Last reviewed October 2026 · How we research · Sellers and scores on the Arena Breakout page.
What MoreFun Enforces
MoreFun Studios publishes official Bans Notices on Steam for Arena Breakout: Infinite documenting its enforcement in numbers: 4,345 Koen confiscations in the August 10–23, 2026 window and 6,505 in the September 28–October 11 window, alongside 10-year bans and device and IP bans. The official Season 6 Security Report states the team will “proactively and strictly address any offline transactions.”
The reason Koen is always contraband is structural: at Infinite’s 1.0 launch the real-money Koen purchase system was removed, so Koen cannot be bought legitimately on PC at all. On mobile, the game runs under Level Infinite / Proxima Beta terms, with Bonds sold through the official top-up center.
The Official Route: Bonds via Midasbuy
Bonds are the safe currency. On mobile, Bonds gift-card codes are redeemed at the official top-up center on Midasbuy (Tencent and Level Infinite’s own platform) by Player ID. Codashop and SEAGM also sell direct Bonds top-ups by ID. On PC (Infinite), Bonds are sold through Steam and in game, at roughly 100 Bonds to the dollar.
A legitimate Bonds top-up needs your Player ID only — never your password.
What Can Go Wrong
- Confiscation. Bought Koen is removed in waves, thousands of accounts at a time; the currency disappears and the payment is gone with it.
- Bans. The same notices list 10-year and device/IP bans for offline trading — in an extraction shooter, that is the account and everything on it.
- Account recovery. A bought account stays recoverable by its first owner; marketplace buyer protection covers the payment, not the account’s future.
- Wrong game. Mobile Arena Breakout and Arena Breakout: Infinite are separate games with separate accounts. A top-up or account for one does nothing in the other.
Red Flags to Avoid
- Any Koen offer at all — there is no legitimate Koen seller.
- A “top-up” that asks for your login or password.
- Listings that blur the mobile game and Infinite, or do not say which one they mean.
- Prices for Bonds far below the official rate — official channels discount by a little, not by half.
- Payment only by crypto, gift cards or bank transfer.
If You Decide to Go Ahead
Buy Bonds through the official center or the reviewed stores on our Arena Breakout page, confirm whether the listing is for the mobile game or Infinite, and keep the receipt until the Bonds land. For accounts, use a marketplace with buyer protection and change every login detail straight away — knowing the publisher actively enforces against traded accounts.
Lower-Risk Alternatives
The official top-up center and Steam are the zero-risk routes for Bonds, and events regularly hand Bonds out free — the Girls’ Frontline 2 collaboration in October 2026 gives away 4,800 Bonds in event rewards. Koen itself is earned in raids; that is the only legitimate supply there is.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy Koen for Arena Breakout?
Not legitimately. Koen is not sold officially anywhere — in Infinite the real-money Koen system was removed at the 1.0 launch — and MoreFun confiscates bought Koen in documented waves, with bans alongside.
Where do I buy Bonds officially?
On mobile, through the official top-up center on Midasbuy, by Player ID; Codashop and SEAGM sell the same Bonds top-ups by ID. On PC, Bonds are sold via Steam and in game.
Is Arena Breakout: Infinite the same as the mobile game?
No. They share the Kamona setting and the Bonds and Koen currencies, but accounts, seasons and progression are separate.
Sources
- Steam news: Arena Breakout: Infinite (Bans Notices and Season 6 Security Report) (read Oct 17, 2026)
- Midasbuy: official Arena Breakout top-up center (read Oct 17, 2026)
- Codashop: Arena Breakout Bonds (read Oct 17, 2026)
