Q Coin (Q币) is Tencent's universal currency — QQ memberships, game points, music VIP, streamer gifts, you name it. But from overseas, the official top-up path is a dead end without a Chinese bank card.
This guide shows you how to buy Q Coins from abroad with your local currency — QQ-number direct top-up, payable by credit card or PayPal.
Step 1: Confirm the QQ number
Q Coins land on a QQ number — yours or a family member's. A wrong number means topping up a stranger, so triple-check before submitting.
Step 2: Pick a denomination and order
On the product page choose the denomination — 100, 200, 300 or 500 Q Coins — enter the QQ number, confirm and pay.
Reference denominations (updated Nov 2026 — always follow the live price on the product page):
| Denomination |
Reference price (CNY) |
| 100 Q Coins |
¥103 |
| 200 Q Coins |
¥209 |
| 300 Q Coins |
¥312 |
| 500 Q Coins |
from ¥522.5 |
Credit card and PayPal supported: CNY pricing converted at the real-time rate, and the checkout amount is final.
Step 3: Wait for delivery
The system processes the top-up automatically after payment; check your QQ wallet balance when it lands. If it takes longer than 30 minutes, contact support with your order number.
Payment notes
- Credit cards (Visa / Mastercard etc.) and PayPal both work;
- No Chinese bank card, no QQ password required;
- Everything over HTTPS; payments handled by licensed providers.
FAQ
Do you need my QQ password?
No — just the QQ number.
Can I top up a family member's QQ in China?
Yes, simply enter their QQ number — an easy way to gift memberships back home.
Q Coins vs Q Points?
1 Q Coin = 10 Q Points; usage is the same. Pick per the denominations on the product page.