Economy & Currencies

Two currencies drive Yooca, balanced around a careful loop of earning and spending — and the whole thing is a closed economy.

Younits vs YouniDollars

Currency	Type	How you get it	What it's for
Younits	Soft	Earned in-game through roles, quests, daily login and gifting — or bought with YouniDollars (which you top up with real money)	Most in-game transactions; counts toward Nett Worth; cannot be withdrawn
YouniDollars	Hard	Bought with real money only	Exchanged for Younits, plus premium items and top-ups; counts toward Nett Worth; not withdrawable

Buying & exchanging

YouniDollars are bought with real money and exchanged for Younits at a fixed base rate — currently 1 YouniDollar = 50 Younits. They're sold in packs, and the larger the pack, the better the value.

Pack	Price	≈ US$	YouniDollars	≈ Younits
Starter Pack	RM1.49	$0.37	12	600
Small Bag	RM2.49	$0.62	29	1,450
Medium Bag	RM4.99	$1.25	63	3,150
Popular Pack	RM11.99	$3.00	175	8,750
Large Bag	RM22.99	$5.75	388	19,400
Mega Bag	RM44.99	$11.25	850	42,500

Younit figures use the current 1 : 50 exchange rate. US$ figures are approximate, converted at US$1 = RM4; actual prices may vary by region.

On top of the standard packs we run periodic sale events (holidays, celebrations and special occasions) with boosted rates, and from time to time you'll see time-limited packs that offer even better value than the line-up above — worth grabbing while they're around.

Faucets & sinks

Faucets (where Younits come from):

mini-game role completion
quest rewards
daily login bonuses
tips received from players (the sender pays a 10% fee, not you)
Gacha ticket prizes
brand coupon spin-wheel Younit wins
event/seasonal rewards

Sinks (where they go):

home upgrades and tier unlocks
furniture, appliances and décor
Yooca Pet food, beds, accessories and toys
wearables and fashion
consumable food and drink
vehicles
gifting other players
arcade game entries
cooking ingredients
fishing equipment

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Balanced per activity cycle. Economy balance is modelled per role activity cycle — each role has a defined Energy cost, time, Younit yield and consumable drain — and item prices are reverse-engineered from a target sink-to-faucet ratio so spending feels rewarding.

Transfers, fees & the closed economy

A 10% platform fee applies to all player-to-player Younit tips — the sender pays 110 for the recipient to get 100, and it's disclosed in the UI (no fee on gifting physical items). The economy is fully closed: neither Younits nor YouniDollars can ever be withdrawn or cashed out. Real-world value reaches players only through brand coupons (issued by brand partners, not the studio) and, for verified Creators only, a Creator Revenue Share programme (a B2B payout for content sold, not a currency cash-out). Player-to-player transfers of both currencies are allowed inside the closed loop, but gated: a minimum XP threshold for both sender and recipient, daily transfer caps, and for YouniDollars an additional holding period and monthly cap.

Gacha, bundles & Battle Pass

Gacha tickets (purchasable or earnable) give randomised item drops; currency-pack bundles combine Younits, raw resources and bonus items; and a premium seasonal Battle Pass is planned, granting bonus rewards on quest completion and a seasonal content cadence.

Where to go next

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