Origeometry Explained: The Currency Behind Endfield Pulls
Origeometry is the paid currency of Arknights: Endfield, and one of it converts into 75 Oroberyl for character-banner Headhunting pulls or 25 Arsenal Tickets for weapons. That single conversion rule is what makes the pack ladder on keygold.gg readable: a 194+48 bundle delivers 242 Origeometry, which is 18,150 Oroberyl or 6,050 Arsenal Tickets depending on the banner you are feeding. Everything below works from the published figures rather than from estimates.
Key takeaways
- 1 Origeometry becomes 75 Oroberyl (character banners) or 25 Arsenal Tickets (weapons) — both figures are published on the Endfield page.
- An order needs the official login email, the password, the Player UID, the nickname and the server.
- The two servers, Asia and Americas / Europe, share no progress and no purchases, so the server must be correct before payment.
- Published delivery window for Arknights: Endfield is 15–30 minutes after payment, with the account left logged out while the order runs.
What Origeometry is, and what it is not
Most of the confusion around Endfield spending comes from treating Origeometry as if it were the thing you spend. It is not. It is the top of a short chain: Origeometry is bought, and Oroberyl or Arsenal Tickets are what the banners actually consume. The published conversion is fixed at 75 Oroberyl or 25 Arsenal Tickets per Origeometry, and the direction you convert in decides how the same purchase behaves.
Character-banner Headhunting pulls take Oroberyl, so a pack aimed at new operators converts at the higher rate. Weapons take Arsenal Tickets, so the same Origeometry converts into a smaller, more concentrated number. Neither route is better in the abstract; they are two different shops with two different prices, which is why the pack count and the conversion rate both matter when you compare two rungs of the ladder.
One more property is worth knowing before the first order. Origeometry is tied to the account and to the server the account lives on, and the two Endfield servers share neither progress nor purchases. A pack bought for one server does not help a character on the other. KeyGold buys that pack inside the account once the details check out, which is why the server has to be named correctly before anything is ordered.
What an order to top up Endfield asks for
The Endfield page is specific about the details it needs, and the list is slightly longer than for other titles. It asks for the official Gryphline or Hypergryph login email and password, the Player UID shown at the bottom left of the main screen, the nickname, and the server — which is either Asia or Americas / Europe. Official account login is what is used, so a Google, Facebook or PlayStation sign-in will not serve as the login for the order.
The UID is the detail most buyers have to go and find, and it is worth copying carefully rather than from memory: it is a long string, and a single wrong character is a failed order rather than a slow one. Nickname and server act as the second check against it, which is why the page asks for all three.
Then the session rule. Arknights: Endfield is processed with the account logged out, and the page states that if the session is kicked during processing the top-up fails. In practice that means no playing while the order runs — a 15–30 minute pause, which is the published window for this title.
| Pack as listed | Origeometry total | Sale price | List price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4+2 Origeometry | 6 | $1.49 | $1.99 |
| 34+6 Origeometry | 40 | $9.72 | $12.99 |
| 92+20 Origeometry | 112 | $25.42 | $33.99 |
| 194+48 Origeometry | 242 | $52.35 | $69.99 |
Worked example: 242 Origeometry, counted twice
The example uses the largest single pack in the table above, 194+48, which is listed at $52.35 with a list price of $69.99. The assumptions are all published: the conversion rates of 75 and 25, and the two prices printed beside the pack. The arithmetic is the author's, and it says nothing about pull costs, rates or pity.
Start with the pack total: 194 + 48 = 242 Origeometry. Converted for character banners, 242 × 75 = 18,150 Oroberyl. Converted for weapons, 242 × 25 = 6,050 Arsenal Tickets. The same purchase therefore produces either a large pile of pull currency or a smaller pile of weapon currency, and the ratio between them is exactly 75 ÷ 25 = 3.
Now price it per unit. $52.35 ÷ 242 = about $0.2163 per Origeometry. Pushed one step further into each destination, that is $52.35 ÷ 18,150 = about $0.0029 per Oroberyl, or $52.35 ÷ 6,050 = about $0.0087 per Arsenal Ticket. Rounded, the character route lands at roughly three tenths of a cent per unit and the weapon route at roughly nine tenths of a cent per unit.
