How to Buy MLBB Weekly Pass in Nepal: eSewa & Khalti Walkthrough

You've seen the Weekly Pass in the MLBB shop. You know it's the single best diamond deal Moonton offers — way better value than buying raw diamonds. But when you tap "Buy," the game asks for Google Play balance or an international card, and suddenly you're stuck. No Visa, no Mastercard, no dollar card. Just your eSewa balance sitting there, useless.

Sound familiar? You're not alone. Thousands of Nepalese MLBB players hit this exact wall every week. The good news: you don't need an international card, you don't need a friend abroad, and you definitely don't need to hand your Moonton password to some random Facebook reseller. You can buy MLBB weekly pass in Nepal directly with eSewa, Khalti, or your mobile banking app in under five minutes — and it's delivered to your account using only your UID and Zone ID. No login required.

I've been topping up MLBB this way since the Alucard-meta days, and in this guide I'll walk you through the whole thing: the real weekly pass price in Nepal, an honest comparison against the stacked 2x–5x passes and the bundle options, the exact step-by-step process on GamePasal, and one warning about the payment "Remarks" field that has saved my transactions from getting flagged more than once.

Why the Weekly Pass Is the Best Deal in MLBB (Full Stop)

Quick refresher for anyone new. The Weekly Pass gives you:

• Instant diamonds the moment it activates (usually around 200–220 depending on the current event version)
• A daily diamond drip — you log in each day for 7 days and claim bonus diamonds (typically 20 per day)
• Total value of roughly 350+ diamonds for the price of what a raw 100-diamond purchase would normally cost you

Compare that with buying plain diamonds: on GamePasal, 110 raw diamonds cost NPR 292 — more than the entire Weekly Pass at NPR 260, which nets you 350+ diamonds over the week. To get ~350 diamonds directly you'd be looking at the 343 Diamonds pack at NPR 846 — over three times the price. Moonton designed the weekly pass as the loyalty deal, and if you play even semi-regularly, skipping it is basically throwing money away. That daily login requirement? You're already logging in for your daily quests anyway.

The catch has always been how to pay for it from Nepal. In-game purchase requires an international payment method. That's where local top-up stores like GamePasal come in — they buy the pass on your behalf through official channels and deliver it to your UID.

Weekly Pass Price in Nepal: Full Comparison Table (NPR)

Here's what the current weekly pass price in Nepal looks like, compared against the stacked multi-week passes and the bundle options. Prices fluctuate slightly with the USD exchange rate and reseller stock, so always check the live rate on GamePasal before ordering — but this table shows the current live listing:

Pass Type	Price in Nepal (NPR)	What You Get	Effective Value	Best For
Weekly Pass (1x)	NPR 260	~220 instant diamonds + 20/day for 7 days (~350+ total)	Best diamonds-per-rupee in the game	Regular players, skin savers
2x Weekly Pass	NPR 520	Double everything — ~700+ diamonds total	Same per-unit rate, one checkout	Grinders chasing a specific event skin
3x Weekly Pass	NPR 780	Triple the haul — ~1,050+ diamonds	Stack ahead for big events	Event-skin savers
4x Weekly Pass	NPR 1,040	Quadruple — ~1,400+ diamonds	One order, a month of passes	Consistent weekly buyers
5x Weekly Pass	NPR 1,300	Five stacked passes — ~1,750+ diamonds	Maximum stack in a single top-up	Collectors going all-in
Weekly Elite Bundle	NPR 145	Weekly bundle of rewards and goodies	Cheapest entry point in the catalog	Budget players, first-timers
Monthly Epic Bundle	NPR 673	A month-long bundle of premium rewards	The monthly-style option	Players who want month-long value
Raw Diamonds (86 pack)	NPR 216	86 diamonds flat, no bonus	Worst value per rupee	Only when you need an exact small top-up

Look at that first row again. For NPR 260 — barely more than a raw 86-diamond pack at NPR 216 — the Weekly Pass hands you around four times the diamonds. That's why it sells out fast on local stores during big events like M-series skins or limited re-releases.

Notice the multi-week passes scale cleanly: 2x is exactly double at NPR 520, 3x is NPR 780, all the way up to the 5x Weekly Pass at NPR 1,300. There's no bulk discount hidden in the math — the value is in convenience. One payment, one screenshot, one delivery, and you're covered for weeks. During a big event grind, that matters more than you'd think, because you're not scrambling to re-order at midnight when the store queue is longest.

