Hundreds of accounts. One batch. Nobody typing codes at midnight.
Topping up game credit one account at a time is a person logging in, waiting for a code, typing it, buying, and starting again. Mizenzo Reload does the whole run on the server — every login, every 2FA code, every retry — and hands you a batch you can pause, resume and audit account by account.
The work a person used to do, done by the server.
Close the tab, lose the internet, go home — the batch keeps running and is exactly where you left it.
Single and bulk purchasing
Top up one account, or run a batch across many at once, in either currency. The regional catalogue is browsable and searchable with live prices, so you are buying against today's rate rather than a number somebody wrote down last month.
Automatic 2FA and login
Codes are generated and entered by the system, and every account in the batch is logged in without anyone watching. Accounts that fail are retried on their own rather than quietly dropping out of the run.
It runs on the server, not in your browser
Close the tab, lose the connection or shut the laptop — the batch carries on and is exactly where you left it when you come back. A run of two hundred accounts does not depend on a browser window staying open.
Full control mid-run
Pause, resume or stop the whole batch, or a single account inside it, at any point. Every account shows its live position in the queue, and finished batches stay saved and reopenable.
Proxy and region routing
Route through 63 countries, add and manage your own proxies, and switch region without leaving the dashboard. Each user is assigned a separate IP, and the countries you use most sit ready as favourites.
Tracking and reports
Real-time status on every order, full transaction and multi-account history, and the PIN and receipt recorded against each purchase. Filter by date or status, choose your columns, and export to Excel or PDF.
Wallet and per-account history
Balances in both currencies with a running summary, plus a step-by-step log of what each account did in each batch — which is what you reach for when a customer asks what happened to their order.
Packages, limits and billing
It is a SaaS, not a single-tenant tool. Create packages with their own caps on accounts, proxies and batch size, assign them to customers, and let the system enforce every limit and price a mid-cycle upgrade by itself.
This is a business you can run, not just a tool you can use.
Every part of charging customers is already built — which is the half of a SaaS that usually never gets finished.
- Packages are yours to define. Each one carries its own ceiling on accounts, proxies and how many accounts a single batch may touch.
- Limits are enforced in one place. Every check in the application goes through the same resolver, so a cap cannot be true on one screen and ignored on another.
- An unassigned account consumes nothing. Someone without a package can look around but cannot use resources — deliberately, so a signup is never a free ride.
- A mid-cycle upgrade is prorated. The customer keeps the expiry they already paid for and is charged only the difference, scaled to the days left. A downgrade costs nothing and simply takes effect at the existing expiry.
- Every customer is isolated — their own workspace, their own accounts, their own data, their own IP.
Fourteen modules behind the dashboard.
Customer side, admin side and the billing that connects them.
1Purchasing
- Single-account top-ups, both currencies
- Bulk batches across many accounts
- Regional catalogue with live prices
- Search and browse by region
2Automation
- Automatic 2FA code generation and entry
- Logins handled for every account
- Automatic retry of failed accounts
- Server-side runs that survive a closed tab
- Scheduled re-login keeps sessions alive
3Batch control
- Pause, resume, stop — batch or single account
- Live queue position per account
- Step-by-step log of every action
- Completed batches saved and reopenable
4Proxies and regions
- 63 countries available
- Add, edit and delete your own proxies
- A separate IP per user
- Region switching from the dashboard
5Money and records
- Wallet with per-currency balances
- Transaction and multi-account history
- PIN and receipt per purchase
- Excel and PDF export with chosen columns
6Running the platform
- Packages with per-customer caps
- Billing with prorated upgrades
- Admin console — users, packages, chat
- Built-in support chat
- Customer portal and registration
The technical detail
| Architecture | Node.js + Express backend organised as 14 self-contained modules, with a Next.js dashboard |
| Execution | Batches run server-side; a closed browser tab does not interrupt or lose a run |
| Networking | Per-user proxy assignment across 63 countries, managed from the dashboard |
| Security | Hashed passwords, token-based sessions, and per-customer data isolation |
| Billing | Packages with enforced caps, prorated mid-cycle upgrades, charge records per customer |
| Exports | XLSX and PDF, filtered by date or status with selectable columns |
| Devices | Works on desktop, tablet and phone |
| Deployment | We host it, or it deploys on your own server |
Independent platform. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Razer Inc. The product works with publicly available top-up services; brand names are used descriptively only.
Mizenzo Reload — common questions
The repetitive part of buying digital credit in volume: logging in to each account, generating and entering the 2FA code, making the purchase, recording the PIN and receipt, and retrying anything that failed — across as many accounts as your package allows, in one batch.
Nothing. The run lives on the server, not in your tab. Come back an hour later and the batch is where it should be, with the log of what each account did while you were away.
Yes — that is what it was built for. You define packages with their own limits, assign them to customers, and the platform enforces the caps and handles prorated upgrades. Each customer gets an isolated workspace.
Prices and availability differ by region, and accounts are expected to connect from a consistent location. The platform assigns a separate IP per user, lets you add your own proxies, and can route through 63 countries — switchable from the dashboard.
No. It is an independent platform that works with publicly available top-up services. Brand names appear descriptively so you know what it does, and nothing on it is endorsed by or sponsored by those companies.
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Tell us how many accounts you handle in a month and whether you want to run it for yourself or resell it, and we will show you a live batch on your own screen.