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PokéCoins

PokéCoins are the currency of the game's PokéCoin Store. They buy looks (outfits, colors, auras), Premium, the paid part of the Trainer's Route and account services such as a name change. Nothing in the store gives an edge in battle, catching or experience.

PokéCoins belong to the account, not the character: every character on the account sees the same balance.

How to buy​

PokéCoins are sold on the game's website, on the Buy PokéCoins page.

  1. Sign in to your account on the site.
  2. Pick a pack. The bigger the pack, the more PokéCoins per real; the site shows each pack's bonus.
  3. Choose how to pay:
    • Pix: a QR code appears, plus a code to copy and paste into your bank's app. The code is valid for 30 minutes and the payment is approved at once.
    • Credit card: you pay on Mercado Pago's secure page and come back to the site. Cards from any country work.
  4. As soon as the payment is approved, the PokéCoins land on the account. They show in the in-game store at once, without logging out.

The page keeps your purchase history. Card details never go through the game or our server: they stay with Mercado Pago.

Founder Packs​

Until launch, the site also sells the Founder Packs, in four tiers (Poké Ball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball and Master Ball). Each tier holds everything in the one below, and all of them include:

  • the Founder title, forever;
  • early access: for one week before launch, only Founders can play;
  • PokéCoins, which land on the account at once;
  • 1 month of Premium;
  • Founder-exclusive looks and style kits, never sold in the store.

The Master Ball pack also brings one season of the Premium Trainer's Route: the first season your account does not own yet.

The title and the items reach your character on its first login of early access. It is one pack per account: holding a tier, you can move up to a higher one by paying only the difference. Sales end at launch.

If something goes wrong​

  • I paid and the PokéCoins did not arrive: open the purchase page again; it checks the payment by itself. If they are still missing, open a ticket at Support in the Payment / store category.
  • Refund or chargeback: a refunded or charged-back payment takes that purchase's PokéCoins off the account.