How to Buy PUBG UC in Pakistan: JazzCash, Easypaisa and Card
Buy PUBG Mobile UC in Pakistan the official way: Midasbuy with JazzCash, Easypaisa or mobile billing, in-game Shop prices, 236Y tax and the free UC scams.
You can buy PUBG Mobile UC in Pakistan in two official ways: inside the game through Google Play or the App Store, or on Midasbuy, the top-up site the official PUBG Mobile website links to. On 29 September 2026, Midasbuy's Pakistan page listed Easypaisa, JazzCash, cards, and Jazz, Zong and Ufone mobile billing, with 60 UC from Rs 249.
UC, short for Unknown Cash, is the paid currency in PUBG Mobile. It buys the Royale Pass, crates, skins and outfits. Every UC you own should come from the publisher or an app store, because UC from anywhere else can be taken back, along with your account.
We opened the official PUBG Mobile website, followed its top-up link, and loaded Midasbuy's Pakistan store and the Pakistan App Store listing on 29 September 2026. We did not make a purchase, so we have not seen the checkout screens for each wallet.
Two official ways to buy PUBG UC in Pakistan
The two official routes are the in-game Shop, which charges through Google Play or the App Store, and Midasbuy on the web. Midasbuy calls itself the official recharge store by Tencent, and the PUBG Mobile website links to it. Both put UC straight into your account.
The main difference is how you pay. The in-game Shop uses whatever your app store accepts. On Android that is a card: Google's own list for Pakistan names Visa, Mastercard and JCB, as we found when checking paying on Google Play with JazzCash or Easypaisa. On an iPhone it is also a card, since Apple offers no mobile billing here.
Midasbuy is the easier route for anyone without a card. Its Pakistan page lists local wallets and mobile billing. You do not need to log in to your game account; you enter your Player ID and pay.
| Route | How you pay in Pakistan | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| In-game Shop on Android | Card added to Google Play | Players with a debit or credit card |
| In-game Shop on iPhone | Card added to your Apple ID | iPhone players with a card |
| Midasbuy Pakistan | Easypaisa, JazzCash, card, or Jazz, Zong and Ufone billing | Players with only a wallet or a SIM |
Midasbuy lists Easypaisa, JazzCash and mobile billing for Pakistan
On 29 September 2026, Midasbuy's Pakistan store showed six payment options: Easypaisa, JazzCash, a credit, debit or prepaid card, and mobile billing on Jazz, Zong and Ufone. Prices were in rupees. The site says no registration is needed, only your Player ID.
Your Player ID is the number under your name on your PUBG Mobile profile. Copy it from the game rather than typing it. One wrong digit sends the UC to a stranger, and there is no easy way back.
- Open the PUBG Mobile website and use its top-up link, or go to Midasbuy's Pakistan page directly.
- Check the address bar reads midasbuy.com and the store is set to Pakistan.
- Enter your Player ID and confirm the name that appears is yours.
- Pick a UC pack, then pick Easypaisa, JazzCash, a card or your mobile network.
- Approve the payment in your wallet app or by the code sent to your phone, then check your UC balance in the game.
Mobile billing puts the charge on your prepaid balance or postpaid bill. It is handy for teenagers without a wallet. That is also why parents should keep an eye on the balance.
UC prices in Pakistan on Midasbuy and the App Store
Midasbuy showed 60 UC from Rs 249 and 600 UC plus 60 bonus UC from Rs 2,499. The Pakistan App Store listed 60 UC at Rs 269 and 600 UC at Rs 2,699. So on the day we checked, the web store was about 7% cheaper for the same base pack.
| UC pack | Midasbuy Pakistan (from) | Pakistan App Store |
|---|---|---|
| 60 UC | Rs 249 | Rs 269 |
| 300 UC (+25 bonus on Midasbuy) | Rs 1,249 | Rs 1,349 |
| 600 UC (+60 bonus on Midasbuy) | Rs 2,499 | Rs 2,699 |
| 1,500 UC (+300 bonus on Midasbuy) | Rs 6,249 | Rs 6,799 |
| 3,000 UC (+850 bonus on Midasbuy) | Rs 12,499 | Not in the list we saw |
Midasbuy labels prices "From", because the final amount can differ by payment method. The crossed-out prices beside them were the same as, or close to, the App Store amounts, so the discount is a Midasbuy offer, not a permanent rate. Bonus UC inside the game may also differ, so compare the total UC before you pay.
