Call of Antia Diamonds top-up — no password required

Buy Call of Antia Diamonds — how top-up works

Call of Antia: Match 3 RPG by FunPlus International is a mobile match-3 RPG that blends classic tile-matching with hero collection, dragons, and strategic battles. Diamonds are the game's premium currency — you'll want them for summoning heroes, climbing the Battle Pass, and picking up limited-time store offers.

Since 2022, Russian bank cards no longer work in the official store. Ashop closes that gap: top up your Diamonds by UID, pay in rubles, and skip the VPN and the password sharing.

What Diamonds are and what they're for

Diamonds are the single premium currency in Call of Antia. Anything you'd normally pay real money for runs through them — there's no second hidden currency to juggle, so you always know exactly what you're buying.

Diamond packages on Ashop

Ashop offers Diamond top-ups in a range of sizes, so you can match the package to your goal:

• 325 Diamonds
• 650 Diamonds
• 1,300 Diamonds
• 1,950 Diamonds
• 3,250 Diamonds
• 6,500 Diamonds

Smaller packages cover a quick summon or a single store deal; larger ones are built for chasing a banner or finishing a Battle Pass season.

What Diamonds unlock

• Hero and dragon summons at the Gate of Summons
• Battle Pass premium track
• Special offers, resource packs, and seasonal bundles in the in-game store
• Daily Shop deals

Platform: Google or Facebook?

In the catalog, each package comes in two variants — Google and Facebook. Pick the one linked to your Call of Antia account. If you sign in through Google Play, choose the Google package; if you sign in through Facebook, choose Facebook. The two can't be mixed: the top-up lands on the account tied to that specific platform.

How to top up Call of Antia via Ashop

Step 1: Find your UID

Your UID is the numeric ID of your account. To find it:

1. Open the game and sign in
2. Tap the avatar icon in the top-left corner of the main screen
3. Your UID and character name will appear

Copy the UID exactly as shown — a single wrong digit sends the top-up to the wrong account. No password is needed.

Step 2: Choose a package

In the Ashop catalog, pick your Diamond package size and platform (Google or Facebook). If you're not sure which platform applies, check your in-game account settings first.

Step 3: Pay in rubles

Ashop accepts ruble payments:

• MIR card — cards from Russian banks
• SBP — the Fast Payment System via your banking app
• Bank card — standard ruble card payment
• Cryptocurrency — USDT and others

No VPN, foreign cards, or accounts on overseas services required.

Step 4: Receive your Diamonds

Once payment is confirmed, your Diamonds are credited to your account. You can track the order status in your Ashop profile, and support is available on Telegram if you have questions.

Security: why no password is needed

Gray-market sellers often ask for your account login and password, then sign in themselves and buy through foreign cards. That breaks FunPlus's terms of service and puts your account at risk of a ban.

Ashop works differently. Top-up by UID is the standard route FunPlus provides for third-party platforms. You share only a numeric ID — no account access, no password, no risk of a ban for using it.

A few extra safety tips:

• Copy your UID straight from the game instead of typing it — a manual slip costs money
• Double-check the platform before you order (Google vs Facebook)
• Never hand over your password — not to sellers, not to strangers in chat

What Diamonds are used for in Call of Antia

Hero and dragon summons

Call of Antia features a roster of epic and legendary heroes, and Diamonds are the main currency for summoning them at the Gate of Summons. New heroes arrive regularly in special banners, so an active summoner always has a use for Diamonds.

Battle Pass

The game runs a seasonal Battle Pass with a free track and a premium track. Diamonds unlock the premium track, which adds resources, gear, and other rewards as you progress through the season.

Subscription passes

Ashop also offers subscription passes such as the Gem Pass, Golden Weekly Pass, and Deluxe Gem Pass — weekly subscriptions that pay out cumulative rewards and daily bonuses. For steady players, a pass usually gives better value than a one-off package because the rewards add up over the week.

About the game: Call of Antia

Call of Antia: Match 3 RPG is developed and published by FunPlus International AG and available on iOS and Android. It's a match-3 RPG hybrid that pairs tile-matching puzzles with hero collection, base building (the Shire), dragons, and a mix of PvE and PvP modes.

Key game modes:

• PvE campaign — story chapters that ramp up in difficulty
• Alliance Wars — guild-versus-guild battles
• Arena — 1v1 PvP duels
• Fallen Titans — world bosses with their own mechanics
• Endless modes — solo challenges with scaling difficulty

Heroes are tied to board elements — red, blue, yellow, green, and purple. Building a balanced team around those elements is the key to clearing the tougher content.

The game gets ongoing support, with regular updates that add new heroes and seasons. As of April 2026, Call of Antia is still receiving content updates.

How to choose a Diamond package

The right package depends on your in-game goals — it's less about how much to spend and more about what you want to achieve.

For a single summon or store deal

If you just want one summon or a one-off store offer, a smaller package like 325 or 650 Diamonds does the job. 650 Diamonds is enough for a 10-pull multi-summon on most banners.

For banner chasing and the Battle Pass

If you're going deep on a new banner or aiming to finish the premium Battle Pass track, larger packages such as 3,250 or 6,500 Diamonds give you the runway to keep pulling and keep progressing.

For regular players

If you log in every day, a subscription pass (Gem Pass, Golden Weekly Pass, or Deluxe Gem Pass) tends to stretch further than a single large top-up, since the rewards trickle in across the whole week.

Platform choice: avoiding the common mistake

Choosing Google or Facebook isn't a preference — it's a technical requirement. The top-up goes to the account on that exact platform, and picking the wrong one sends your Diamonds to an account you can't reach, with no easy refund.

How to identify your platform:

Open Call of Antia's account settings. Under account management, it shows whether your progress is linked to Google or Facebook. If both are listed, go with your usual login method. Android players who installed through Google Play are usually on Google; if you registered with "Log in with Facebook" in-game, choose Facebook.

Hero collection and how summons work

Call of Antia's heroes are tied to the match-3 board's elements, and matching their color powers up their skills — that's the heart of combat. You collect them through the Gate of Summons, spending Diamonds or summon tokens to roll for new heroes. Duplicates aren't wasted, either: they convert into useful resources you can spend elsewhere.

Dragons are a separate collection. They fight alongside your heroes with their own skills — some come from events, others from campaign progress.

Building the Shire: why your base matters

The Shire is your home base in Antia. Building and upgrading its structures unlocks resource generation, troop training, and research. Mines produce Gold, the soft currency for hero upgrades, while the Daily Shop trades in both Gold and Diamonds. Base growth is tied to campaign progress, so advancing the story raises your building caps and keeps PvE and construction moving together.

Alliance Wars and PvP: why join a guild

Alliance Wars is the main team PvP mode — guilds fight over territory and rewards, and taking part earns Honor that you can spend on exclusive upgrades. The Arena offers 1v1 duels with daily battles, while the endless solo modes and Fallen Titans world bosses round out the endgame.

Active PvP and guild play hand out plenty of resources on their own, so you can earn summon tokens, hero shards, and gear just by showing up. Buying Diamonds on Ashop simply speeds up your progress — it complements the gameplay rather than replacing it.

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