Buy Coins in Last Day on Earth: Survival by UID

What Are Coins in Last Day on Earth

In Last Day on Earth: Survival, Coins are the premium currency. You earn a small amount through events and steady progression, but most players top up Coins through the in-game shop to skip the slowest parts of the grind. Coins let you speed up crafting and building timers, restock energy for limited-time events, buy resource packs and rare items from the shop, and pick up the special offers that rotate in and out of the store.

Because Coins are a premium currency, they are credited straight to your account and stay on your balance until you spend them — there is no expiry to worry about. That makes them flexible: you can stock up now and decide later what the current season or event calls for.

Some stores, Ashop included, also list bundles built around crafting and base progression — resource packs, building materials, and gear sets — so you can close a specific progression gap in a single order instead of farming for days. These items are tied to your game account and cannot be converted back into real money; they are a game resource, nothing more.

Last Day on Earth: Survival is a free-to-play post-apocalyptic survival game from Kefir, released in 2017 and still actively updated in 2026 with regular seasonal content. It runs on Android and iOS, has been downloaded more than 100 million times, and continues to receive new seasons and events on an ongoing basis.

How to Buy Last Day on Earth Coins at the Best Price

Topping up Last Day on Earth through Ashop takes five steps and never asks for your account password.

1. Find your UID. Open the game settings and locate your player UID. Copy it to your clipboard and take a screenshot, so you have it ready if you ever need to contact support.
2. Choose a package. On the Last Day on Earth page in the Ashop catalog, pick the Coin package you want — or a resource bundle, if those are listed. Prices are shown in rubles at the current exchange rate.
3. Enter your UID and email. Paste your UID into the order form and add an email for status updates. Your game password, Google account, Apple ID, and Kefir ID are never requested.
4. Pay. Choose your method — MIR card, SBP through a banking app, or cryptocurrency — and confirm the payment in the provider's window.
5. Receive your Coins. Once payment clears, the order is sent to the supplier automatically. Your Coins appear in the game after your next login or a client restart.

If the payment goes through but the Coins do not show up within a reasonable time, message Ashop support on Telegram with your order number and an operator will check the status with the supplier. The order number is generated automatically after payment and is saved in your account.

Payment Methods in Ashop

For buyers in Russia and the CIS, three payment categories are available.

Bank card (MIR, Visa, Mastercard). Cards from Russian banks on the MIR system are accepted, along with Visa and Mastercard cards issued by banks in Russia or abroad. Payment runs through a secure form with confirmation via SMS or a push notification from your bank. If you have a working card from a Russian bank, this is the quickest way to place an order.

SBP — Fast Payment System. Pay by QR code or payment link from any banking app — Sberbank, T-Bank, Alfa-Bank, VTB, Raiffeisenbank, and other SBP members. The transfer takes a few seconds and there is no fee for the buyer. SBP is handy when you order from a phone: tap the link and the banking app opens on its own.

Cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH). Pay from your own crypto wallet — Trust Wallet, MetaMask, a Bybit or OKX exchange wallet, or any other. The amount is converted to rubles at the rate at the moment you place the order, and once the transaction is confirmed on-chain the order goes to the supplier. This suits buyers who do not have a Russian card or simply prefer to pay with crypto.

All three methods are shown on the order page once you select a package. If your preferred option is temporarily down for maintenance on the provider's side, try an alternative or message support, and an operator will tell you which method is working smoothly right now.

Top-up Security

Last Day on Earth uses a public account identifier — your UID. It is meant to be shared: it appears in support requests to Kefir, in progress-recovery cases, and in top-ups through third-party services. The UID on its own does not grant access to your account — it is a public number, much like a user ID on a social network.

A top-up through Ashop needs only your UID. Your Google account password, Apple ID, Kefir ID, and any Facebook login are never requested or shared. If any site asks you to enter a password to top up Last Day on Earth, that is a sign of phishing rather than a legitimate service. Close the page and use a service that works by UID.

Kefir ID is an internal way to link your game progress to the studio's servers so you can move between devices. It is not needed to buy Coins — the top-up runs on your UID, which you already have. There is no reason to change any password after an order, since the service never gains access to it.

If your account is linked to Google Play or Apple ID, turning on two-factor authentication in your Google or Apple account is a good idea — it lowers risks that have nothing to do with top-ups and improves your overall account security. Linking a Kefir ID is also worth doing, since it lets you move your progress to a new device if your main one is lost or breaks. Neither step affects the top-up itself.

Your UID can be reused for future orders — it stays the same as long as you keep playing on the same account. Save it somewhere handy (a notes app, or a message to yourself in a messenger) so it is quick to find next time.

What to Spend Coins On in Last Day on Earth

In Last Day on Earth: Survival, Coins smooth out the parts of the game that otherwise cost the most time.

Speeding up crafting and building. Higher-tier walls, floors, and workbench upgrades take real time to finish. Coins let you skip those timers so your base keeps growing without long waits.

Events and seasons. The game runs limited-time events and seasonal content on a regular schedule. Coins help you get the most out of them — restocking event energy, unlocking extra attempts, and claiming rewards before they rotate out.

The in-game shop and special offers. Coins are the currency behind most shop purchases, from resource packs to rare items and the rotating special offers that show up for a limited window.

Recovering after a tough run. When a dangerous location or a raid goes wrong, Coins give you a way to bounce back quickly instead of losing hard-earned progress and gear.

Resource and gear bundles. Where the catalog lists them, prebuilt resource and gear bundles can save days of farming through the mid and late game, letting you move straight into harder content.

Why Top Up Last Day on Earth in Ashop

The main reasons RU players choose Ashop for Last Day on Earth top-ups in 2026.

Payment in rubles. MIR card, SBP through any banking app, and crypto in USDT, BTC, or ETH — with no hunt for foreign cards, virtual numbers, or extra intermediaries. The ruble rate is fixed when you place the order, so you see the final amount up front.

No password sharing. The top-up runs on your UID — the public account identifier from the game settings. Your Google, Apple ID, and Kefir ID passwords stay with you. That lowers the risk to your progress and works fine alongside two-factor authentication on Google or Apple.

24/7 Telegram support. If an order is delayed, you need to correct a UID, or you have a question about which package to pick, an operator answers in chat around the clock. The order number is generated automatically after payment and is all you need to share.

Automatic processing. After payment, the order goes to the supplier without any manual step from you. You can follow the status in your account and get an email once the Coins are credited.

An alternative to blocked direct top-ups. Buying Last Day on Earth currency directly through Google Play and the App Store has been restricted in Russia since 2022, after Google and Apple stopped processing Russian bank cards. Ashop is a working way to keep playing and keep your account topped up through ruble payment methods.

A broad catalog. Beyond standard Coin packages, Ashop can offer resource and gear bundles that many third-party stores skip, so you can fill a progression gap in one order rather than several.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The FAQ below answers the most common questions about Last Day on Earth top-ups: how to find your UID, which payment methods work, order status, security, gifting to a friend, and other practical points.