Endfield Server Split: Asia Versus Americas and Europe
Arknights: Endfield publishes two servers, Asia and Americas or Europe, and the store states plainly that they share no progress and no purchases. That single line decides what goes in the order form: the server you type has to be the server your operator roster actually lives on, and KeyGold lists Origeometry from $1.49 for a 4+2 pack up to $52.35 for 194+48.
Key takeaways
- Endfield runs on two published servers, Asia and Americas or Europe, and they share no progress and no purchases.
- The order needs the official Gryphline or Hypergryph login email and password, the Player UID from the bottom-left of the main screen, the nickname and the server.
- Delivery is published as 15 to 30 minutes after payment, and the buyer should stay logged out while the order is processed.
- The Origeometry ladder starts at $1.49 for 4+2 and reaches $52.35 for 194+48, with a 25% discount row on the home page.
Two servers, two separate histories
The server question is not cosmetic in Endfield. The published description is blunt: Asia and Americas or Europe share no progress and no purchases. An account built on one of them cannot see the other's roster, cannot spend the other's currency and cannot receive a delivery aimed at the wrong side. Once an order has been placed against the wrong server, there is nothing left in the account for the crystals or the Origeometry to land on.
That is why the order form treats the server as a required detail rather than a preference. It is the same logic that makes the Player UID useful as a second identifier: the UID sits at the bottom-left of the main screen and confirms which account is being credited, while the nickname gives the person on the other side a human-readable check.
What the order form asks for, and why
Endfield orders work through official account login only. The published requirement is the Gryphline or Hypergryph email and password, the Player UID, the nickname and the server. Sign-ins through Google, Facebook or PlayStation are not supported, so an account that was originally created that way needs its official credentials in place before an order can run.
The delivery window is published as 15 to 30 minutes after payment, and the warning attached to it is specific: stay logged out while the order is processed. If the game session is opened mid-order, the session is kicked and the top-up fails. That is a two-minute mistake that costs a queue position, so the sensible routine is to hand over the details, close the game and wait for the confirmation.
| Game | Details required | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Arknights: Endfield | Official Gryphline or Hypergryph email and password, Player UID, nickname, server | Account login |
| Genshin Impact | HoYoverse Account email and password, server (America, Europe, Asia, TW-HK-MO) | Account login |
| Wuthering Waves | Kuro Games account email and password, character name, Global server | Account login |
| Whiteout Survival | The Facebook or Google login you actually use, plus account and password | Account login |
| Mobile Legends: Bang Bang | Player UID and region, verified at purchase | UID top-up |
What one Origeometry turns into
Origeometry is the paid currency, and the published conversion is fixed: one Origeometry becomes 75 Oroberyl for character-banner Headhunting pulls, or 25 Arsenal Tickets for weapons. Knowing that conversion is what makes the pack ladder readable, because the same purchase has two different values depending on what you intend to pull.
A 194+48 listing delivers 242 Origeometry in total, which converts to 242 x 75 = 18,150 Oroberyl, or 242 x 25 = 6,050 Arsenal Tickets. A 21+5 listing delivers 26 Origeometry, which is 26 x 75 = 1,950 Oroberyl, or 26 x 25 = 650 Arsenal Tickets. The smaller pack is easier to justify if you are saving for one character; the larger one is for a player who wants both a character and a weapon from the same cycle.
The bundle list beyond the pack ladder
Origeometry packs are only part of the Endfield listing. The page also carries ten bundles, each with its own sale price and list price: Monthly Pass at $3.73 against $4.99, Weekly Materials Bundle at $3.73 against $4.99, Protocol Customized at $7.47 against $9.99, Value Arsenal Ticket Pack at $10.46 against $13.99, HR Support Bundle and Monthly Materials Bundle at $11.21 against $14.99 each, All Rounder Bundle at $14.95 against $19.99, Protocol Flow Bundle at $22.43 against $29.99, Mine bits of Origeometry Bundle at $121.07 against $148.94, and the smallest of the group, Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle, at $0.75 against $0.99.
Read together with the pack ladder, that list says something useful about where the value sits on this page. The cheap bundles are the entry point for a new roster, the Origeometry packs are the currency purchase, and the two largest items are the seasonal commitment. Whichever you choose, the account details are the same: official Gryphline or Hypergryph login, Player UID, nickname and the correct server.
Worked example: what a bundle costs per Origeometry
This is my own example, using only the prices printed on the Endfield page. Take three published listings: 21+5 at $6.72, 57+11 at $15.70 and 194+48 at $52.35.
Divide each price by the Origeometry it delivers. The 21+5 pack gives 26 Origeometry, so $6.72 / 26 = $0.2585 each. The 57+11 pack gives 68, so $15.70 / 68 = $0.2309 each. The 194+48 pack gives 242, so $52.35 / 242 = $0.2163 each. The largest bundle is therefore the lowest cost per Origeometry of the three, and the same three listings carry list prices of $8.99, $20.99 and $69.99 respectively, so the printed gaps are $8.99 - $6.72 = $2.27, $20.99 - $15.70 = $5.29 and $69.99 - $52.35 = $17.64. Your own cost depends on which listing you pick and on the server you are topping up.
How the other pages write their delivery windows
The chart widens the view from one order to three, and it is a timing picture rather than a price one: each pair of bars is a delivery window in minutes from confirmed payment, a fast end and a slow end for the same title. Arknights: Endfield is the middle case at 15 to 30 minutes, Genshin Impact is drawn from 5 to 30, and Whiteout Survival is usually 10 to 30. On the Endfield page that window is tied to one rule — stay logged out while the order is processed — and the rule is what keeps a delivery near the fifteen-minute start rather than at the slow end.
Two details improve your odds and cost nothing. Fill in the details exactly as they appear on the account, because a mistyped server or nickname means the order has to be checked before it can be completed, and that check is extra queue time.
When the two servers actually matter
For a single-account player the split is invisible: you log in, note your server, and the order matches it every time. It starts to matter when a roster is shared, when an account was created on one side and played from another region, or when a gift is meant for someone else's account. In each of those cases the server field is the difference between a delivery that lands and one that has to be refunded because it cannot reach the intended roster. There is no setting inside the game that fixes a mis-aimed order afterwards, which is why the Endfield page repeats the requirement in the order steps rather than only in the description.
Frequently asked questions
Which Endfield server goes in the order form?
The one your account actually plays on. The two published servers, Asia and Americas or Europe, share no progress and no purchases, so an order placed against the wrong one does not reach your roster.
What details does an Endfield order need?
The official Gryphline or Hypergryph login email and password, your Player UID from the bottom-left of the main screen, your nickname and your server. Sign-ins through Google, Facebook or PlayStation are not supported.
Getting the server right before you pay
Open the game once, check which server the account loads into, and note the Player UID from the bottom-left of the main screen before you start. If you are placing a top up arknights endfield order, the Endfield page carries the whole Origeometry ladder and the delivery window of 15 to 30 minutes, while the help centre answers the account questions that come up most often and the games overview lists every title the store covers.
All prices, delivery windows, discounts and ratings cited here are taken from KeyGold's own site pages, read 24 Sept 2026, and are quoted in USD exactly as published.[1]