Game ID & Region Checker
Validate game ID formats instantly, right in your browser
What this checker can and cannot do
This tool validates the format of popular game IDs before you top up: Mobile Legends User ID and Zone ID, Free Fire Player ID, and Genshin Impact UID. A simple typo in an ID is the most common reason a game top-up fails, so a five-second format check can save you a refund ticket.
Everything runs locally in your browser using published format rules; your ID is never sent to any server. Be aware of the limits: without an official publisher API, the result is an indication of format validity and, for Genshin, the server your UID prefix maps to. It is not a lookup of your actual account data or nickname.
How to check your game ID
- Choose your game from the dropdown.
- Enter the ID exactly as shown in your game profile. For Mobile Legends, enter both the User ID and the Zone ID shown in brackets.
- Press Check ID. The tool validates the digit count and pattern instantly.
- For Genshin Impact, the first digit of your UID also indicates the server region (America, Europe, Asia, or TW/HK/MO), which is shown in the result.
Tips before you top up
- In Mobile Legends your full ID looks like 123456789 (1234): the number in brackets is the Zone ID, and a top-up needs both numbers.
- Genshin UID prefixes: 6 = America, 7 = Europe, 8 = Asia, 9 = TW/HK/MO, and 1-5 = China. Ten-digit UIDs starting with 18 are also America.
- Free Fire Player IDs do not encode a region; pick your region manually in the top-up form and always double-check the nickname preview before paying.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Without an official publisher API it cannot read account data. It checks whether your ID matches the known format and, for Genshin UIDs, which server the prefix indicates.
The User ID identifies your account, and the Zone ID (the number in brackets) identifies the server shard your account was created on. Top-ups require both numbers.
The UID prefix convention (6 America, 7 Europe, 8 Asia, 9 TW/HK/MO) is stable and widely documented, so the server indication is reliable for normal accounts. It is still an indication based on format, not an account lookup.
No. Validation happens entirely in your browser with JavaScript. The page makes no network request containing your ID.