PERK CURRENCY
Perk Currency is the currency used to purchase Perks.
Perk Currency can be earned simply by progressing through the Battle Pass, leveling up Fighters, completing Missions, leveling up the player's account, or progressing through Rifts. Certain Bundles and Events also include Perk Currency rewards. 1,000 Perk Currency can also be purchased with 125 Gleamium.
A limited amount of Perk Currency can also sometimes be picked for free from the "Daily Deals" section of the Store.
FIGHTER ROAD XP
Fighter Road XP, short for Fighter Road Points, is the currency used in unlocking Fighters via Fighter Road.
Fighter Road XP is earned by playing matches, leveling up Fighters, or by progressing through the Battle Pass. Certain Events also have Fighter Road XP rewards.
PRESTIGE
Prestige is the currency used to purchase exclusive cosmetics from the Prestige Store.
Prestige is earned simply by obtaining Cosmetic Items, either by buying them in the Store or by unlocking them through Events and Battle Passes. Each cosmetic item the player acquires awards them the Cosmetic's Prestige currency value based on its type and rarity. Items of Common rarity (including every Badge) do not award any Prestige currency. Event-exclusive currencies get converted into Prestige after their respective Event ends. Prestige can also be sometimes earned via Missions. As of Season 4, Prestige can also be earned by playing matches in the Arena mode.
An equivalent amount of Prestige currency was given out for the Open Beta players depending on how many Cosmetic Items they had acquired during that period.
A PRESTIGE rarity was briefly added for the HAHAHAHAHA Banner in the Season 4 1.4.3 Patch before being removed in the next patch. This rarity doesn't give back any Prestige, and will most likely only be used to represent cosmetics exclusive to the Prestige Shop.
Prestige obtained per cosmetic:
| Rarity |
Variants |
Ringout VFXs |
Stickers |
Taunts |
Announcer Packs |
Banners |
Profile Icons |
Badges
|
| UNCOMMON |
 300 |
250 |
25 |
100 |
50 |
50 |
15 |
N/A
|
| RARE |
960 |
800 |
100 |
350 |
300 |
200 |
50 |
N/A
|
| EPIC |
3,600 |
2,400 |
500 |
1,000 |
1,200 |
700 |
200 |
N/A
|
| LEGENDARY |
9,600 |
7,200 |
2,200 |
4,000 |
4,800 |
3,000 |
800 |
N/A
|
| ELUSIVE |
960 |
??? |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
??? |
??? |
100
|
GLEAMIUM
Gleamium is the currency used to purchase Premium Battle Pass tracks, Fighters, Event-exclusive Currencies, Toasts, and Cosmetic Items. Gleamium can also be used to purchase Battle Pass tiers (125 Gleamium for 1 tier and 1,000 Gleamium for 10 tiers).
Gleamium can be earned either by buying one of the Gleamium Packs listed below with real life money or by simply progressing through the Battle Pass. Certain Bundles and Events also include Gleamium rewards. Gleamium is also available in certain Twitch Drop events. 20 Gleamium can also be picked up for free from the "Daily Deals" section of the Store on wednesdays.[1]
During Season 1 exclusively, 50 Gleamium could've been picked up for free via a code given out during the MultiVersus - Launch Party Extravaganza feat. ELIMINATE video premiere.
During Season 2 exclusively, either 1 Medal or 1 Green Beetle could've also been traded for 100 Gleamium.
During Season 3 exclusively, 1 Hypergalacti-Coin and/or Coin of the Dead could've also been traded for 100 Gleamium.
During Season 4 exclusively, 1 Demon Coin could've also been traded for 100 Gleamium.
During Season 5 exclusively, 1 Character Ticker could've also been traded for 1,000 Gleamium.
GLEAMIUM PACKS
- Gleamium Starter (1,000 Gleamium) - $4.99*
- Handful of Gleamium (450 Gleamium) - $4.99
- Sack of Gleamium (1,000 Gleamium) - $9.99
- Pouch of Gleamium (2,200 Gleamium) - $19.99
- Box of Gleamium (6,000 Gleamium) - $49.99
- Chest of Gleamium (12,500 Gleamium) - $99.99
*One-time purchase, however stacks if purchased on multiple platforms.
