Streaming takes energy: you prepare, you show up, you keep the chat alive. On PEE.CHAT, the people who enjoy your live can thank you directly with a tip in BTC, PCASH or PCHAT, and every tip goes straight to the wallet that comes with your free account. A Bitcoin address is created for you automatically, so there is nothing to connect before your first stream. This page looks at tips from the streamer's side: how a tip reaches you, what makes a room people want to support, how battle winnings differ from room tips, and what you can do with your wallet afterwards. Let's be clear from the start: tips are voluntary, nobody can promise you an income, and what you receive depends on your audience.

How a tip reaches you during a live

You open your room, give it a name and a description, turn on your camera and go live. Anyone can watch without an account, so a link you share brings people straight in.

A viewer who wants to tip needs a free PEE.CHAT account, and their wallet is created with it. They choose BTC, PCASH or PCHAT, enter an amount and send. The tip arrives straight in your PEE.CHAT wallet while you keep streaming.

There is no invoice to send and no outside payment app to set up. It all happens in the browser, on a computer, an iPhone or an Android phone, for you and for the people watching.

A room people want to come back to

Tips follow attention, and attention follows a room people enjoy. A few habits help, with no guarantee attached.

Write a clear name and description, and mention the language you speak, since the site works in 11 languages. Share your room link before you start, wherever your community already follows you. Go live at regular times, so viewers know when to find you. Talk to the chat, answer questions and thank people by name when they tip.

Keep it friendly. Rooms have hosts and moderators, and you can report or block anyone who crosses the line. Never pressure viewers to tip: a room that feels welcoming is the one people return to.

Room tips versus battle winnings

In your room, a tip is yours as soon as it arrives. Battle Camera works differently. You face another camera live in timed rounds, the audience votes for free, and viewers can back your side with tips.

Those tips are held in escrow until the end. The winner takes the pot minus a 2% fee, and if the battle is cancelled or ends in a draw, every tip goes back to the person who sent it. So a battle is a different kind of evening: win and the pot comes to you, lose and it goes to your opponent.

A battle can also be paid to watch, and then the two battlers share the revenue. You can challenge someone with an invitation link.

What happens in your wallet after the stream

Every tip lands in the same wallet: BTC on your Bitcoin address, with PCASH and PCHAT, PEE.CHAT's own coins, side by side. From there you can send and receive in a few seconds, or tip another streamer whose live you enjoyed.

Because your wallet belongs to your account, protect it: turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) and never share your password or your codes with anyone.

One honest word to finish. PEE.CHAT gives you a room, a camera in the browser and a wallet, not a salary. There is no guaranteed income, and PEE.CHAT makes no promise about the value of these coins. Treat tips as support from your viewers, and this page as information, not financial advice.