Malaysian players top up Mobile Legends Diamonds on Elitedias in ringgit, using Touch 'n Go eWallet, DuitNow, FPX online banking, Boost, GrabPay, ShopeePay or a card. The listing to use for an account registered in Malaysia is Mobile Legends SG/MY. You enter your User ID and Zone ID, pick a pack, pay with the e-wallet or bank of your choice, and the Diamonds land in the account within minutes of payment confirmation.
Checked on 13 October 2026.
Which Mobile Legends listing is right for a Malaysian account?
Moonton locks each account to the regional store it was registered in. Accounts created in Malaysia buy from the SG/MY store, so the correct page is Mobile Legends SG/MY in ringgit. It carries the SG/MY denominations from the 14-Diamond pack up to the large bundles, plus the Weekly Diamond Pass, the Weekly Elite Pack and the Monthly Elite Pack. The live price table is on the product page.
If the account was registered somewhere else, for example by a relative in Indonesia, the checkout will say so at step one and point you to the packs that account can buy. You can still pay in ringgit; only the store behind the packs changes. Accounts outside the curated regions use the standard Mobile Legends listing.
How is the price shown in Malaysia?
On the /en-my pages every pack is priced in Malaysian ringgit, and the amount shown is what the payment method charges. Any processing fee that applies to a particular method is shown at checkout before you confirm, not added afterwards. There is no currency conversion on your side: the ringgit price is the final price. Prices move with the wholesale cost of Diamonds, so the product page is the only reliable place to read them.
What payment methods work at the Elitedias checkout in Malaysia?
These are the Malaysian methods offered on MYR orders. The full list appears at step three of checkout.
- Touch 'n Go eWallet. Approve the payment in the TnG app. Confirmation is immediate.
- DuitNow. Pay by DuitNow QR or transfer from any participating Malaysian bank app.
- FPX. Online banking through your own bank's login: Maybank2u, CIMB Clicks, Public Bank, RHB, Hong Leong, Bank Islam and the other FPX members.
- Boost. Approve in the Boost app.
- GrabPay. Pay from your GrabPay balance in the Grab app.
- ShopeePay. Approve in the Shopee app.
- Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Visa and Mastercard debit or credit, or the wallet on your phone.
- 7-Eleven Malaysia. A cash option for buyers without a wallet or bank app; the checkout shows the steps once you select it.
All payments are processed by regulated gateways. Elitedias never sees or stores your full card number, and e-wallet approvals happen inside the wallet's own app.
How do you top up Mobile Legends in Malaysia, step by step?
- Find your User ID and Zone ID. Open Mobile Legends, tap your avatar at the top-left of the lobby, and read the line under your nickname: the long number is the User ID, the number in brackets is the Zone ID. Copy it rather than retyping.
- Open the Malaysia listing. Go to Mobile Legends SG/MY. Make sure the currency shown is MYR; the /en-my pages default to it.
- Enter the two IDs. Put the long number in the User ID box and the bracketed number in the Zone ID box. The form checks the account and shows the nickname it found. If the nickname is wrong, stop and recheck the digits.
- Choose a pack. One-off Diamond packs for an immediate balance, or the Weekly Diamond Pass if you log in daily and want a better Diamonds-per-ringgit rate.
- Pick a payment method. Touch 'n Go eWallet and DuitNow are the quickest for most buyers; FPX if you prefer your bank login. Any method fee is displayed before you confirm.
- Enter your contact details and pay. Approve the payment in your wallet or bank app. The order number is shown on screen; keep it in case you need support.
- Open the game. Diamonds appear in your balance within minutes of payment confirmation. If the balance has not updated, restart the game once.
What does the checkout never ask for?
Your Mobile Legends password, your Moonton account login, your Google or Facebook login, or any one-time code from the game. The only game details needed are the public User ID and Zone ID. If any top-up site asks for login credentials, close it.
Why not just buy in the Google Play or App Store?
In-app purchases work, but they route through the app store's billing with its own pricing and, for many cards, a foreign-currency element. Paying through a Malaysian e-wallet or FPX keeps the whole transaction in ringgit with a local bank or wallet. Whether the Elitedias ringgit price beats the in-app price for a given pack is something to compare on the product page on the day, since both move.
Common questions from Malaysian buyers
Can I pay with Touch 'n Go eWallet for Mobile Legends?
Yes. Select Touch 'n Go eWallet at step three, approve the payment in the TnG app, and the order confirms straight away.
Does DuitNow work from any bank?
DuitNow is supported by the major Malaysian banks and wallets. Choose DuitNow at checkout and pay from your bank app via the QR or transfer flow it presents.
Can a Malaysian buyer top up a Singapore-registered account?
Yes. Singapore and Malaysia share the same Moonton store, so a Singapore-registered account can be topped up from the ringgit page with the same packs. Buyers paying in Singapore dollars use the Singapore page with PayNow.
What if the Diamonds have not arrived after fifteen minutes?
Restart the game first. If the balance is still unchanged, message Elitedias support on WhatsApp or Telegram with your order number. Delays are almost always Moonton maintenance, and the order completes when the store reopens.
Can I get a refund?
A refund is issued only if Elitedias cannot deliver the order. Once Diamonds are credited to the account entered at checkout, they cannot be withdrawn, because Moonton provides no mechanism to reverse a delivery. That includes orders placed with a wrong User ID, so the nickname check at step one is the moment to catch a typo.
Moonton's official site for the game is m.mobilelegends.com.