Fighter Currency
Fighter Currency was the primary currency used to purchase Fighters prior to being replaced by Fighter Road XP in Season 4.
Fighter Currency can currently only be earned via certain Events, though it used to be earned simply by progressing through the Battle Pass, completing Missions, leveling up Fighters, leveling up the player's account, or progressing through Rifts. Certain Bundles also included Fighter Currency rewards. Getting "Toasted" would've also rewarded the player with 5 Fighter Currency.
A limited amount of Fighter Currency could've also sometimes been picked for free from the "Daily Deals" section of the Store.
During Season 2 exclusively, 1 Medal could've been traded for 750 Fighter Currency, 130 Cybucks could've been traded for 30 Fighter Currency, and 1 Green Beetle could've also been traded for 500 Fighter Currency.
During Season 3 exclusively, 265 Batman 85th Coins and/or Spooky Bucks could've been traded 100 Fighter Currency, and 1 Hypergalacti-Coin and/or Coin of the Dead could've also been traded for 750 Fighter Currency.
Toasts
Toasts are the currency used in "Toasting" at the end of a match: gifting (or receiving) 5 Fighter Road XP to (or from) other players.
Players are given 5 Toasts daily upon logging in. More Toasts can be obtained by completing missions, getting "Toasted" by other players, or by purchasing with 50 Gleamium. Certain Bundles also include Toasts.
Players who have linked their WB Games account with their Twitch account and watch MultiVersus streamers that have the extension enabled will also be rewarded 10 Toasts.
10 Toasts were also given out to players who watched at least 30 minutes of the 48 Hour Scoobtober Twitch Livestream (U.S.A. only).
A limited amount of Toasts can also sometimes be picked for free from the "Daily Deals" section of the Store.
During Season 2 exclusively, 1 Medal could've also been traded for 100 Toasts, 5 Cybucks could've been traded for 10 Toasts, and 1 Green Beetle could've also been traded for 50 Toasts.
During Season 3 exclusively, 135 Batman 85th Coins and/or Spooky Bucks could've been traded 10 Toasts, and 1 Hypergalacti-Coin and/or 1 Coin of the Dead could've also been traded for 100 Toasts.
During Season 4 exclusively, 1 Demon Coin could've been traded for 100 Toasts, and 200 Caps and/or Frozen Flakes could've also been traded for 10 Toasts.
XP
The XP bar on the player's Career section.
XP, short for Experience Points, is the currency used in the player's Career and Fighters' Mastery Track progression. It's also used in upgrading Gems.
XP is earned by simply playing matches. XP meant for Gems specifically is earned via Gem Boosters and by purchasing Bundles that include Gems or Bundles from the Rift Store.
Certain Gems can also be sometimes redeemed for free from the "Daily Deals" section of the Store. If the player already owns the offered Gem, then they will instead receive more XP for the Gem. Each Gem can be leveled up to level 20.
Gem XP
Gem XP, short for Gem Experience Points, is the currency used in upgrading Gems.
Gem XP is earned via Gem Boosters and by purchasing Bundles that include Gems or Bundles from the Rift Store.
Certain Gems can also be sometimes redeemed for free from the "Daily Deals" section of the Store. If the player already owns the offered Gem, then they will instead receive more XP for the Gem. Each Gem can be leveled up to level 20.
Battle Pass XP
Battle Pass XP, short for Battle Pass Experience Points and also known as Battle Pass Points, is the currency used for Battle Pass progression.
Battle Pass XP is earned by completing Missions and by simply playing matches (50 BP XP for winning a match and 25 BP XP for losing one). 10 BP XP is also earned with every Objective Star obtained in Rifts.[2] Excessive Fighter Road XP left over after the player finishes their Fighter Road progression also gets converted into Battle Pass XP.
Event XP
Event XP, short for Event Experience Points, is the currency used in the progress bar of certain Events.
Event XP is earned by completing Event Missions and playing matches. Specific Variants will also grant Event XP boosts during certain Events.
