How to Buy Silver and Blood Moon Tears Safely

Last reviewed October 2026 · How we research · Sellers and scores on the Silver and Blood page.

What the Terms Say

An honesty point first, in the pattern of our rules-unclear guides: no publisher terms clause naming real-money top-ups for Silver and Blood was verified in the material checked for this guide, so this page quotes none and invents none. What is verified — on both vendors’ own product pages — is the shape of the verified sales, and that shape is what a buyer needs to judge.

That shape is an ID top-up, stated identically by two independent shops: SEAGM’s steps ask for a denomination, your Game ID and your Server ID; Eneba’s checkout requires Server ID and Game ID as fields. No credential changes hands at either. A third shape exists in the wild for this game — a store that delivers by account login — and it is a different, riskier product that this guide does not list.

The Official Routes

The official route is the game’s own store: Moon Tears bought inside the app, on your own account and payment method. The verified outside routes are two. SEAGM (3.9/5 on MMODude) sells Moonflow as a direct top-up, rated 5.00/5 from 84 ratings at our check. Eneba (4.1/5) sells the same denominations as an official-distribution top-up, rated 5.00/5 from 25 ratings, Global and instant delivery: 519 Moonflow at $6.08, 1,039 at $12.04, 2,079 at $23.93, 3,134 at $35.81, 5,774 at $63.59 and 8,399 at $93.38, with 10% cashback noted. Moonflow converts 1:1 into Moon Tears at both. Our Moon Tears farming guide covers codes and the earned side.

What Can Go Wrong

The login-shaped alternative. At least one store sells this game by account login — you hand over your credentials and the seller tops up as you. Both verified wires here are ID-only; a seller asking for your password is offering the unverified shape, with the recovery risk that rides on it.
The shutdown rumour, used as a lure. “The game is closing, spend now” and “the game is dead, accounts are worthless” both circulate around this title. The record says otherwise: a temporary US maintenance in January 2026, codes in May 2026, v1.4.1 in October 2026. Price the game as live, because it is.
Wrong-server orders. Both checkouts key on your Server ID as well as your Game ID. A Moonflow pack credited to the wrong server is a real order to the wrong account — copy both fields exactly as the game shows them.
Single-ladder pricing. Both shops sell the same denominations, which gives a genuine cross-check — use it: if a third seller is far under both ladders for the same pack, the difference is the warning.

Red Flags to Avoid

Any Silver and Blood top-up that asks for your account login or password — both verified checkouts ask for Game ID and Server ID only.
Sellers trading on the January 2026 “shutdown” story, in either direction.
Prices far under both SEAGM’s and Eneba’s ladders for the same Moonflow denomination.
Sellers who push the deal off the shop into chat, paid by gift card or crypto.

Buying Checklist

Copy your Game ID and Server ID exactly as the game displays them — both fields key the delivery, and a wrong server is a lost order.
Benchmark the pack across both verified shops and the in-game store — Eneba’s ladder ran $6.08 (519 Moonflow) to $93.38 (8,399) at our check, and Moonflow converts 1:1 to Moon Tears.
Refuse any checkout that asks for a password; the verified shape never does.
Keep payment inside the shop’s own checkout and keep the order records.

The Safe Alternatives

The safe route is the boring one: buy Moon Tears in the game’s own store, and work the free side — redeem codes (still issued in 2026), event windows and the steady version cycle of a live gacha at v1.4.1. Our Moon Tears farming guide covers the earned side and the leveling guide covers roster-first progression. The verified outside top-ups, when you use them, never touch your login — keep it that way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Silver and Blood top-up ID delivery or login delivery?

ID delivery at both verified vendors. SEAGM’s steps ask for your Game ID and Server ID; Eneba’s checkout requires Server ID and Game ID. No login or password at either — and at least one other store sells this game by account login instead, which is the shape to refuse.

How much does Moonflow cost?

Eneba’s ladder ran 519 Moonflow at $6.08, 1,039 at $12.04, 2,079 at $23.93, 3,134 at $35.81, 5,774 at $63.59 and 8,399 at $93.38 at our check, with 10% cashback noted; SEAGM carries the same denominations at 5.00/5 from 84 ratings. Moonflow converts 1:1 into Moon Tears.

Did Silver and Blood shut down in January 2026?

No. Vizta announced on January 19, 2026 that the game would be offline from January 21 for infrastructure updates, expected at three to five business days, with US store listings paused in the window. Service resumed, codes were issued in May 2026, and the global version is at v1.4.1 as of October 2026. No end-of-service announcement exists for any region.

What are Moon Tears and Moonflow?

Moon Tears are the in-game premium gacha currency. Moonflow is the denomination the top-up shops sell; it converts 1:1, so a 519 Moonflow pack is 519 Moon Tears.