Buy Gems and Pass Royale in Clash Royale via Supercell ID

What Are Gems and Pass Royale in Clash Royale

Gems are the main premium currency in Clash Royale. You can use them to open chests instantly, buy cards and items in the Shop, speed up progress on the seasonal reward track, enter paid Challenges, and pick up cosmetics like emotes and tower skins. Gems are credited to your Supercell ID and are available across every device linked to the same account.

Pass Royale is Clash Royale's seasonal pass. It runs for one season (Supercell refreshes seasons roughly every two months) and unlocks an extended reward track: extra chests, free cards, seasonal emotes, and cosmetic items such as tower skins. Compared with the free track, Pass Royale gives a meaningful boost to card and deck progression and helps you level your cards faster. Unclaimed rewards expire at the end of the season, so Pass Royale has to be bought again for the next one.

Ashop's catalog offers Gem packages from 80 to 14,000 units along with Pass Royale. Everything is credited through the same process — via Supercell ID, with no password required. The full list of available packages and current prices is shown directly on the Clash Royale product page.

How to Buy Clash Royale Gems at the Best Price

Topping up on Ashop takes five simple steps. The whole process from checkout to crediting usually runs 10 to 30 minutes — the exact time depends on the package you pick and current operator workload.

1. Open the Clash Royale page in the Ashop catalog and choose your package. Gem packages of different sizes and Pass Royale are available. Pick a size that fits how you play (active seasonal players often go for 2,500 or 6,500 Gems, while 500 or 1,200 is plenty for the occasional chest).
2. Enter your Supercell ID email and contact details. This is the same email you used to register your Supercell ID and log into Clash Royale across devices. If you've only signed in through Game Center or Google Play and haven't linked a Supercell ID yet, set one up in the game first — Settings → Connect to Supercell ID.
3. Select your payment method. Options include MIR, Visa, or Mastercard from Russian or foreign banks, SBP via any banking app, and cryptocurrency (USDT/BTC/ETH). There's more on each method in the next section.
4. Complete the payment. Once you pay, the order status switches to «in progress» and the operator starts the top-up. Supercell sends a six-digit confirmation code to your email — this is a standard Supercell ID security step, and Ashop gains no special access.
5. Give the operator the Supercell confirmation code. The operator uses the code to log into your Supercell ID, buys the Gems or Pass Royale, and logs out right away. Gems land in your Clash Royale balance, and Pass Royale activates in the seasonal rewards window.

Supercell confirmation codes are single-use and tied to one specific login attempt. Sharing a code for a single session doesn't give the operator lasting access to your account: Supercell asks for a fresh code on the next login. That's the key difference between Supercell ID's approach and models built around permanent passwords.

Payment Methods in Ashop

Ashop accepts payments through three independent methods that cover most situations for players in Russia and the CIS.

• Bank card (MIR, Visa, Mastercard). Cards from Russian banks with 3D Secure support are accepted. Foreign Visa and Mastercard work too, provided they pass verification by the payment system and issuing bank. This is the go-to method for regular purchases from a single card.
• SBP — Fast Payment System. Pay by QR code or payment link straight from your banking app: Sberbank, T-Bank, Alfa-Bank, VTB, Gazprombank, Raiffeisenbank, Tinkoff, and other SBP member banks. Handy when you'd rather not type in card details, or when your main card fails for any reason.
• Cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH). For players who already have a crypto wallet — Trust Wallet, Tonkeeper, MetaMask, or others. The exchange rate is locked when the invoice is created, and the amount is fixed for a short window to avoid currency swings. The minimum crypto payment is higher than for cards, so SBP tends to be the better fit for smaller Gem packages.

Specific fees and limits for each method appear during checkout. Ashop doesn't offer additional payment options — these three cover every Clash Royale top-up need from Russia.

Top-Up Security and Supercell ID Usage

Clash Royale uses a login-flow top-up system: Supercell doesn't expose a public Player ID API, so third-party services can't credit Gems anonymously the way they can in PUBG Mobile or Mobile Legends. Top-ups are therefore handled by logging into your Supercell ID. The good news is that Supercell's login system is built so that you never have to share your account password.

