Money in Allworld
Game naira
- You earn it by playing: working a shift, selling at a stall, winning a game. You spend it inside the game: food, rent, fares, furniture.
- It is not a currency and not an investment. It cannot be paid out, exchanged for real money, or bought for real money, by anyone.
- Anyone who says they can "withdraw your millions", "unlock" your wallet, sell you game naira, or double it is lying. They want your real money, your bank details or a code that was sent to your phone.
The real money that does exist
Three things in Allworld use real naira. They are separate from game naira, they are paid through the payment company Bachs, and each one is labelled before you pay or are paid.
- Business boosts. A business that wants to be seen pays Allworld for a Boost or a Spotlight by the week. This is advertising. The price is shown before checkout, and the business pays Allworld, never a player.
- Tickets and gig pay. A host who sells a ticket to an event, or someone who posts a gig and chooses to pay the worker, is paid directly to the earner's own Bachs account. Allworld takes a small fee, shown before you pay, and never holds the money in between.
- The creator pool. Each month a share of Allworld's own boost income is divided among creators whose public posts people reacted to and replied to. It comes from Allworld's revenue, never from other players, and it is not a promise of earnings.
Allworld never holds your money
Bachs opens the account in your name, checks who you are and keeps your bank details. Allworld keeps only the account's reference and its status. Real-money features are for adults who have signed in. If a person or a page in the game asks you to send money to them instead, it is not Allworld.
What Allworld will never ask you
- For money, airtime, a gift or a "registration fee", in chat or anywhere else.
- For a PIN, a password, a card number, a bank account number, an OTP, or any code sent to your phone.
- To move the conversation to another app so that someone can "help you withdraw".
If someone asks you
- Do not send anything and do not share a code. A real friend will not mind.
- Tap Report on the yellow warning the game shows under a message that asks for money, or open the person's card and report them, or use Report a problem in the game. Two reports can hide a post until someone looks.
- Block them from their card. Blocking stops their messages.
- If you already sent real money, tell your bank or Bachs at once, then tell us through Report a problem.