Ranked Points
The Rank System tier ladder.
Ranked Points, also known as RP for short, the currency used in climbing the Ranked tier ladder.
Ranked Points are earned simply by winning full set matches in Ranked.
Objective Stars
Objective Stars are the currency used in filling up the Star Meter from the PvE Rifts Mode. Each Rift has its own Star Meter, and filling it up completely will earn the player the respective Rift's Rift Cauldron. Each Star also grants the player 10 Battle Pass XP for that Season's Battle Pass.
Each Rift Node has unique tasks to accomplish within in, such as using a certain type of attack or using a specific Fighter or Variant. Completing this tasks will award players with Objective Stars. Each Node also has one Star earned by playing the node in co-op mode.
Battlepass Tiers
Battlepass Tiers are the currency used to skip Battle Pass tiers.
Battlepass Tiers can be earned by individually purchasing them for 125 Gleamium or via Bundles that include them.
During Season 3 exclusively, 1 Hypergalacti-Coin and/or 1 Coin of the Dead could've also been traded for 1 Battlepass Tier.
Premium Battlepasses
Premium Battlepasses are the currency used to unlock the premium track of a Battle Pass.
Premium Battlepasses Tiers can be earned by individually purchasing them for 800 Gleamium or via Bundles that include them.
Fighter Road Skippers
Fighter Road Skippers are the currency used to unlock one Fighter for free in Fighter Road.
One Fighter Road Skipper is given out for free for newcomers in order to skip the first Fighter given in the Road.
Arena Coins
Arena Coins are the currency used in Arena to buy upgrade items.
Arena Coins are earned by winning Arena matches. The amount of Arena Coins earned can be increased based on each player's Interest.
Daily Attempts
Daily Attempts is a currency used in Rogue Rifts.
They represent the amount of times the player can play the Rift per day. Daily Attempts will be consumed once a difficulty is finished, the player loses all their lives, or the player decides to restart and/or start another difficulty. Up to 5 Daily Attempts are given for free daily.
These are currency types that can only be obtained and used during certain in-game Events. After the ending of an Event, all currency tied to it gets converted into Prestige.
Candy
Candy was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from The Candy Shop during the Open Beta Monster Mash! event. Additionally, 500 Candy could've also been exchanged for 10 Gold.
Candy used to be obtained simply by playing games against other players or bots. Extra candy could've also been earned by playing Free For All or with Combat Stripe, Combat Gizmo, Comic Classic Black Adam, or any of the Halloween-themed Variants.
The code "HAPPYHALLOWEEN2022" could've also been redeemed by anyone on the official website until November 15th, 2022 for 1,000 free Candy.
Holiday Cookies
Holiday Cookies, also referred to simply as Cookies, was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from The Holiday Cookie Shop during the Open Beta FestiVersus! event.
Holiday Cookies used to be obtained simply by playing games against other players or bots, advancing through the FestiVersus! Daily Login Rewards calendar, or by complete Event Missions. Extra Cookies could've also been earned by playing with Winter-themed Variants.
List of Event Missions
| Milestones
|
| Milestone |
Reward
|
| Deal 1000 damage during FestiVersus
|
+ 200 
|
| Play 3 matches of Snowball Fight
|
| Get 15 ringouts during FestiVersus
|
| Rematch 2 times during FestiVersus
|
| Hit enemies with 10 Snowballs
|
| Win 5 matches during FestiVersus
|
| Play 5 matches with a FestiVersus Variant
|
Candy Hearts
Candy Hearts was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from The Candy Shop during the Open Beta ValentiNeon event.
Candy used to be obtained simply by playing games against other players or bots, advancing through the ValentiNeon Daily Login Rewards calendar, completing Event Missions, and getting "Toasted". Extra Candy Hearts could've also been earned by playing with ValentiNeon Variants.
List of Event Missions
Medals
Medals was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Medal Shop during the Paris 2024 Olympics-based The MultiVersal Games Event from Season 2 .
Medals were earned by completing certain tasks given during Season 2.
