CreditSteamTopup is a Steam wallet top-up service: you enter a Steam login name and a dollar amount, pay from account credit funded with crypto, and the dollars are added to that Steam wallet without a password or Steam Guard code. It works for Steam accounts in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, and the dollar amount you choose is the amount sent to the wallet.
How to top up Steam by login, without a password or Steam Guard
A Steam login top-up needs one piece of information: the account's login name. That is the name typed on the Steam sign-in screen, and it only tells us which wallet to fund. The money lands on the wallet balance in the wallet's own currency and can be spent on games, DLC, subscriptions, in-game items and Steam Community Market purchases, exactly like money added with a card.
The form checks the login format as you type: Steam login names use Latin letters, digits and underscores, with no spaces and at least 3 characters. A green check appears when the format is right.
- Open Steam, click your profile name in the top right corner and choose Account details. Copy the login from the page title. The profile nickname does not work.
- Paste the login into the form above and choose an amount in dollars, from $0.65 to $850 per order.
- Check the price on the button and the estimate for tenge and hryvnia wallets on the right.
- Press Buy. The order is paid from your account credit, and the top-up usually reaches the wallet within a few minutes.
Your Steam login is not your profile name. Many people can share a profile name, but every login is unique. Copy it from Account details so the dollars reach the right wallet.
What makes up the price of a Steam top-up
You choose the dollars that should land on the Steam wallet, and the button shows the price of the order right away. Each wallet dollar costs $0.8843, and the total is rounded to the cent once per order. That price covers the whole top-up: no percentage is added on top and nothing is charged after the order.
| On the wallet | Order price | Kazakhstan wallet | Ukraine wallet |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5.00 | $4.42 | ≈ 2,268 ₸ | ≈ 228 ₴ |
| $10.00 | $8.84 | ≈ 4,535 ₸ | ≈ 457 ₴ |
| $20.00 | $17.69 | ≈ 9,070 ₸ | ≈ 914 ₴ |
| $50.00 | $44.21 | ≈ 22,676 ₸ | ≈ 2,285 ₴ |
| $100.00 | $88.43 | ≈ 45,351 ₸ | ≈ 4,570 ₴ |
| $250.00 | $221.07 | ≈ 113,378 ₸ | ≈ 11,425 ₴ |
| $500.00 | $442.14 | ≈ 226,755 ₸ | ≈ 22,850 ₴ |
| $850.00 | $751.64 | ≈ 385,484 ₸ | ≈ 38,844 ₴ |
Prices and wallet estimates are as of November 4, 2026. The full list of amounts is on the pricing page.
- Order price: fixed when you press Buy and charged from credit once.
- Credit top-up: added with crypto from $30 (from $20 in lower-income countries); the payment page shows its network fee, from 1% to 5% by amount, before you send.
- First credit bonus: +20% from $100, +25% from $200, +30% from $300 and +35% from $500, so the first top-up of credit buys even more Steam dollars.
Which Steam accounts can be topped up
The login top-up works for Steam accounts whose store country is one of nine countries. The wallet currency depends on that country, and the money is always credited in the currency the wallet already uses.
- Kazakhstan: wallet in Kazakhstani tenge (KZT). Steam converts the ordered dollars into tenge on arrival. Kazakhstan Steam top-up
- Ukraine: wallet in Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH), converted by Steam on arrival. Ukraine Steam top-up
- Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan: Steam's CIS U.S. dollar pricing, so the wallet is in dollars and receives exactly the amount you order.
Not sure which currency your wallet uses? The balance next to your profile name shows it: ₸ for tenge, ₴ for hryvnia, $ for dollars. Each country has its own page in the regions list with the estimates for common amounts.
Top up a Kazakhstan Steam account in tenge
Kazakhstan accounts keep a tenge wallet, and the store shows prices in tenge. You set the amount in dollars, the dollars go to the account, and Steam converts them to tenge at its own rate when they arrive. That is why the form marks the tenge figure with ≈: $10 is about 4,535 ₸ and $50 is about 22,676 ₸ at today's rate.
When you need enough for a specific game, divide its tenge price by the rate and add a small margin. A game at 9,990 ₸ needs about $22.03, so a $23 order covers it with room for rate changes.
Top up a Ukraine Steam account in hryvnia
Ukrainian accounts keep a hryvnia wallet. The flow is the same: the login, the dollar amount, and Steam converts to hryvnia on arrival. $20 is about 914 ₴ and $100 is about 4,570 ₴. Check that the balance shows ₴ before the first order so you know the wallet currency.
Paying with crypto: credit, coins and timing
Orders are paid from your SteamTopup credit, so a single crypto payment can cover many top-ups for you and your friends. Credit is added on the account Top up page with USDT or USDC on TRON, BNB Chain, Ethereum or Solana, or with BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL and LTC. The payment page gives an exact amount to six decimals and an address with a QR code; the last digits of the amount identify your payment, so send exactly that amount on the network shown.
Credit has no expiry date. If an order cannot be delivered for any reason, its full price returns to your credit at once and you can use it again.
Limits: order size, wallet cap and account rules
- One order adds from $0.65 to $850 to one Steam wallet. Several orders can follow each other.
- Steam keeps a wallet balance cap of about $2,000, or the same value in tenge or hryvnia. Spend some of the balance before adding more.
- Steam wallet funds stay inside Steam: they buy games, DLC and items, and Steam does not pay them out as cash.
- The login name cannot be changed in Steam, so a login copied once keeps working for every future top-up of that account.
When a login top-up is the right tool
A login top-up suits anyone who keeps savings in crypto and wants Steam dollars without a bank card: adding money before a Steam sale, paying for a game on release day, topping up a friend's account as a gift, or funding several accounts in a gaming club from one credit balance. Shops and Telegram bots can do the same from code with the top-up API.