Ingame Currency

What is Ingame Currency

In-game currency is a virtual form of money used within video games to purchase items, upgrades, or other assets. Players can earn in-game currency through gameplay activities like completing quests, winning matches, or selling items. In some games, players can also buy in-game currency with real money. This currency allows players to acquire weapons, skins, characters, or power-ups, enhancing their overall gaming experience. Examples include V-Bucks in Fortnite and Gold in World of Warcraft.

Some typical reasons to buy Ingame Currency

• Save Time: Buying in-game currency allows players to skip grinding or lengthy tasks needed to earn currency in the game, enabling faster progress.

• Access Exclusive Items: Players can use in-game currency to purchase rare or limited-time items, cosmetics, or upgrades that may not be available through regular gameplay.

• Enhance Gameplay: With in-game currency, players can acquire better gear, weapons, or power-ups, improving their performance and giving them an edge in the game.

• Customization: In-game currency lets players buy cosmetic items like skins, outfits, or emotes to personalize their character or experience.

• Stay Competitive: In competitive or time-sensitive games, buying currency allows players to stay ahead by purchasing necessary upgrades or items to maintain a competitive edge.

Types of In-Game Currency

1. Primary Currency

Primary currency is the most common in-game money, earned through regular gameplay activities like completing missions, quests, or winning matches. This currency is used for everyday purchases such as weapons, armor, consumables, or basic upgrades. Examples include Gold in World of Warcraft and Credits in Fortnite. Primary currency is generally easy to earn but may require grinding for larger purchases.

2. Premium Currency

Premium currency is purchased with real money and is often used to buy exclusive or rare items, such as limited-edition skins, boosts, or higher-level gear. It may also allow players to speed up progress or access in-game content faster. Examples include V-Bucks in Fortnite and Riot Points (RP) in League of Legends. Premium currency is usually harder to earn in-game and incentivizes microtransactions.

3. Event Currency

Event currency is tied to special in-game events or seasonal promotions, often available for a limited time. Players earn event currency by participating in specific activities or challenges during an event, and it can be used to purchase exclusive, time-limited items or rewards. Examples include Candy Corn in Guild Wars 2 during Halloween events or Snowflakes in Overwatch’s Winter Wonderland.

4. Guild or Clan Currency

Guild or clan currency is earned through activities completed as part of a group or clan, rewarding players with special items, upgrades, or perks within the clan system. This type of currency encourages teamwork and participation in group events. Examples include Guild Seals in Elder Scrolls Online or Clan Credits in Warframe. These currencies often unlock clan-specific rewards or customizations.

5. Battle Pass Currency

Battle Pass currency is earned through leveling up in a game’s battle pass system. Players can unlock rewards like skins, emotes, or other items by progressing through the battle pass tiers. Some games allow players to use this currency to purchase the next season’s battle pass or premium items. Examples include Stars in Fortnite and Crowns in Fall Guys.

6. Social Currency

Social currency is earned through social interactions in the game, such as gifting, trading, or assisting other players. This currency is often used to unlock unique rewards that promote community engagement or cooperative play. An example includes Honor in League of Legends, which players earn by being recognized for good behavior or teamwork, which can be exchanged for rewards.

7. Resource-based Currency

In resource-driven games, certain materials or resources can act as a form of currency for crafting, trading, or upgrading items. These resources are often earned through gameplay activities like farming, mining, or gathering, and can be traded for more advanced items. Examples include Iron Ore in Minecraft or Platinum in Warframe. These currencies are often essential for crafting and game progression.

In-game currency allows players to purchase items, upgrades, and exclusive content, enhancing their gameplay experience. Buying in-game currency from a marketplace saves time by letting players skip grinding for resources and immediately access rare items, cosmetics, or powerful gear. It also helps players progress faster, customize their characters, and stay competitive in multiplayer or timed events.

How is Ingame Currency Delivered?

After the order is placed – the Buyer and Seller communicate and progress the service delivery. After the Seller has delivered the service item – the Buyer confirms delivery by checking the confirm delivery checkbox (on the service order page) to complete the order.  After the Buyer’s delivery confirmation – the Seller’s earnings are updated for payment.  An order review rating completes the service order process.