Tokens
Definition
Tokens — some sites say credits or coins — are the site’s private money. You buy a pack with a card or other method. You spend the tokens on tips, private minutes, and extras. The performer is paid later, after the site takes its share.
Why sites use them
Card companies are twitchy about live adult video. A token layer lets the platform take the payment risk, convert currencies, and delay the performer’s payout until fraud checks finish. That is also why a token sometimes “costs” more than it pays out.
What it looks like in practice
- A 200-token pack might cost a fixed dollar amount, with a discount on larger packs.
- A tip of 25 tokens in a public room is usually shown to everyone.
- A private priced at 60 tokens a minute runs the balance down until you stop or hit zero.
Always look at the cash price of the pack, not the token count, when you budget. The FAQ how do tokens work? covers the same ground in question form.