What Is a CODM UID?

A CODM UID is the unique player identifier tied to your Call of Duty Mobile account, shown in your in-game profile, and used to identify your account precisely among millions of players. It lets friends find you, lets support identify your account when you ask for help, and lets the game tell two players with similar names apart. Your UID is not a password and it does not grant access by itself, but it is still an identifier worth sharing carefully. Find it in your own in-game profile, and never enter it on a site that asks for your password alongside it.

Open your in-game profile, where your UID is displayed alongside your player name and other profile details, and copy it from there rather than from a screenshot someone else sent you. Players use UIDs to add friends accurately, join teams, and reference an account in support requests, because a name alone can belong to more than one player. When you contact support, giving your UID helps them find the right account quickly, which is why it is worth knowing where it lives in your profile. Keep a note of it privately, in case you ever need it in a hurry.

Sharing a UID with a friend or a support agent is normal, but posting it publicly alongside personal details is unnecessary and can attract unwanted attention. Be careful with so-called UID checker sites, because a genuine lookup needs nothing more than the game itself, and a site that asks for your login, password, or payment is not a checker at all. If a site promises account details, rare items, or rank information in exchange for your login, close it immediately. Your UID identifies you, but your password and login codes are what protect you, so never hand those over.

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