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# Information

The KWICVERSE Credit is the in game currency that will be used to purchase items in the game such as; armour, weapons, cosmetic items and more. It will also be the currency you will need to upgrade your character and progress in parts of the KWICVERSE game. This currency is an account bound item that can not be transferred to other accounts. By creating an in game currency this will insure the users safety and provide a healthy in game ecosystem that can thrive long term.\
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**How to obtain KWICVERSE Credits**

* Completing missions
* Completing achievements
* Participating in events
* Purchasing KWICVERSE Credit crates

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Purchasing KWICVERSE Credit crates can only be bought from the official kwicverse.io website, they can be purchased with either fiat currency or with $KWIC Tokens. All KWICVERSE Credit crates purchased with the $KWIC Token will receive 50% more KWICVERSE Credits with the purchase.
{% endhint %}

*Purchasing KWICVERSE Credits will be available soon.*


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