IMO Diamonds Top Up by UID: $1.90/100, Credits in 1–5 Min

What 100 diamonds cost right now

IMO diamonds top up by UID costs $1.90 for 100 diamonds at the rate verified for October 2026, and the transaction needs exactly one input: your 7–10 digit IMO User ID. No password, no login, no server code. Most orders reach the IMO wallet within 1–5 minutes.

Diamonds are the premium in-app currency — virtual gifts, animated frames, exclusive messaging features. The base rate sits around 53 diamonds per $1 USD, which is why the 100-diamond tier lands just under two dollars. The smallest tier is 10 diamonds at $0.20, handy for a test run.

Before you commit, check the live figure: the IMO diamonds top up by UID listing on buffget shows current pack pricing, the payment methods available in your region, and the delivery window to expect.

Price tiers (October 2026)

Four tiers, and the unit rate barely moves between them. The 100-diamond pack computes to $0.019 per diamond — the lowest rate in the table. The 41,700-diamond bundle is the top tier at $800.00 ($0.0192 per diamond), and the 8,400 pack at $166.65 is sold with a bulk discount of 16% or more. A huge bundle buys volume and fewer transactions, not a lower rate.

Why the rate per 100 shifts

Two discounts get mixed up here. The first is web versus app — third-party web platforms run 38–60% under the in-app store because they skip the app store's platform fee. The second is tier size, worth a fraction of a cent per diamond in the current figures. Topping up for one specific gift or frame? Buy the tier that covers it and stop.

Fees, VAT and currency conversion

Checkout accepts Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and mobile banking. USD is the reference currency; if your card bills in another currency, the converted total depends on your provider's rate that day plus their FX margin. VAT or sales tax gets added at checkout where your region requires it, so the product-page number is rarely the final number on your statement. Carrier billing isn't listed, so don't plan on charging diamonds to your phone bill.

Credit speed after payment

95% of orders land in the IMO wallet within 1–5 minutes of payment clearing. Two things push you to the slow end: paying between 7 and 11 PM local time, when everyone else is topping up, and any single transaction over $500 — those can take 10–30 minutes. The fastest reported window is 5–8 AM local.

Why some top ups land later

Volume, mostly. Peak-hour queues and high-value orders get extra verification, and a shaky network route between your country and the processor adds minutes on top. Enabling Two-Factor Authentication cuts verification delays by roughly 40% — the easiest speed improvement available, and it costs nothing. The region itself is rarely the blocker.

Confirming the credit

Open the IMO app and check 'My Diamonds' — the wallet balance screen. Your recharge history sits next to it, and it's the record you'll want if something goes wrong. One cap before you plan a big spend: the daily recharge limit is 10,000 Black Diamonds, so a very large order may need splitting across two days.

Getting your UID right

Open the IMO app > tap My Room (top center) > tap the upper-right avatar > Online Rank page > tap the avatar below your nickname. Your UID is the 7–10 digit number shown there.

Where to find UID in the IMO app

Copy the number to your clipboard rather than typing it by hand. Incorrect UID entry causes roughly 40% of all failed top-up attempts, and those errors can be irreversible — diamonds delivered to a mistyped account may not come back. If you run more than one IMO account, check the nickname beside the number before you leave that screen.

Why UID alone is enough

The top-up form asks for the IMO User ID and nothing else — no password, no login, no email. The seller credits diamonds to an account number, and your credentials never leave the app. Your display name won't work either, since names aren't unique, and no server code is required.

Server and region checks

UID top-ups are supported across 200+ regions, though connectivity issues do occur. There's no server picker because the UID identifies the account directly. What you should verify is ownership: the screen where you found the UID shows your nickname next to it, and that's your last cheap chance to catch a wrong account before money moves.

Paying on buffget

1. Open the IMO listing on buffget and pick the bundle tier that matches what you're buying.
2. Paste your UID into the ID field — 7–10 digits, no password, no login, no server selection.
3. Choose a payment method and confirm the currency total on the checkout screen.
4. Pay once, then wait for the confirmation screen and copy the order reference.
5. Open the IMO app and check 'My Diamonds' for the credit.

Picking the bundle that fits

Match the tier to the purchase. Gifts and animated frames have fixed diamond prices inside the app, so check the price first and buy the tier that covers it. The 10-diamond minimum exists for a test transaction; the larger tiers are for event spending. For a cheap IMO diamond recharge online, the buffget listing shows live pack rates and takes card, PayPal or mobile banking in one checkout.

Payment methods that work

Cards and PayPal clear immediately for delivery purposes; mobile banking can add a step if your bank demands an OTP. Turn on 2FA before you start — it trims verification delays and it's free. Don't double-click pay: wait for the confirmation screen, or you'll end up with two orders.