How it works in practice:

• Supercell ID authorizes logins with a one-time six-digit code sent to your email. This is Supercell's standard security mechanism, not something Ashop made up.
• With only your Supercell ID email, the Ashop operator starts a login and asks you to relay the code Supercell sent to that address. The code can't be reused or applied to a future login.
• After buying the Gems or Pass Royale, the operator ends the session. Ashop keeps no lasting access to your account.

If anyone asks for your Supercell ID password during the process, that's a red flag: neither Supercell nor any legitimate top-up service needs your password to buy Clash Royale Gems. If that happens, stop and contact Ashop support.

A few extra security tips:

• Make sure you can access the email linked to your Supercell ID before you top up. If you've lost access, recover it with your email provider before logging into the game.
• After topping up, go to Clash Royale → Settings → Supercell ID and review the list of devices with active sessions. Spot an unfamiliar device? Log it out.
• Don't share the confirmation code with anyone except the Ashop operator during an active order. In particular, never hand it to any "Supercell services" via direct messages, Discord, or third-party messengers — Supercell never asks for codes personally.
• If you've entered your Supercell ID password on a third-party website, change it via Settings → Supercell ID in any active Supercell game (Clash Royale, Clash of Clans, Brawl Stars, Hay Day, Boom Beach). The same password covers every Supercell game linked to one ID.
• Email-protected actions in Clash Royale — like device unlinking or account transfer — require email access and confirmation through the same code. So even if a session is compromised, critical account actions can't go through without email access.

How to Spend Gems in Clash Royale

Gems are a flexible premium currency that can cover almost any in-game mechanic involving speed-ups or extra seasonal content. The main ways to spend them:

• Chests and opening them. Most chests in Clash Royale open on a timer (anywhere from a few hours to a day). Gems let you open them instantly — the most common use among active players who'd rather not wait.
• Shop purchases. The Shop offers daily rotating card deals, including rare, epic, and legendary cards. Gems can be spent on specific cards to round out your deck, especially when you're short on copies for the next upgrade.
• Paid Challenges. Seasonal events like the Classic Challenge, Grand Challenge, and themed tournaments take Gems or tickets (which themselves cost Gems) to enter. Rewards include a healthy amount of cards and gold that are tough to farm in regular play.
• Pass Royale. The seasonal pass can also be bought with Gems (either on its own or through our catalog). Pass Royale opens up an extended seasonal reward track and noticeably speeds up progress for active players.
• Cosmetics. Emotes, tower skins, and tower banners — this pool doesn't grant any battle advantage, but it lets you personalize your account. Plenty of players spend Gems here.
• Merge Tactics and seasonal events. The seasonal Merge Tactics mode, added by Supercell in 2026, also uses Gems: the currency speeds up event chests and unlocks access to special modes.

Supercell adjusts in-game item prices each season, so it's best to check the exact figures in the game rather than in third-party articles.

Why Top Up Clash Royale on Ashop

Ashop is an independent third-party top-up service focused on players in Russia and the CIS. For Clash Royale, it offers several practical advantages:

• Best price. MIR cards, Russian SBP, and crypto all work directly — no need for an Apple ID from another country, foreign cards, or App Store/Google Play gift codes.
• No password sharing. Top-ups go through Supercell ID and a one-time confirmation code. The operator never receives or stores your account password.
• 24/7 Telegram support. If the code doesn't arrive, Supercell ID login fails, or anything else comes up, support replies on Telegram rather than dragging things out over email.
• Curated catalog. The Clash Royale page only lists packages that are currently available to credit. If a supplier is temporarily out, the item is marked accordingly so you don't end up with a stuck order.
• An alternative to closed channels. Since 2022, direct Clash Royale purchases through the App Store and Google Play have effectively been closed for Russian accounts. Ashop fills that gap via Supercell ID and payment methods that work in Russia.

Ashop isn't affiliated with Supercell, doesn't claim to be an official channel, and doesn't promise anything outside Supercell ID's standard flow. It's a third-party service that works carefully within Supercell's public login mechanism.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The full set of answers is in the FAQ section below — it covers Supercell ID, confirmation codes, payment methods, order status, troubleshooting, and account security.