Circuit Credits
Circuit Credits was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Circuit Credit Shop during The Circuit Drones Event from Season 2.
Circuit Credits were earned by completing certain tasks given during Season 2. 1 Circuit Credit could've also been traded for 10,000 Cybucks.
Cybucks
Cybucks was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Cybucks Shop during the Cybernetic Threat Detected Event from Season 2.
Cybucks used to be earned by completing certain tasks given during Season 2. 250 Cybucks could've also been traded for 20 Gleamium.
Green Beetles
Green Beetles was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Green Beetle Shop during the Welcome to the Afterlife! Event from Season 2.
Green Beetles used to be earned by completing certain tasks given during Season 2. Emails containing a code for one free Green Beetle were also sent out to select players as a send-off gift to Season 2.[3]
Batman 85th Coins
Batman 85th Coins was the primary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Batman 85th Coins Shop during the Batman Day 2024-inspired Happy 85th Anniversary Batman! Event from Season 3.
Batman 85th Coins used to be earned by completing certain tasks given during Season 3. 20 Gleamium could've also been traded for 150 Batman 85th Coins.
Batman 85 Credits
Batman 85 Credits was the secondary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Batman 85th Coins Shop during the Batman Day 2024-inspired Happy 85th Anniversary Batman! Event from Season 3.
Batman 85 Credits could've only been obtained by trading 4,000 Batman 85th Coins for one of them.
Hypergalacti-Coins
Hypergalacti-Coins was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Hypergalacti-Coin Shop during the Rise of the Galaxy Brains Event from Season 3.
Hypergalacti-Coins could've only been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 3.
Coins of the Dead
Coins of the Dead was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Coins of the Dead Shop during the Day of the Dead-inspired Día de Muertos-Verse Event from Season 3.
Coins of the Dead could've only been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 3.
Spooky Bucks
Spooky Bucks was the primary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Spooky Bucks Shop during the Halloween Crossover Costume Bash Event from Season 3.
Spooky Bucks used to be earned by completing certain tasks given during Season 3. 50 Gleamium could've also been traded for 400 Spooky Bucks.
Haunted Candies
Haunted Candies was the secondary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Spooky Bucks Shop during the Halloween Crossover Costume Bash Event from Season 3.
Haunted Candies could've only been obtained by purchasing one of them with either 4,000 Spooky Bucks or 500 Gleamium.
Demon Coins
Demon Coins was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Demon Coins Shop during the Azarath Metrion Zinthos! Event from Season 4.
Demon Coins could've only been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 4.
Caps
Caps was the primary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Caps Shop during the Trouble at the Academy Event from Season 4.
Caps could've been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 4, as well as via direct purchase with 50 Gleamium for 400 Caps.
Mythic Vista Diplomas
Mythic Vista Diplomas was the secondary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Caps Shop during the Trouble at the Academy Event from Season 4.
Mythic Vista Diplomas could've been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 4, as well as via direct purchase with either 6,000 Caps or 500 Gleamium for 1 Mythic Vista Diploma.
Knit-Bucks
Knit-Bucks was the currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Knit-Bucks Shop during the A Merry MultiVerse Event from Season 4.
Knit-Bucks could've only been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 4.
Frozen Flakes
Frozen Flakes was the primary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Frozen Flakes Shop during The Frosty Fray Event from Season 4.
Frozen Flakes could've only been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 4, as well as via direct purchase with 50 Gleamium for 400 Frozen Flakes.
Ice Shards
Ice Shards was the secondary currency used to buy cosmetic items from the Frozen Flakes Shop during The Frosty Fray Event from Season 4.
Ice Shards could've only been obtained by completing certain tasks given during Season 4, as well as via direct purchase with either 6,000 Frozen Flakes or 500 Gleamium for 1 Ice Shard.
These are currency types that can no longer be obtained, but can still be used by people who still have theirs.
Battle Pass Tokens
Battle Pass Tokens, also known as Premium Tokens, were a currency used to buy Premium Battle Passes without having to use Gleamium.