And if NPR 260 is more than you want to spend this week, the Weekly Elite Bundle at NPR 145 is the cheapest item in the entire MLBB catalog on GamePasal — a nice low-commitment way to test the top-up process before you go bigger. On the other end, the Monthly Epic Bundle at NPR 673 is the month-long option for players who'd rather buy once and forget about it.

If you're hunting for the cheapest weekly pass Nepal has to offer, the trick isn't finding some sketchy discount page — it's avoiding resellers who quietly add NPR 30–50 "service charges" on top. Stores like GamePasal list the final price upfront, and bulk sellers get better regional rates than you ever would buying solo, which is how the local price sometimes beats the in-game dollar conversion anyway.

Step-by-Step: How to Buy Weekly Pass Nepal Style (eSewa & Khalti Walkthrough)

Alright, the actual walkthrough. This is the exact flow to buy weekly pass Nepal players use every day on GamePasal. Whole thing takes about 3–5 minutes if you have your UID ready.

Step 1: Find Your MLBB UID and Zone ID

Open Mobile Legends, tap your profile avatar (top-left corner of the main lobby). Right under your name you'll see something like:

ID: 123456789 (2345)

• The first long number is your UID
• The number in brackets is your Zone ID / Server ID

Screenshot it or write it down. Double-check every digit. A wrong UID means your pass lands on some stranger's account in Indonesia, and there's no undo button for that. This is the number one cause of failed deliveries, and it's 100% avoidable.

Step 2: Open the GamePasal MLBB Page and Pick Your Pass

Head to the Mobile Legends catalog on GamePasal and select Weekly Pass (or the 2x, 3x, 4x, or 5x variant if you're stacking for an event — or the Weekly Elite Bundle if you're starting small). You'll see the live price in NPR right there — no currency conversion math, no hidden fees appearing at checkout.

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Step 3: Enter Your UID + Zone ID

The order form asks for two things:

1. Game UID — the long number
2. Zone ID — the bracket number

That's it. No Moonton email, no password, no account login. This is the biggest reason UID-based top-up is safer than "login top-up" services — nobody ever touches your account. If any seller asks for your MLBB password to deliver a weekly pass, close the tab. Legit UID delivery never needs it.

Step 4: Pay with eSewa, Khalti, or Mobile Banking (QR Scan)

At checkout, pick your payment method. For MLBB top up eSewa is the most popular route here, but Khalti and direct mobile banking (NIC Asia, Global IME, Nabil, Sanima — whatever you use) all work the same way:

1. The site shows you a QR code (or the eSewa/Khalti ID to send to)
2. Open your eSewa or Khalti app, tap Scan & Pay
3. Scan the QR, enter the exact amount shown (e.g., NPR 260 for the Weekly Pass)
4. Before you hit send — read the Remarks warning below. Seriously. Then confirm with your PIN.

If you're paying from mobile banking instead, it's the same drill: scan the QR through your bank app's QR payment option, or do a direct transfer to the account shown.

Step 5: Upload Your Payment Screenshot

After paying, take a screenshot of the successful payment page (the one showing the amount, date, and transaction ID). Upload it on the order confirmation screen or send it via the store's WhatsApp/Messenger support if that's the flow. This screenshot is your proof — it's how the seller matches your payment to your order, especially during busy hours when dozens of identical NPR 260 payments come in.

Pro tip: crop nothing. The transaction code at the bottom of the eSewa receipt is exactly what support needs to verify fast.

Step 6: Wait for Delivery (Usually 5–15 Minutes)

Once verified, the pass is pushed to your UID through Moonton's official recharge system. Typical delivery time:

• Normal hours: 5–15 minutes
• Peak event launches / midnight resets: up to 30–60 minutes
• Server maintenance windows: delayed until MLBB servers are back

You'll get an in-game mail or see the diamonds land directly in your balance, and the Weekly Pass icon activates in your shop with the 7-day daily claim ready to go. Log in daily and collect — missing a day means missing that day's 20 diamonds, and they don't stack retroactively.

The "Remarks" Field Warning: Read This Before You Pay

This is the part almost no guide tells you, and it matters.

When you send money via eSewa, Khalti, or mobile banking, there's a Remarks / Purpose field. Whatever you do, do NOT write things like:

• ❌ "MLBB diamonds"
• ❌ "Weekly pass top-up"
• ❌ "Game top up"
• ❌ "Diamond purchase"

Why? Some Nepalese banks and wallet compliance systems flag transactions with gaming-related keywords. Digital goods and gaming payments sit in a grey zone for certain banks, and flagged transactions can get held, questioned, or even reversed — which means your money bounces back, your order stalls, and in rare cases your wallet gets a temporary review lock. It's not common, but when it happens it's a massive headache for both you and the seller, and it's completely avoidable.

