
In this comprehensive article, we’ll walk you through step-by-step how to use a cold wallet, primarily for Bitcoin transactions, to pay for a wide variety of purchases through BTCDetect.com . Why do you even need Bitcoin for Arena Breakout: Infinite? Players in Russia and the CIS regularly experience problems with standard payments: Russian cards aren’t accepted, payments to Steam and foreign stores are blocked, and regional restrictions disrupt the traditional “log in and pay by card” system.
To circumvent these restrictions, three workarounds are actively used:
- Gift cards and keys (Steam and other platforms) through third-party marketplaces.
- Intermediary services that top up your balance using your UID in the game itself.
- Purchasing donations through marketplaces/bots that accept cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, etc.).
In this scheme, Bitcoin isn’t a payment method within the game itself, but rather an “input” payment method on the intermediary’s side: you pay BTC, and they then resolve all issues with regions and payment systems.
Basic architecture: what does the BTC → donation payment chain look like?
In reality, the scheme looks like this:
- You choose a broker who sells:
- or bonds/currency for Arena Breakout: Infinite with replenishment by account UID;
- or a digital code/gift card for the desired store (most often Steam).
- This intermediary supports payments in cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin (sometimes only stablecoins, but BTC is becoming more common).
- You pay for your order with BTC, the service verifies the transaction and:
- or immediately credits bonds to your account using UID;
- or it issues a digital code/key that you activate yourself on Steam or another store, and then buy a donation in the game.
- As a result, your bond balance in Arena Breakout: Infinite is replenished, and to the game it looks like a normal, legal purchase.

Method #1: Intermediary services with UID top-up and crypto payment
This is the most direct and convenient option: you don’t interact with foreign stores at all, only with the intermediary and your in-game UID.
How it works with intermediaries
The standard logic for sites replenishing Arena Breakout: Infinite by UID:
- On the website, you select the Arena Breakout: Infinite game and the desired amount of bonds/credits, and sometimes cases or a battle pass.
- Enter your account UID (ID) – it is taken from your in-game profile.
- Choose your payment method: Russian Federation cards, SBP, e-wallets, or cryptocurrency.
- After payment, the intermediary tops up your game balance directly, without requesting your account login/password.
Some platforms explicitly state that cryptocurrency (including BTC) can be used for payment—especially those that claim to “bypass restrictions” and work with users from Russia.
Step-by-step algorithm for paying BTC through an intermediary
- Preparation:
- Make sure you have a BTC wallet (preferably not an exchange, but a personal non-custodial wallet to manage fees and confirmation speed).
- Open Arena Breakout: Infinite, go to your profile and copy your UID/ID without spaces or extra characters.
- Service selection:
- Look for: the game’s presence on the list, reviews, and a transparent process (clear instructions, order status, FAQ).
- Lists of “best Arena Breakout top-up services” typically feature platforms that have already established a donation system and accept various payment methods, including crypto.
- Placing an order:
- On the product page, select “Arena Breakout: Infinite” and the desired bond denomination.
- Insert your UID and double-check it (error in ID = donation will go to another player, and crypto will not be returned).
- Select payment method:
- Select “cryptocurrency” and select Bitcoin (BTC) from the list of currencies.
- The service will generate a BTC address and the amount to be paid, sometimes also a QR code and a deadline (for example, pay within 15–30 minutes).
- Sending BTC:
- In your wallet, paste the address, enter the amount, and don’t forget about the network commission: the final amount sent must match the required amount (services often don’t like “undersending” due to the commission).
- Send the transaction and save the tx-hash (transaction identifier) - you will need it in case something goes wrong.
- Confirmation and crediting:
- Typically, the service waits 1-3 BTC network confirmations; this can take anywhere from a few minutes for high fees to tens of minutes/hours for low fees.
- Once confirmed, the order status changes to “paid/completed,” and the bonds are deposited into your account. Average deposit time through intermediaries ranges from a few minutes to approximately half an hour.
- Checking the result:
- Log in to the game and check your bond balance/purchase history.
- Take a screenshot of your in-game deposit history and save it along with the tx-hash and a screenshot of your order from the intermediary—this will be your proof in case of disputes.
Method #2: Bitcoin → Gift Cards/Keys → Donation Purchase
If you can’t find a reseller who accepts BTC and immediately deposits Arena Breakout: Infinite using your UID, you can go “through the store”: buy a key/gift card and use it to pay for the donation.
Scheme logic
- You create or use an existing account (usually Steam) in a convenient region—Türkiye, Kazakhstan, etc.—where the game is available and the prices are reasonable.
- You purchase a gift card/key from a third-party website that accepts payment in BTC.
- Activate the card/key on your store account and top up your balance.
- Inside the store, you can purchase Arena Breakout: Infinite donations (bonds, battle passes, etc.).
Step-by-step diagram
- Preparing a store account:
- If the game is linked to Steam, make sure your account is in a region where top-ups and purchases are possible.
- Some guides directly recommend the region of Kazakhstan or Türkiye.
- Choosing a Gift Card Site:
- Look for sites that sell Steam cards (or cards for a specific game platform) for cryptocurrency payment.
- Check reviews, reputation, availability of guarantees or arbitration system.
- Purchasing a card with BTC:
- On the product page, select the card denomination and currency that matches your account region (USD, TRY, KZT, etc.).
- Select BTC payment, get the address and amount, and send Bitcoin, taking into account fees.
- After confirmation, receive a digital code/key in your personal service account or by email.
- Gift card activation:
- Log in to your store account (Steam, etc.), open the wallet replenishment/code activation section.
- Insert the received code and activate it; your wallet balance will increase.
- Purchasing a donation in the game:
- Launch Arena Breakout: Infinite and go to the store section.
- Pay for the bonds/battle pass purchase from your store balance. From a game perspective, this is a standard purchase.
The advantage of this scheme is that you don’t share your game UID with strangers; the disadvantage is that it requires a few more steps and is tied to a specific store.
Method #3: P2P and Telegram bots that accept BTC
A separate layer is made up of P2P sellers and Telegram bots that sell top-up codes or process top-ups using ID and are eager to receive crypto.
Some bots offer:
- Purchase digital vouchers for the desired region (activate them yourself).
- Top up your account using your ID/UID directly through marketplaces with internal guarantees.
- Accepting payments in stablecoins and sometimes BTC with an individual rate and commission.
How to safely work with P2P/bots
- Check reviews, the bot/channel’s age, and its public reputation (forums, DTF, VC, relevant articles). Many Arena Breakout donation guides specifically mention the risks but recognize working schemes with trusted intermediaries.
- Always save correspondence, receipts, tx-hash, and screenshots of your in-game transaction history.
- Do not share logins, passwords, or two-factor authentication codes, even if it is “to speed up replenishment.”

