Updated November 2026
Short answer: It depends on how the Waypoints are paid for. The Tiles Survive terms say virtual items can only be bought from FunPlus or its representatives through the game, ban selling or trading items for cash, ban account trading and ban sharing your login. The real danger is Waypoints paid for with refunds or stolen cards. When the payment is reversed, the terms let FunPlus remove the items and stop the account. When a service buys the exact Waypoints through the official Apple App Store or Google Play, the game is paid in full, so there is nothing to reverse. It still needs your game login, so check how that login is handled before you pay anyone, Packsify included.
What the Tiles Survive terms say
Tiles Survive! is published by FunPlus International AG, a company registered in Switzerland. We read the FunPlus Terms of Service (last updated October 1, 2026) on November 13, 2026. Five parts matter for anyone buying Waypoints outside the game:
- Items outside the game: Virtual items have no value outside the game. You cannot sell, trade or transfer them or exchange them for cash (section 12.3). Licenses to virtual items may only be bought from FunPlus or its representatives through the games (section 16.1).
- Account trading: Selling, buying, renting or otherwise transferring an account is not allowed (sections 8.1.3 and 8.1.15). Such deals can mean losing the real money paid for them (section 5.5).
- Logins: You may not share your account or let anyone else access it, and you must keep your login details to yourself (sections 5.2 and 7.1.1).
- Ownership: Items and other digital goods are licensed to you, not sold. Ownership is not transferred to you (sections 6.1 and 6.3).
- Refunds and chargebacks: All purchases are final (section 15.1.1). Applying for a refund in bad faith is against the rules (section 8.1.17). For rule breaks, FunPlus may remove or delete items and stop the account, and you lose access to everything on it (sections 5.4 and 5.5).
Packsify is not a FunPlus partner, and we will not tell you the terms say something they do not. Read them yourself and decide. What follows is how each outside route works in practice, so you can see where the real risk sits.
Third-party routes, from riskiest to safest
| Route | How it works | What can go wrong |
|---|---|---|
| Waypoint offers far below the store price | A seller in chat or Discord adds Waypoints for a fraction of the store price | The money often comes from refunds or stolen cards. When the payment is reversed, the items can be removed and the account stopped. |
| Buying an account | You pay for a built account | The terms ban account trading, and FunPlus decides who owns a disputed account. The original owner can often recover it through the linked login. |
| Handing your login to a stranger | Someone offers to "manage" or boost your account | With your password and your email code they can change the linked login and lock you out. |
| A service that buys through the official store | The service buys the exact Waypoints through the official Apple App Store or Google Play at the full store price | The game is paid in full, so there is no refund to reverse. The service still logs in to your game, so how it handles that login is what you check. |
| The in-game store | You buy yourself, in the game | No outside party at all. You pay the full store price. |
Why refunds are the real problem
Every Tiles Survive purchase in the App Store is sold by FunPlus International AG through Apple, from $0.99 up to $99.99. When a purchase is made that way and stays paid, the game has its money and it looks like any other purchase.
Waypoint offers far below that price only work if someone else covers the gap. Usually that is a refund request after the Waypoints are delivered, or a card that was never the seller's. Both get reversed sooner or later, and the reversal reaches the account that got the Waypoints, not the seller. Players report spent currency being clawed back and accounts locked weeks after a cut-price deal.
So the first thing to ask any service is how the store gets paid, and whether that payment stays paid. The price comes second.
Sharing your login
The Tiles Survive terms say you may not share your account or let anyone else access it, and you must keep your login details to yourself (sections 5.2 and 7.1.1). Any service that buys inside your game needs your login to do it, Packsify included. So this is the one rule every top-up service touches, and you decide if that is fine for you.
The real risk is losing your account. With your password and your email code, a stranger can change the linked login, lock you out, spend your Waypoints or sell the account. That is the risk to check, whoever gets your login.
This is how a Packsify order handles it:
- Only the game login. We never ask for your Apple ID, your payment details or the password to your email.
- Nobody gets in without you. Most logins ask for a code, so our team can only log in when you are there for the order.
- Stored encrypted. Your login is opened only while your order is active.
- One team, our own devices. Orders are placed by our trained team from our own devices in one place, not from random phones in different countries.
- In and out. We buy the pack you picked, then log out. Your recovery email and phone stay untouched.
- You stay in control. You follow every step live in the app, and you can change your password after every order.
Compare that with a seller in chat who asks for your password and email code to "manage" your account. It is the same login, with a very different risk.
Five checks before you pay any Tiles Survive service
- Where does the lower price come from? A real service can explain it in a sentence or two. Store prices differ by country, currency and payment method, so a gap of 10 to 30% has a normal explanation. Half the store price does not.
- Which store does the purchase go through? The answer should be the official Apple App Store or Google Play, for the exact Waypoints you picked.
- What login do they ask for? A service that buys inside your game needs your game login. It should never need your Apple ID, your payment details or the password to your email.
- Can you see the order? You should see each step after you pay, not just "processing" for days.
- Who is behind it? Look for a registered company, how long it has run, and reviews on a site it does not control.
Not sure which packs are worth it at your budget? Our Tiles Survive spending guide sorts the best packs before you pay anyone.
How a Packsify Tiles Survive order works
- Sign up in the Packsify app and load credits in your own currency. The minimum cart is 500 credits.
- Pick Tiles Survive and the Waypoints size you want, from 2,000 to 100,000.
- Our team logs in to your game, buys the Waypoints through the official Apple App Store or Google Play at the full store price, then logs out.
- You follow every step live in the app until the order is done.
That is how Packsify has kept a 0 bans record since 2021, with 4.9 on Trustpilot. If an account is ever permanently banned only because of an order we processed, Ban Protection offers compensation when it is proven.
What you pay with Packsify
Example: $99.99 of Waypoints. You see your exact price in the app before you pay. Across games, currencies and payment methods, the gain is usually 10 to 30% more pack value for the same budget.
Store prices differ by country, and more currencies are in the app. Revolut and USDT/USDC have no fee. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay add a 3 to 6% fee at checkout.
For spenders and alliance leaders
Order before Oil Clash, Copper Clash or Reservoir Raid opens, not during it. If anything needs a second look, it is sorted before the points count.
For R4s and R5s: When members ask which top-up site is safe, share the five checks above. It protects the alliance whatever service people pick, and a member whose account gets locked in the middle of an event hurts everyone.
Where Packsify fits
Packsify is for Tiles Survive players who want the exact Waypoints bought for them through the official Apple App Store or Google Play, with the game paid in full and every step visible in the app. You usually get 10 to 30% more pack value for the same budget, depending on your currency and how you pay.
Tiles Survive top up: see prices
More Tiles Survive guides: The Tiles Survive top-up guide and the Tiles Survive event spending guide. Before your first order, read how we keep accounts safe.
Sources: FunPlus Terms of Service, Tiles Survive! on the App Store, Packsify on Trustpilot. Checked November 13, 2026.
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