The App Store also listed PUBG Mobile Prime at Rs 249 a month and Prime Plus at Rs 2,499 a month. These are subscriptions and renew until you cancel them.
Card payments may carry FBR advance tax
If you pay with a Pakistani card, your bank may deduct advance tax under section 236Y on money sent abroad by card. FBR's rate card lists 0.5% for people on the Active Taxpayers List and 1% for everyone else. Wallet and mobile billing payments are handled differently.
The same tax shows up on Steam game payments and other foreign card spending. It is adjustable against your income tax if you file a return. Add the bank's own conversion charge, and your statement may show a little more than the price you saw.
Before blaming Midasbuy for a failed card payment, check that your bank has switched on online and international use. Most card declines in Pakistan come from that one setting.
Free UC sites and account sharing are the common scams
Any site offering free UC, a UC generator, or UC far below Midasbuy's price is a scam or uses stolen payment details. PUBG Mobile only sells UC through its own channels. Handing over your login to a "seller" is the fastest way to lose the account.
The patterns repeat. A page asks you to log in with Facebook or Twitter to "claim" UC, and takes the password. A seller on WhatsApp wants your account email and password to "load" UC, then changes them. Or a cheap offer arrives, the UC lands, and weeks later it is reversed because a stolen card paid for it.
- Never type your game login on any page that is not the game or the official account site.
- Never share the one-time code from your wallet or bank, even with someone who says they are from support.
- Pay only on midasbuy.com or inside the game. Check the spelling of the address.
- Turn on the extra login security in your linked Facebook, Google or Apple account.
If you lose money to a fake seller, report it to your wallet or bank first, then to the NCCIA using the steps for reporting a cybercrime in Pakistan. Keep the chat screenshots and the payment receipt. Game updates, such as the PUBG Mobile 4.6 update, often bring a new wave of "free UC" links, so be most careful in the first week of a new season.
Common questions
Is Midasbuy the official PUBG Mobile top-up site?
Yes. The official PUBG Mobile website links to Midasbuy for top-ups, and Midasbuy describes itself as the official recharge store by Tencent.
Can I buy PUBG UC with JazzCash or Easypaisa?
Yes, on Midasbuy. Its Pakistan page listed both wallets on 29 September 2026. The in-game Shop on Android needs a card added to Google Play.
Can I buy UC with my mobile balance in Pakistan?
Midasbuy listed Jazz, Zong and Ufone mobile billing for Pakistan on the day we checked. The charge goes on your balance or bill.
How much is 60 UC in Pakistan?
On 29 September 2026, 60 UC cost from Rs 249 on Midasbuy and Rs 269 on the Pakistan App Store. Prices change with offers.
Do I need to log in to Midasbuy?
No. Midasbuy says no registration or login is needed. You enter your Player ID, confirm the name, and pay.
Are free UC generators real?
No. They are phishing pages built to steal your game or social media login. UC only comes from the game Shop or Midasbuy.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked on 29 September 2026. The top-up link is from the official PUBG Mobile website. Payment methods and UC prices are from Midasbuy's Pakistan store, loaded in a browser on the same day. App Store prices are from the PUBG Mobile listing on Apple's Pakistan App Store. The 236Y rate is from FBR's withholding tax rate card updated to 30 June 2026. We did not buy UC, so we could not see the final amount for each payment method. Prices and offers change often; check the store before paying.
About the author
Senior Writer, Public Services and Technology
Shahid joined us in 2024 as an author. He is a senior contributor to Pakistan's leading technology websites. He writes detailed articles, mostly covering his expertise in the latest tech, mobiles, apps, gadgets, and step-by-step guides. His ideology is to help people understand the latest trends and explain complex methods through very easy-to-understand guides.