Players who still have their Battle Pass Tokens from the Open Beta will be prompted to use them first before regaining the ability to purchase Premium Battle Passes with Gleamium as per usual.[4]
Battle Pass Tokens were only given out during the Open Beta period in the Deluxe and Premium Founder's Packs.
Character Tickets
Character Tickets were a currency used to unlock Fighters for free.
Players who still have their Character Tickets from the Open Beta will be prompted to use them first before regaining the ability to purchase Fighters with either Gleamium or Fighter Road XP as per usual.[5]
Character Tickets were only given out during the Open Beta period in the Standard, Deluxe and Premium Founder's Packs.
In Season 5, an option to traed leftover Character Tickers for 1,000 Gleamium was added.
These are currency types that were originally meant to be left in as permanent additions to the game, but got removed for certain reasons.
Gold
Gold was a prominent currency in the MultiVersus Open Beta, originally used to unlock Fighters, Profile Icons and certain Variants, as well as training Perks (via the now-removed Perk Training feature), and purchase Toasts without having to use Gleamium. They were also used to reroll Daily Missions.
Open Beta veterans were awarded with commemorative Cosmetic Items that differed in design depending on the amount of Gold they had prior to the Open Beta's closure.
Gold was mainly acquired through simply playing matches. Players could have also obtained Gold by completing the Starter Missions, leveling up Fighters to level 5, leveling up their account, receiving Toasts, advancing through certain tiers of the Battle Pass or, during the Season 2 (Open Beta) seasonal events, the Daily Login Rewards program. Playing in a party awarded players with 30% more Gold at the end of a match.
During the 2022 Monster Mash! seasonal event, players could have also traded 500 Candy for 10 Gold.
Double Battle Points Points
Double Battle Pass Points, also known as Double XP or Double BP Points for short, were a currency used for faster Battle Pass progression.
Double Battle Points Points used to be earned simply by playing matches with a friend or during certain in-game "Double Battle Pass XP" events.
Rested XP
Rested XP's Official Description.
Rested XP, short for Rested Experience Points, were a currency used to grant double match rewards for Battle Pass progress when players took breaks from playing.
Rested XP was given automatically as a "free bonus" from the Battle Pass.
XP Boosts
XP Boosts, short for Experience Points Boosts, was a currency used to Get an XP boost for one Fighter's Mastery Level Track.
One XP Boost used to provide 1,000 XP for each individual Fighter.
XP Boosts used to be earned simply by progressing through the Preseason and Season 1 (Open Beta) Battle Passes.
Boosts
The in-game panel explaining Boosts.
Boosts were a currency type which was used to help players gain triple Battle Pass Points, XP, and Gold for a specified amount of matches/period of time. Each Boost had three variations: Small, Medium, and Large.
Boosts used to be earned by advancing through the Battle Pass or, during the Season 2 (Open Beta) seasonal events, the Daily Login Rewards program.
During the ValentiNeon event specifically, a Small and a Large Battle Pass Boost could've been bought with 1,500 and 6,000 Candy Hearts respectively from the seasonal shop.
A Large Battle Pass Boost was also given out as a free reward on February 8th, 2023 in order to make the Season 2 (Open Beta) Battle Pass completion easier.
Official Descriptions
Battle Pass Boosts
Triple Battle Pass progress each match!
Small Battle Pass Boost (3 matches; 1 hour)
Medium Battle Pass Boost (15 matches; 2 hours)
Large Battle Pass Boost (45 matches; 48 hours)
XP Boosts
Triple XP each match!
Small XP Boost (3 matches; 1 hour)
Medium XP Boost (15 matches; 2 hours)
Large XP Boost (45 matches; 48 hours)
Gold Boosts
Triple Gold each match!
Small Gold Boost (3 matches; 1 hour)
Medium Gold Boost (15 matches; 2 hours)
Large Gold Boost (45 matches; 48 hours)
There's was also a fourth type of Boost that used to award players with 30% more XP and Gold after playing matches. This Boost could've only been activated by playing with a friend.
Reps
Reps were a currency used exclusively in the first run of the Power Pledge Drive Event for progression before being replaced by Event XP.
Reps were earned by leveling up Fighters.
