Esports World Cup 2026 and 4Thrives Walee: How Pakistan Landed on the World's Biggest Gaming Stage

Buying in-game currency in Pakistan has long been an obstacle course. You find a game, you need UC or Diamonds, and then the friction starts: international cards get declined, unfamiliar websites ask for your account password, and delivery is anyone's guess. For players who pay in rupees and manage money from a phone, the payment step — not the game — is often the hard part.

That is changing. The banking and wallet apps Pakistanis already use every day are turning into places where you can shop for digital products directly, not just send money. Instead of hunting for a separate top-up site, you can reach a full gaming catalogue from inside an app you already trust.

Gangstar Mirage City is live in Pakistan, and you can top up its premium currency, Pink Diamonds, using just your in-game User ID. This guide covers what the game is, when it launched, whether it runs on your phone, and exactly how to buy Pink Diamonds with local payment methods like EasyPaisa and JazzCash.

When Peshawar Zalmi won their second Pakistan Super League (PSL) title in 2026 at Gaddafi Stadium, the celebrations were not limited to television screens. Fans also followed every moment on Zalmi TV, the franchise's own digital sports platform, which has grown into one of Pakistan's leading digital sports media networks.

Pakistani esports reached a new milestone as 4Thrives Esports delivered a historic performance on the international stage, winning both the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) South Asia Championship and the PMGO Main Event Season 1 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The team's remarkable journey began with a dominant run through the South Asia qualifiers, where they established themselves as the region's strongest PUBG Mobile roster. Carrying that momentum into Jakarta, 4Thrives faced some of the best teams from around the world and once again proved why they are considered one of the most exciting teams in competitive PUBG Mobile today.

Quick TopUps is pleased to announce its partnership with Maxebels, a gaming organization dedicated to supporting and engaging Pakistan's growing esports community. The partnership marks another important step in Quick TopUps' efforts to expand its sales and distribution channels while making gaming top-ups more accessible to players nationwide.

Quick TopUps is proud to announce its partnership with ASi8 Esports, one of Pakistan's emerging PUBG Mobile teams. The collaboration reflects Quick TopUps' commitment to supporting the local gaming and esports ecosystem while creating more opportunities for players and fans across the country.

Quick TopUps has officially partnered with the newly introduced PSL franchise Team Pindiz as its Official Gaming Partner for HBL PSL 11.

Mobile gaming in Pakistan has moved from a niche hobby to a full blown digital phenomenon in just a few years. With affordable smartphones, rising internet access, and a young population eager for entertainment, Pakistan’s mobile gaming market is now one of the fastest‑growing in the region.

If you play on mobile in Pakistan, at some point you hit the same wall: the game wants a card payment you either do not have or would rather not use. Gaming vouchers exist to get around that. You pay in rupees through EasyPaisa or JazzCash, and you get either in-game currency added straight to your account or a code you redeem yourself.

The catch is that "gaming voucher" covers several different things, and buying the wrong one is a genuinely annoying mistake — some codes cannot be transferred, refunded, or used on an account in a different country. This guide sorts out which voucher does what, which ones Pakistani players buy most, and how to pick correctly the first time.