You can top up 8 Ball Pool coins in Bangladesh using only your Unique ID and bKash. You do not need to share your password or Facebook login. A local top-up service sends the coins or cash directly to the account that belongs to your UID.
Prices start around ৳100 for 20,000 coins or 20 Pool Cash. Packages go up to 2 million coins or 2,000 cash. Delivery usually takes 1 to 5 minutes after payment confirmation.
But there is an important risk. Miniclip, the maker of 8 Ball Pool, states that the only official places to buy virtual currency are the in-game Pool shop, the 8 Ball Pool webshop, and its partner Codashop. Miniclip warns that using unauthorised sellers can lead to a temporary suspension or a permanent ban.
This guide explains the full process, the real BDT prices, the safety rules, and the risks. It helps you decide with clear facts.
8 Ball Pool has two main currencies. Coins are the regular currency. You use them for match entry, cues, and upgrades. Pool Cash is the premium currency. You use it for special boxes, legendary cues, and premium entries. The two balances are separate and do not convert into each other.
Every 8 Ball Pool player has a Unique ID. It is a public number linked to your game account. You can find it by opening your profile in the game. Tap your nickname or avatar, then look at the top right of your profile page. The Unique ID appears there.
A "direct top up" means the seller credits coins or cash to the account that owns that UID. You give the seller the UID. The seller sends the currency to that ID. You never give your password, email login, or Facebook login.
Miniclip itself uses a similar UID system on its own webshop. The official page says you can insert your Unique ID and the content will be sent to the correct account. The difference is who processes the payment. The official webshop and Codashop are approved by Miniclip. A local Bangladeshi service is not approved, even if it uses the same UID method.
Local top-up prices vary by service. The table below uses the public package list from AroraShop's 8 Ball Pool direct top-up page. It is a Bangladeshi digital shop that accepts bKash, Nagad, and Rocket.
| Package | Price in BDT | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Pool Cash | ৳100 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 50 Pool Cash | ৳210 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 110 Pool Cash | ৳436 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 250 Pool Cash | ৳788 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 800 Pool Cash | ৳1,880 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 2,000 Pool Cash | ৳3,780 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 20,000 Coins | ৳100 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 52,000 Coins | ৳210 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 112,000 Coins | ৳436 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 256,000 Coins | ৳788 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 8 Lakh (800,000) Coins | ৳1,880 | 1â€"5 minutes |
| 20 Lakh (2,000,000) Coins | ৳3,780 | 1â€"5 minutes |
Another Bangladeshi shop, Kine Fel Vai, lists similar coin packages: 20,000 coins for ৳200, 52,000 coins for ৳499, 112,000 coins for ৳999, and 256,000 coins for ৳1,980. The AroraShop prices are lower for the same coin amounts, but you should always confirm the live price at checkout.
If you are a new player, buy coins first. Coins let you enter matches and build your balance. Pool Cash is more useful when you are chasing premium cue boxes or special event entries. Do not buy cash expecting it to fund normal match stakes. The two wallets do not mix.
Prices can change. The amount shown at checkout is more reliable than an old price list shared on social media. Always check the final BDT amount before you pay.
The payment flow is simple. Follow these steps in order.
Open 8 Ball Pool on your phone. Tap your profile picture or nickname. Your profile page opens. Look at the top right corner. You will see a number. That is your Unique ID.
Copy it exactly. Do not add dashes or spaces. Some services tell you to omit dashes if the ID contains them. A wrong digit sends the coins to a different account, and you may not get a refund.
Open the service's 8 Ball Pool page. Select the coin or cash amount you want. Compare the BDT price with a few other services before you pay. A small difference in price can add up on larger packages.
Paste your UID into the order field. Check it one more time. A serious service should ask only for your UID. If a checkout page asks for your Facebook password, Google password, or 8 Ball Pool login, close the page.
Select bKash as the payment method. The service will show a bKash number or a payment request. Open your bKash app and use "Send Money." Send the exact BDT amount shown. Double-check the receiver number before you confirm.
Save the bKash transaction ID. You will need it if the coins do not arrive or if you need support.
Most local services deliver within 1 to 5 minutes after payment confirmation. Open 8 Ball Pool and check your coin or cash balance. If the balance has not changed, restart the game. If it still has not changed after 20 minutes, contact the service with your UID and bKash transaction ID.
Direct UID top-up protects your login. It does not remove every risk. You need to understand what Miniclip says about third-party sellers.