Instead, write something neutral:

• ✅ "Gift for friend"
• ✅ "Personal transfer"
• ✅ "Payment"
• ✅ Or just leave it blank if the app allows

You're not doing anything illegal — buying game credit is perfectly fine — but keyword filters don't know context, and there's zero benefit to poking them. Every experienced top-up buyer in Nepal does this. Now you know too.

One more safety note while we're here: never pay to a personal QR or account that doesn't match the store's official payment details. Scammers on Facebook love posting "cheapest weekly pass Nepal, DM me" offers with prices that look too good — NPR 150 for a weekly pass is not a deal, it's a stolen-card recharge that gets your account banned when Moonton claws it back. Pay official rates through an established store and your account stays clean.

Why Buy Through GamePasal Instead of In-Game or Facebook Resellers?

Fair question. Here's the honest breakdown:

• No international card needed. eSewa, Khalti, mobile banking — the stuff you already have.
• UID-only delivery. Your password never leaves your head.
• NPR pricing, no forex margin. In-game purchases route through USD, and your bank's conversion rate plus fees usually make it more expensive than the local price — when it works at all.
• Legit recharge channels. Passes come through official regional distribution, not carded transactions that get your account flagged.
• Actual support. If a delivery is slow or a UID typo happens before processing, there's a human to message. Try getting that from a random Facebook page at 11 PM.

And because GamePasal moves volume across MLBB, PUBG, Free Fire, and Genshin top-ups, the margins stay thin — which is why the weekly pass here regularly beats what solo buyers pay anywhere else.

FAQ: MLBB Weekly Pass in Nepal

Q: What is the weekly pass price in Nepal right now? A: The standard Weekly Pass is NPR 260 on GamePasal, with stacked options at NPR 520 (2x), NPR 780 (3x), NPR 1,040 (4x), and NPR 1,300 (5x). Prices can shift slightly with the exchange rate, so check the live listing on GamePasal before ordering.

Q: Do I need to give my MLBB password to buy the weekly pass? A: No, never. Delivery works through your UID and Zone ID only. Any seller asking for your Moonton or MLBB login password is a red flag — walk away immediately.

Q: How long does delivery take after I pay with eSewa or Khalti? A: Usually 5–15 minutes after your payment screenshot is verified. During major event launches or MLBB server maintenance, it can stretch to an hour. If it's been longer, message support with your transaction ID.

Q: Can I buy the weekly pass with Khalti or mobile banking instead of eSewa? A: Yes. eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay, and direct mobile banking QR payments are all accepted. The process is identical — scan the QR, pay the exact amount, upload your payment screenshot.

Q: What should I write in the eSewa remarks when paying? A: Something neutral like "gift friend" or "personal transfer" — or leave it blank. Avoid gaming keywords like "diamonds," "top-up," or "weekly pass," since some banks flag those transactions and may hold or reverse them.

Q: I entered the wrong UID or Zone ID. Can I get a refund? A: If you contact support before the order is processed, it can usually be corrected. Once the pass is delivered to the wrong UID, Moonton doesn't reverse it — so triple-check your ID before submitting. Screenshot your in-game profile to be safe.

Q: Is buying the weekly pass from a local store safe? Will my account get banned? A: Buying through legitimate stores that use official regional recharge channels is safe — thousands of Nepalese players top up this way daily. Bans happen with carded (stolen payment) recharges from shady sellers offering impossible prices. Stick to established stores at normal rates and you're fine.

Q: Weekly Pass vs 2x/3x/4x/5x Weekly Pass — which should I buy? A: If you just want steady diamond income for skins, the 1x pass at NPR 260 is the best per-rupee deal in MLBB. Go 2x (NPR 520) or higher when you're saving hard for a specific event skin and want to stack weeks in advance — the per-diamond cost is the same, but one checkout covers your whole grind and you only claim once daily.

Q: What are the Weekly Elite Bundle and Monthly Epic Bundle? A: The Weekly Elite Bundle (NPR 145) is the cheapest MLBB item on GamePasal — a small weekly reward bundle that's a great low-risk first order. The Monthly Epic Bundle (NPR 673) is the month-long premium option for players who want extended value from a single purchase.

Ready to grab yours before the next skin event drops?

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