A Supercell account is a linked profile that lets you play Supercell games across multiple devices using the same progress

Supercell is a game company that makes mobile games like Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, and Brawl Stars. A Supercell account is your login profile that stores your game progress, in-game purchases, and settings. When you link your account, you can start playing on one device—say, your phone—and pick up exactly where you left off on a tablet or another phone.

The account itself is free to create. You do not need a credit card to set one up. Supercell accounts are separate from your bank account; they are game profiles, not financial accounts. If you are looking for information about actual bank accounts, this is not the right page.

Key Takeaways

  • A Supercell account is a game profile that syncs your progress across devices, not a financial or bank account.
  • You can create a Supercell account using an email address, Apple ID, Google Play account, or Facebook login.
  • Linking your account protects your game progress if you lose your phone or switch to a new device.
  • In-game purchases made through Supercell games are billed to your device's payment method (Apple, Google, or credit card), not to a Supercell account itself.

How to create and link a Supercell account

Open any Supercell game on your device. Look for a settings menu, usually a gear icon or three horizontal lines. Find the option that says "Supercell ID" or "Link Account." You will be asked to choose a login method: email address, Apple ID, Google Play account, or Facebook. Pick whichever you use most often and remember easily.

Enter your chosen login details and create a password if you are using email. Supercell will send a confirmation email or push a notification to verify it is really you. Once confirmed, your game progress is now tied to that Supercell account. If you install the same game on another device and log in with the same Supercell ID, your progress will load on that new device.

Why you might want to link your account

Linking protects your progress if your phone is lost, stolen, or breaks. Without a linked account, your game data lives only on that one device. If the device is gone, so is your progress. A linked Supercell account means your progress is stored on Supercell's servers, not just on your phone.

Linking also lets you play on multiple devices. You might play Clash of Clans on your phone during the day and continue on a tablet at home. Your troops, buildings, and resources stay in sync. If you share a device with family members, you can each have your own Supercell account so your progress does not get mixed up.

In-game purchases and payment methods

Supercell games let you buy gems, gold, or other in-game currency to speed up progress or unlock cosmetics. These purchases are not billed to a Supercell account. Instead, they are billed to whatever payment method your device uses. On an iPhone, purchases go through Apple's App Store and are charged to your Apple ID payment method. On Android, they go through Google Play and are charged to your Google account payment method.

If you use a linked Supercell account on multiple devices, purchases on each device are billed separately to that device's payment method. Your Supercell account just tracks which purchases you made; it does not hold or manage money. If you want to stop in-game purchases, you need to change the payment settings on your device or app store, not in your Supercell account.

What happens if you forget your Supercell login

If you forget the password to your Supercell account, go to the login screen in any Supercell game and tap "Forgot Password?" or "Need Help?" Supercell will send a reset link to the email address you used to create the account. Click that link, create a new password, and you can log back in.

If you no longer have access to the email address you used, contact Supercell Support through the game's settings menu. They will ask you to verify your identity—usually by describing your game progress or providing details about in-game purchases. This process can take a few days. Keep records of any purchases you made in case you need to prove the account is yours.

Supercell account security

Your Supercell account is only as find as the password you choose. Use a password that is at least 8 characters long and includes uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and numbers. Do not use the same password as your email or bank accounts. If you use a public or shared device, log out of your Supercell account when you are done playing.

Supercell will never ask you for your password via email or in-game message. If someone claiming to be from Supercell asks for your password, it is a scam. Report it to Supercell Support. Also watch out for phishing links that look like Supercell login pages but are actually fake. Only log in through the official Supercell game or the official Supercell website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I have more than one Supercell account?

Yes. You can create multiple Supercell accounts using different email addresses or login methods. Each account will have its own game progress. On the same device, you can switch between accounts by logging out and logging back in with a different Supercell ID.

What if I delete the game—do I lose my progress?

No, if your account is linked. Deleting the game app only removes it from your device. Your progress stays on Supercell's servers. When you reinstall the game and log in with the same Supercell ID, your progress reappears. If your account is not linked, deleting the game will erase your progress permanently.

Can I transfer my progress to someone else's device?

Only if you give them your Supercell login details. Once they log in with your account on their device, they will see all your progress. However, this means they can also make purchases, change your password, or delete your account. Only share your login with people you trust completely.

Is a Supercell account the same as a bank account?

No. A Supercell account is a game profile. It does not hold money, process payments, or connect to your bank. In-game purchases are billed through your device's payment method, not through your Supercell account.