How to Find Your MLBB Player ID in the Philippines (2026)
Find your Mobile Legends Player ID and Server ID in under a minute. Exact tap-by-tap guide for Filipino MLBB players who top up with GCash or Maya.
Last Updated: August 13, 2026
Your MLBB Player ID is the number below your username on your profile screen, and your Server ID is the number in parentheses next to it (e.g., 123456789 (3022)). Open Mobile Legends → tap your avatar in the top-left corner → copy both numbers from the screen that opens. It takes about ten seconds.
Every diamond top-up — through KolaGold, Codashop, or any recharge service — needs this pair of numbers, because the Player ID alone isn't enough to route credit to the right account. This guide walks through exactly where to find them, what each number means, and the mistakes Filipino players make most often.
👉 Chat with us on WhatsApp — not sure about your IDs? Send a screenshot and we'll verify them for you.
Where to Find Your MLBB Player ID (Step by Step)
Step 1: Open Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Wait for the main lobby to load. On most devices this takes a few seconds — the login screen shows your account region, so make sure you're on the server you actually play on (the Philippines server, for most of us).
Step 2: Tap your profile avatar
It's in the top-left corner of the main screen. That's your player card — not the settings gear, not the events icon. The profile button shows your current skin/avatar.
Step 3: Read the two numbers under your username
Below your in-game name you'll see something like:
123456789 (3022)
- 123456789 = your Player ID (also called User ID or UID)
- 3022 = your Server ID (also called Zone ID or server number)
Step 4: Copy both numbers exactly
Player IDs are 9–10 digits in most cases. Server IDs are usually 4 digits. Copy them into the message you send — don't retype from memory, and don't trust a screenshot from an old season; your profile is the single source of truth.
That's it. If your profile screen shows a nickname in big letters but no number below it, you're on an older client version — update the game from the App Store or Google Play first, then repeat the steps.
Player ID vs Server ID: What's the Difference?
| Player ID | Server ID | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Your unique account number | Your account's home server number |
| Format | 9–10 digits | 4 digits (e.g., 3022) |
| Where it shows | Below your username | In parentheses next to the ID |
| Why top-ups need it | Identifies your account | Routes credit to the right server |
Two players can have the same-looking Player ID on different servers. That's why recharge services ask for both — and why mixing them up is the most common top-up error in the Philippines. Filipino players are usually on the PH servers (2001–2xxx range and beyond), but if you play from abroad or switched accounts, double-check the number in parentheses, not the one you remember.
Why Your MLBB IDs Matter for GCash Top-Ups
When you pay for diamonds with GCash or Maya, the recharge service has only one way to deliver them: your Player ID and Server ID. It's the digital address of your MLBB account.
Here's the flow with KolaGold's MLBB diamond top-up:
- You send your Player ID + Server ID on WhatsApp
- You pay with GCash or Maya
- The service routes the diamonds through official recharge channels
- Diamonds appear in your account in about 60 seconds
We can't see your password, your email, or your payment history — the ID pair is all that's needed, which is exactly why you should never hand those credentials to anyone else.
Common Mistakes Filipino Players Make
1. Sharing a screenshot of your profile (with the wrong part cropped)
A profile screenshot is actually the most reliable way to share your IDs — just make sure the number row below your username is visible. Cropping it out "for safety" makes the screenshot useless for top-ups.
2. Confusing the account ID with the match/room ID
The ID shown after a match or in a room lobby is not your account ID. Always use the profile screen.
3. Using an old ID from a social media post
Server migrations and account transfers happen. Recheck your profile right before ordering — a two-month-old screenshot can point at a server you've since left.
4. Sharing your Moonton password "just in case"
No legitimate recharge service ever needs your password. If anyone asks, block them. Your IDs are public to other players; your password never is.
What If You Can't Find Your IDs at All?
Try these in order:
- Update the game — old clients sometimes hide the ID row
- Check the account settings — Settings → Account shows your account info and linked email; your ID may appear there
- Log in from the correct server — if you have multiple accounts, the profile screen shows the account you're currently in
- Message us a screenshot of your profile — we'll read the numbers off for you on WhatsApp
If you've ever seen your ID written down (a friend's list, an old team invite, a tournament registration), those usually contain the ID only — you still need the server number, so the profile screen remains the fastest route.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is my MLBB Player ID located in the app?
Tap your profile avatar in the top-left corner of the main screen. Your Player ID is the number directly below your username, with your Server ID in parentheses next to it — e.g., 123456789 (3022).
What is the difference between my Player ID and my Server ID?
Your Player ID is your unique account number; your Server ID is the 4-digit number of the server your account lives on. Top-up services need both because the same ID can exist on different servers.
My MLBB profile shows a nickname — where is the actual number?
The number sits below the nickname on the profile screen. If you only see the name and an avatar, update the game client — older versions hide the ID row. After updating, the ID appears under your username.
Can someone use my Player ID to hack my account?
No. Your Player ID is visible to every player who sees your profile — it's public information by design. Account access requires your password and your login credentials. Never share those, and you have nothing to worry about from sharing your IDs.
Do I need to share my Moonton password for a top-up?
Never. KolaGold and every legitimate recharge service only need your Player ID and Server ID. Anyone asking for your password is trying to steal your account.
Can I top up using someone else's Player ID?
Yes — that's how gifting works. If you're buying diamonds for a friend in the Philippines, send their Player ID and Server ID. Diamonds go directly to their account; just be certain both numbers are theirs.
Ready to Top Up?
Now that you have your IDs handy:
- Message us on WhatsApp
- Send your Player ID + Server ID
- Pay with GCash or Maya
- Diamonds in your account in about 60 seconds
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