Posted on 09/11/26 03:13 pm
Supercell ID sends a verification code by email. If it does not arrive, check spam, the email address you typed, and wait a few minutes before asking again.
Supercell ID links your progress in games such as Clash of Clans, Clash Royale and Brawl Stars to an email address. When you sign in on a device, Supercell sends a short code to that email, and you type it into the game.
If you no longer have access to the email on your Supercell ID, contact the game's support from the in-game settings. Give your player tag and as many account details as you can, such as purchase receipts and when you started playing.
Sign in to Supercell ID on the new phone and your progress loads. Make sure you still have the email inbox before switching. See moving to a new phone.
Fake "support" accounts on social media sometimes ask players for their Supercell ID code. Real support works through the in-game help menu and will not ask you to send them the code.
One Supercell ID can hold progress for several Supercell games. Each game still has its own player account inside the ID. If you play on more than one device, sign in to the same Supercell ID on each, and check the player tag in game settings before you start, so you do not overwrite progress by connecting the wrong account.
It may be in spam, or the email address was mistyped.
Supercell ID codes are sent by email.
Contact the game's support from in-game settings with your player details.
Related: why a recovery email matters · code scams · moving to a new phone.
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