Koins balance questions
Your Koins live in one KashFlow wallet that follows you everywhere on Kariant. What changes between pages is the view — the domain, the role, and (for India) the display unit — not the balance itself.
Where your wallet liveslink
Open /koins on the Kariant domain you are using for the economy overview, and /koins/kashflow for your KashFlow account — the wallet plus its full transaction ledger. The same /koins suite is available on each Kariant focus domain (for example the franchise site), scoped to that domain’s activity.
For the whole picture, koins.kariant.app is the master wallet surface: its Portfolio page sums your balance and activity across every Kariant domain, with per-domain drill-down.
One wallet, many viewslink
You have exactly one universal Koins wallet per account. If two pages seem to show different numbers, you are almost always looking at different views of the same wallet:
Each domain’s /koins pages show activity attributed to that domain. And if you are also a partner, the partner-context pages (for example /partner/koins) present the same shared balance but filter the ledger and attribute usage to your partner role. Role and domain scope the view and the attribution — never the balance.
Sikka display for Indialink
If your account or location is India, Kariant shows the economy in Sikka, the INR-pegged display unit (1 Sikka = ₹1). Balances appear in dual display — for example “9,700 Sikka (100 Koins)” — using Indian lakh/crore digit grouping, converted at the live exchange rate.
This is presentation only: the platform accounts for everything in Koins (1 Koin = $1) underneath. Amounts you type into Sikka fields are converted back to Koins automatically, so an Indian user and a US user with the same balance hold exactly the same value — the numbers just read differently.
Koins, Kash, and withdrawalslink
Koins are the closed-loop platform currency (1 Koin = $1) — earned and spent across Kariant products, including AI usage, Boost, and rewards. Kash is the withdrawable form of value.
Cashing out is deliberately gated: converting Koins to Kash and withdrawing Kash are subject to eligibility and identity verification (KYC), and payouts are reviewed and processed manually once eligibility matures. Until then the economy operates closed-loop — plan to spend Koins on the platform rather than counting on a bank withdrawal by a given date.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my balance number so much bigger in India?expand_more
India accounts see Sikka (1 Sikka = ₹1), converted from your Koin balance at the live rate and shown in dual display like “9,700 Sikka (100 Koins)”. The underlying value is identical — only the display unit changes.
Why do my user and partner Koins pages show different activity?expand_more
Both draw on the same single wallet. Role and domain scope which transactions each view lists and how usage is attributed — the balance itself is shared across all of them.
Can I withdraw my Koins to my bank account?expand_more
Koins themselves are closed-loop and are not directly withdrawable. Withdrawable value takes the form of Kash, and cash-out is gated: eligibility rules and KYC apply, and payouts are processed manually once eligibility matures.
Where do I see everything across all Kariant products at once?expand_more
koins.kariant.app is the master surface — its Portfolio page sums your wallet and activity across every domain, with per-domain and user-vs-partner breakdowns.