Reading the confirmation screen

Three things to check before money moves: the UID digits, the diamond count, and the currency total. After payment you'll get an order confirmation carrying a reference number. Keep it. That reference, plus your UID and payment receipt, is everything support will ask for if the credit doesn't arrive.

When the diamonds don't show up

Give it 30 minutes. Most delayed orders clear on their own, and panicking early just creates a second ticket. Then log out of the IMO app and back in — that forces a wallet refresh and pulls the credit through in a lot of cases. Check 'My Diamonds' again before contacting anyone.

How long to wait before you act

If you paid during the evening peak or sent a large amount, the slow end of the delivery range is normal, not a failure. Past the 30-minute window, refresh first, then open an IMO support ticket with the order reference, your UID and the payment receipt attached.

Wrong UID and double purchases

A wrong UID is the worst-case failure, and it's irreversible. Double purchases are the other classic: tapping pay twice while the page loads creates two orders and one wallet. If both orders deliver, the extra diamonds sit in the account — there's no undo once they land.

Refunds and support tickets

Diamonds are non-refundable after successful delivery, per the December 2025 terms. If a transaction fails outright, a pending credit card charge clears within 1–3 business days on its own. Actual refund processing varies widely by payment provider — anywhere from 5 to 120 days — so don't count on a fast reversal. File the ticket with every reference you have.

Account safety

Any page that asks for your IMO password, SMS code or a verification payment during a top-up is fake — close it. A legitimate UID flow needs an account number and a payment method, nothing more.

Why UID-only top ups don't expose your password

A UID identifies your account; it doesn't unlock it. Sellers can only send diamonds in, which is why the flow never asks for a password or login. Treat any request for credentials as a scam rather than a security step.

Spotting fake top-up pages

Phishing pages copy a real store's layout and then add a credential field. Check the domain before you type anything, and don't follow top-up links sent to you inside IMO messages. Bookmark the page you actually use instead of searching for it each time.

Limits and daily caps

The daily cap noted above will block a second large order on the same day. Plan big purchases around it rather than discovering the limit at checkout.

Getting more value

One thing not to buy for diamonds: the IMO Monthly Pass at $0.99/month grants zero diamonds and no Noble rank points. It's a different product, and players grab it expecting a diamond trickle that doesn't exist.

Event bonuses and first-purchase rewards

IMO runs top-up events and first-purchase rewards, but the bonus amounts change with each patch and vary by region. Check the event banner in the app before you pay instead of assuming a standing bonus. If no event is active, there's nothing to wait for.

Timing your purchase

Rates and events move. The figures in the table are a snapshot; the live listing is the number that counts on the day you buy. If you're topping up for a specific event, buy early in the day — the quiet window noted above is both the fastest for delivery and the least congested.

Comparing the real rate per 100

Compare per-100 rates, not sticker prices. The web-versus-app gap is the biggest lever you have; the tier-size gap is the smallest. Regional pricing and currency conversion shift the final total, so the rate that matters is the one on your checkout screen.

Check the live IMO diamond rate on buffget for current pack pricing and payment options. Paste your UID and most orders credit within a couple of minutes — no password needed.

Questions players ask

How much do 100 IMO diamonds cost on a UID top up?

The 100-diamond tier is the figure most players see at checkout, and it's also the lowest per-diamond rate in the table — which surprises people who assume bulk packs always win. Prices are quoted in USD and shift with regional pricing, so confirm the live total before paying.

How long does the IMO wallet take to credit?

Most orders clear inside the standard window. Evening peak hours and high-value transactions run slower, and early morning is the quickest. If you're past the waiting window, log out and back into the app to force a wallet refresh before you contact support.

Is topping up IMO diamonds by UID safe?

Yes, because the flow never touches your password or login — the seller only needs your account number to send diamonds in. The real risk is fake pages that ask for credentials or an extra verification payment. Check the domain, and switch on 2FA for your IMO account.

Where do I find my UID in the IMO app?

It's on the Online Rank page, under the avatar below your nickname — the full tap path is in the steps above. The number runs 7–10 digits. Copy it to your clipboard instead of typing it; one wrong digit sends diamonds to a stranger.

Can I get a refund if I entered the wrong UID?

Once diamonds land in an account, they count as delivered and aren't refundable. Wrong-UID orders are the worst case because the credit went somewhere real. If the payment failed instead, the pending card charge releases on its own within a few business days.

Does UID top up work for every IMO server and region?

UID top-ups work across most regions worldwide, though connectivity hiccups do happen. If your country isn't supported, checkout flags it before you pay rather than after. There's no separate server code to pick — the UID identifies the account on its own.