Blood Strike

Open the game and tap your avatar in the top-left corner of the lobby — the User ID is on the profile screen. The more reliable route is Settings → Account → User ID. The ID is digits only; do not enter your nickname. Copy it with the copy button next to it rather than retyping: NetEase credits whatever id it receives, and one wrong digit sends the gold to a stranger with no way back.

After entering your User ID, tap “Check” — we ask the supplier for the nickname attached to that ID and show it to you before payment. If it is yours, you are set. If it is someone else's or nothing is found, do not pay: check that you copied the ID from your own account, in full and with no spaces.

Gold is the in-game currency of Blood Strike. It buys weapon and character skins, bundles and shop items, and unlocks the seasonal passes. The larger the pack, the better the price per unit of gold.

The Strike Pass is the seasonal battle pass: it unlocks the paid reward track, handed out as you gain season levels. Elite and Premium differ in how much they contain. The Level Up Pass is not a reward set but an accelerator — it raises your season level so the rewards unlock sooner. Early in a season people usually buy the Strike Pass; the Level Up Pass makes more sense near the end.

No. Top-ups run on your public User ID — no password and no account login are required, and we never ask for them. Any service that asks for your game password is a red flag.

Yes — you can pay in Uzbek sum with Uzcard and Humo cards via Click, Payme and Uzum, and the rate and final total are shown before you pay. Gold and passes are credited automatically once your payment is confirmed, usually within a few minutes.

No. YuPay is an independent top-up service and is not affiliated with NetEase, the publisher of Blood Strike. We buy and resell top-ups at a transparent rate that is shown before you pay.