Compare the smallest rung for contrast. The 4+2 pack delivers 6 Origeometry for $1.49, so $1.49 ÷ 6 = about $0.2483 per Origeometry — roughly 15% more per unit than the 242 pack. Small rungs are for small purchases, not for better rates, and the ladder shows that plainly once the division is done.
Where Endfield sits in the site's delivery windows
The chart above places the three published windows side by side, and it is the honest answer to the question of how long an Endfield order takes. Genshin Impact starts at 5 minutes and ends at 30, Whiteout Survival runs 10 to 30, and Arknights: Endfield runs 15 to 30 — the slowest start of the three and the same outer limit. The source line under the chart is the one to keep in mind: these are stated windows from the game pages, read on 24 Sept 2026, not measured averages.
The reason Endfield's window opens later is visible in the requirements rather than in the store. An order has to be signed in with an official account, checked against a Player UID, nickname and server, and then the pack purchased in the shop with the session held clear. That is a few more steps than a purchase that only needs an email and a server name, and the window reflects them.
If a new banner has just launched, expect the later end of the range rather than the earlier one; the site notes longer queues during the busy opening hours after a new banner. Placing the order outside that surge, with the UID already copied, is the simplest way to land nearer the 15-minute mark. The top-up index lists every title with a published window if you want to compare before choosing when to order.
Bundles that are not Origeometry packs
The Endfield page carries a second shelf beside the currency ladder, and it is easy to confuse the two. Bundles such as the Monthly Pass at $3.73 ($4.99), the Weekly Materials Bundle at $3.73 ($4.99), the Value Arsenal Ticket Pack at $10.46 ($13.99) and the Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle at $0.75 ($0.99) are product bundles rather than currency rungs. They deliver specific materials or tickets instead of raw Origeometry, and their prices sit on their own scale.
The practical rule is to decide what you are buying before you compare prices across the two shelves. A 40 Origeometry pack at $9.72 and a Monthly Pass at $3.73 are not competing offers, even though the second one is cheaper; one is currency and the other is a bundle with its own contents. Reading the pack name first, then the price, avoids the mistake of ranking figures that describe different things.
If you are coming to an arknights endfield top up for the first time, start with the currency ladder and one small rung, and add a bundle only when you know which materials the account actually needs. The page lists the contents of each bundle next to its price, so nothing has to be guessed.
Frequently asked questions
How much Oroberyl does one Origeometry give?
One Origeometry converts into 75 Oroberyl when the destination is character-banner Headhunting pulls, or 25 Arsenal Tickets when the destination is weapons. Both rates are published on the Endfield page, so a 242 Origeometry bundle is 18,150 Oroberyl or 6,050 Arsenal Tickets.
Is the Player UID required for an Endfield order?
Yes. The order needs the official login email and password, the Player UID from the bottom left of the main screen, the nickname and the server, which is either Asia or Americas / Europe. The two servers share no progress and no purchases, so the right server has to be named before payment.
Checking the details before you order
Three things decide whether an Endfield order runs smoothly: the login is the official one rather than a social sign-in, the UID matches the character exactly, and the server on the order is the server you play on. Get those right and the remaining variable is traffic on the queue, nothing more. Anyone unsure about the login method the page accepts can ask through the live chat, which is staffed 24/7, or read the help center before paying.
Origeometry becomes simple the moment the chain is clear: buy Origeometry, convert it into Oroberyl or Arsenal Tickets, and spend the result on the banner you were already planning to pull on. The ladder, the two conversion rates and the delivery window are all published — the only calculation left is how many rungs you need.
Figures in this article come from the client's own pages on keygold.gg — the Arknights: Endfield top-up page and the Genshin Impact, Whiteout Survival and Wuthering Waves game pages — read 24 Sept 2026[1]. Prices are shown in USD; where a reader's own currency is involved, a bank may add its own conversion fee. Costs per Origeometry, per Oroberyl and per Arsenal Ticket are the author's arithmetic on published numbers and are examples, not forecasts.