Miniclip's support page is clear. The only approved places to buy coins, cash, or any virtual currency are the in-game Pool shop, the 8 Ball Pool webshop, and Codashop (where available). The page says: "Do NOT trust any websites, e-Commerce sites, players or Facebook pages that promote coin selling, as they are NOT affiliated with Miniclip."
The same page warns that using an unauthorised seller can lead to a temporary suspension or a permanent ban. Miniclip also states that it will not be able to recover a banned account. It adds that players risk account security and loss of money.
UID-only top-up is safer than sharing a password. But Miniclip's rules are about where the currency comes from, not only how it is delivered. Even if a seller never logs into your account, Miniclip can still detect currency that was not purchased through an approved channel. The detection may not happen immediately. It can happen weeks later during a review.
A seller's own FAQ may say "100% safe" or "no risk." That is a sales claim, not a guarantee from Miniclip. Treat it as marketing, not a promise.
If you decide to use a local UID top-up, follow these rules to lower the chance of problems.
| Feature | Official (in-game or webshop) | Local UID top-up (Bangladesh) |
|---|---|---|
| Payment method | Card, Google Play, App Store, some local methods via Codashop | bKash, Nagad, Rocket |
| Login needed | Yes, for webshop; in-game purchase uses your logged-in account | No, only UID |
| Miniclip approval | Approved | Not approved (unless the seller is Codashop) |
| Ban risk | Low, because the purchase is official | Present, because the source is unauthorised |
| Price in BDT | Depends on card or store conversion | Fixed BDT packages, often cheaper on paper |
| Delivery speed | Usually instant | Usually 1â€"5 minutes |
The official route is safer. The local route is cheaper and easier to pay for with bKash. That is the trade-off. You need to decide which matters more for your account.
A single wrong digit sends the coins to someone else. Always copy and paste the UID. Do not type it from memory. Check it on the checkout page before you pay.
Some sellers claim they need your password to "process the order faster." This is false. A UID is enough. Password sharing can lead to account theft, not faster delivery.
Coins and Pool Cash are separate. If you buy cash but need coins for match entry, you will still be short on coins. Read the package label carefully.
If Miniclip's official page says unauthorised sellers can lead to a ban, believe it. A low price is not worth a permanent ban on an account you have built for years.
An unlinked guest account is tied to your device. If you lose the device or delete the app, you may lose the account and the coins you bought. Link your account before you spend money.
Choose a local top-up page, select a coin package, paste your Unique ID, and pay with bKash. The service sends the coins to your UID. Delivery usually takes 1 to 5 minutes. You never need to share your password.
Open the game and tap your profile picture or nickname. Your profile page opens. The Unique ID is shown in the top right corner. Copy it exactly, without dashes or spaces.
It is safer than sharing a password, but it is not risk-free. Miniclip states that only its official shop and Codashop are approved. Unauthorised sellers can lead to coin revocation, suspension, or a permanent ban. UID-only delivery protects your login, not your account status.
Miniclip says it can temporarily suspend or permanently ban accounts that use unauthorised sellers. The risk is real. Some players report coin removal and warnings after third-party purchases. Miniclip states it cannot recover a permanently banned account.
Local packages start around ৳100 for 20,000 coins or 20 Pool Cash. Larger packages cost more. For example, 256,000 coins are around ৳788, and 2 million coins are around ৳3,780 on one public price list. Prices vary by seller.
Yes, local services sell Pool Cash packages for bKash. Cash is separate from coins. Cash packages start around ৳100 for 20 Cash and go up to ৳3,780 for 2,000 Cash.
No. A UID top-up needs only your public Unique ID. If a seller asks for your Facebook or Google password, do not use that seller. Password sharing puts your account at risk.
Wait a few minutes and restart the game. If the coins still do not appear after 20 minutes, contact the seller with your UID and bKash transaction ID. Keep your payment proof until the issue is resolved.
An 8 Ball Pool coins direct top up with Unique ID is the easiest way to pay from Bangladesh. You use bKash, you share only a public ID, and the coins can arrive in minutes.
But the risk is real. Miniclip does not approve unauthorised sellers. A ban or coin removal can wipe out an account you have built over years. Weigh the saving against that risk before you pay.
If you choose a local service, start with the smallest package, never share your password, and keep your bKash receipt. If you want zero ban risk from currency source, use Miniclip's official shop or Codashop when it is available for your location.