How to Buy Game Vault Points as a Distributor
Published · Gamebridge API
Game Vault runs on points. You buy points in bulk, then pass them to players or to agents under you. Here is how buying and managing them works.
What Game Vault points are
Points are the balance inside the Game Vault backend. When a player wants to play, you move points from your account to theirs. When they cash out, points come back to you.
Your balance is the stock you sell from. If it hits zero, you cannot serve anyone until you top up.
Who buys points
Three kinds of accounts buy points from us:
- Distributors buy the largest amounts and supply agents below them.
- Sub distributors buy medium amounts and serve a mix of agents and players.
- Online agents buy smaller amounts and serve players directly.
The way you buy is the same at every level. Only the order size changes.
How to buy, step by step
- Message us on WhatsApp with your Game Vault username, or ask for a new account.
- Tell us how many points you want.
- We send the price and payment options.
- You pay. All orders are prepaid.
- We load the points and send you a confirmation.
That is it. No forms, no waiting for approval.
Planning your balance
Running dry on a Friday night costs you players. A little planning fixes that.
Look at how many points you moved last week. Order enough to cover that, plus a buffer. Busy days are often weekends and paydays.
Set a low-balance number for yourself. When your balance drops below it, message us for a top-up. Do not wait until it is empty.
Using Game Vault promotions
Game Vault lets you run more than one promotion at a time. You can give new players a welcome bonus and run a weekend offer side by side.
Keep track of bonus points apart from paid points. That way you always know your real margin. See our Game Vault page for the system details.
Passing points to agents
If you are a distributor, you load points to agent accounts the same way you load players. Agree on top-up rules early. Who pays first? How fast do you reload?
Clear rules keep the chain running. Most problems between distributors and agents come from guessing.
Keep good records
Write down every top-up you buy and every load you make. Date, amount and account. A simple sheet works.
When a player or agent asks a question, you can answer in seconds.
Getting a new Game Vault account
No account yet? We can open one for you. Tell us your level and your first order size. We first send an empty account so you can check it. Once you pay, we load your points.
Log in, change your password and run one test load. Then you are ready for real players.
What to do when a top-up is late
Most top-ups land fast. If yours has not arrived, check two things first. Did the payment go through? Did you send the right username?
Then message us with your payment proof and username. We check and fix it quickly. Keep a buffer balance so a short delay never stops you.
Signs you should order bigger
You top up more than twice a week. You turn players away on busy nights. Agents under you wait for reloads.
If any of these sound familiar, a bigger order may suit you better. Larger orders also mean fewer payments to track. Ask us about the next level.
Pair Game Vault with other systems
Many Game Vault distributors also run Juwa or Orion Stars. You can buy balance for each one from us in the same chat.
See prices, backend details and screenshots on our Game Vault distributor page.
FAQ
What is the price of Game Vault points?
Message us for price. It depends on your account level and how many points you buy.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes, minimums vary by level. Ask us and we will tell you the current minimum for your account.
How fast are points loaded?
Points are loaded after payment is confirmed, usually within minutes during working hours.
Can I buy on credit?
No. All Game Vault orders are prepaid.