions
How much are 6,500 Bonds in Pakistan?
Rs 24,900 in Apple's Pakistan App Store for the mobile game. That is the best per-Bond rate on Apple's list, about Rs 3.83 each.
Can I buy Arena Breakout Bonds with Easypaisa?
For the PC game Arena Breakout: Infinite, yes, on Midasbuy's Pakistan page. For the mobile game, the App Store and Google Play take cards, not wallets.
Are mobile Bonds and Infinite Bonds the same?
No. Midasbuy sells Infinite Bonds as their own product, and the mobile game has its own shop. Buy for the game you actually play.
Which mobile pack is worst value?
The 630 Bond pack at Rs 2,900. Two 310 packs give almost the same Bonds for Rs 2,600.
How much is the Arena Breakout battle pass in Pakistan?
Apple lists the Advanced Battle Pass at Rs 1,300 and the Premium Battle Pass at Rs 3,900 for the mobile game.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the Arena Breakout listing on Apple's Pakistan App Store and the Midasbuy Arena Breakout: Infinite Pakistan page on 24 October 2026, for every price, bonus and payment method shown here. We found no Midasbuy page for the mobile game, could not read Google Play's prices and did not make a test purchase.
About the author
Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer
Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.
