What Are Purple Coins
Purple Coins is the service's in-app currency. Let's break down what it is, what one coin is worth, and how it turns into real dollars in your wallet.
In short: Purple's two currencies
Purple is a cashback service. You chat on a partner dating platform, and Purple returns part of your activity to you. Inside, two separate currencies are at work, and it's important not to mix them up.
- Purple Coins — internal points. One coin equals $0.01 (one cent). They don't withdraw directly.
- Dollars — real money. You withdraw them through Telegram Wallet, from $10, within hours, with no fee from Purple.
Coins are the "incoming" currency: you build them up from activity and referrals. Dollars are the "outgoing" currency you can actually cash out. There's one simple bridge between them, covered below.
What one coin is worth
The rate is fixed and transparent: 1 coin = $0.01. So 100 coins is $1, and 500 coins is $5. You don't have to do any mental math — the Mini App always shows both your coins and their dollar value.
| Coins | Value |
|---|---|
| 100 | $1 |
| 500 | $5 |
| 1000 | $10 |
Where coins come from
Coins are credited for your activity, not as a salary. The main sources:
- Activity cashback. Basic — 5%, Premium (free, optional, women only) — 35%.
- Purchase cashback. If you buy minutes or a Premium package on the partner platform, up to 40% comes back as coins.
- Referrals. A flat 5% in coins from the activity of everyone you invite — woman or man. It's a separate bonus, it doesn't reduce your invitee's earnings, and it's credited monthly and automatically.
What coins are for: bonus boxes
Coins are the currency for bonus boxes. A box is a container with a small payout that you open using coins. There are three tiers: $5, $10 and $50.
One key detail: a box's payout is never larger than its price. This isn't a lottery or gambling — it's a way to add a bit of variety on the path from coins to dollars, nothing more. Boxes are available to 18+ users only.
A box is entertainment inside the service, not a way to "hit the jackpot." The payout is capped at the box price.
Why coins don't withdraw directly
Coins are an internal unit of account. They exist to track your activity and to power the bonus boxes. You can't cash them out directly — and that's by design, because withdrawals run on a separate currency (dollars) with its own rules.
This split keeps things transparent: you see coins instantly for every action, while dollars show up as the final, ready-to-withdraw result.
The path to dollars
The money route is simple and always the same:
- 1. You build up coins from activity and referrals.
- 2. You open bonus boxes ($5 / $10 / $50) — coins turn into a dollar result.
- 3. You withdraw dollars through Telegram Wallet: from $10, within hours, no Purple fee.
All of this lives inside Telegram. Open the Mini App to see your coin and dollar balance. If anything is unclear, message support or check the help section.