PCASH, short for PEE CASH, is one of PEE.CHAT's own coins. It sits in the free wallet that comes with every account, next to Bitcoin (BTC) and PCHAT, and it exists for a simple purpose: letting members support each other on the site. With PCASH you can tip a creator whose post you enjoyed, thank the host of a live room, unlock a paid photo or video, or back your side in a Battle Camera duel. All of it happens in the browser, in a few seconds, with no outside app to connect. This page explains what PCASH is used for, how to get a wallet that holds it and what happens to PCASH tips in a battle. It sticks to facts: no price, no exchange rate, no promise of value and no financial advice.

Three things you can do with PCASH

Tip. Send PCASH to a creator for a post you liked, or to someone live in a room you are watching. The tip goes to the creator's own PEE.CHAT wallet, and it is a direct way to say thank you.

Unlock. Some creators sell paid photos and videos, called Unlock posts, for BTC, PCASH or PCHAT. When a post is offered for PCASH, you pay for it from your wallet and the photo or video opens for you.

Back a side. In Battle Camera, two cameras face off in timed rounds and viewers can support one side with tips in PCASH, BTC or PCHAT. Voting stays free, so tipping is always optional.

Your PCASH wallet comes with a free account

There is nothing to install to hold PCASH. When you create a free PEE.CHAT account, your wallet is created automatically. It holds PCASH and PCHAT, plus a Bitcoin address, and it opens in the browser on a computer, an iPhone or an Android phone.

From there you can send PCASH to another member, receive it and tip creators in seconds. Since the wallet belongs to your account, protect the account: use a strong password and turn on two-factor authentication (2FA).

Watching live rooms, the feed or Talk to Stranger needs no account. Anything that involves PCASH does: tipping, unlocking a post or backing a battle side all start with a free account.

What happens to PCASH tips in a battle

A PCASH tip on a battle does not go straight to a battler. It is held in escrow while the rounds play out, and the result decides where it goes.

If the battle has a winner, the winner takes the pot, minus a 2% fee. If the battle is cancelled or ends in a draw, every tip is refunded, which means your PCASH returns to your wallet.

Knowing these rules before you tip makes the choice simple: you can see exactly what happens to your PCASH in each case. And if you would rather just follow the action, you can still pick a side and vote for free.

What PCASH is not

PCASH is a coin for using PEE.CHAT: for tipping, unlocking and battles. This page gives no price or exchange rate for it, and it is not an invitation to invest. Nobody can promise that a coin will gain value, and PEE.CHAT makes no such promise.

For creators, the PCASH you receive depends entirely on your audience: tips and Unlock sales are never guaranteed income. For fans, the right amount to send is the amount you are happy to give, the same way you would leave a tip anywhere else.

Nothing here is financial advice. For decisions about your money, rely on your own judgement or a qualified professional.