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YoHo Coins Top Up Rates 2026: 7,950 per $1 (Web vs App)
YoHo coins top up rates: UID recharge delivers ~7,950 coins per $1 vs ~5,500–6,500 in-app. Compare all tiers, steps and safety tips before you pay.
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One dollar, two coin counts
A YoHo coins top up returns roughly 5,500–6,500 Coins per dollar in-app and about 7,900–8,000 Coins per dollar through UID recharge. The gap isn't a sale — it's the ~30% commission Google Play and the App Store take on every transaction, already sitting inside the listed price.
Same pack, same account: 22–44% more Coins per dollar the moment you skip the store. What the Coins do doesn't change, only how many land in your balance.
Verified UID platforms run 40–60% cheaper than the store route, and buffget's yoho coins recharge by uid sends Coins straight to an 8–12 digit ID with competitive pricing, fast delivery and secure checkout.
Coins per dollar
Coin count ÷ price paid. The smallest web tier works out to $0.000126 per Coin, the largest to $0.000124 — a spread of about 1.2% across the whole ladder. Size barely moves the rate, so buy the tier that covers your month rather than the one with the best-looking number.
What the Coins buy
Coins are YoHo's premium currency: luxury gifts in party rooms, PK support, ride-on entrance effects, open-room privileges, tips for hosts and teammates, and cosmetic drops like avatar frames and badges.
Diamonds are separate. They carry VIP/Noble progression from level 1 to 10 and high-tier leaderboard gifting, while 500-coin gifts convert at roughly 0.40 intimacy points per coin — gifting is what actually moves a relationship level.
Tiers from 7,000 to 708,000 Coins
In-app tiers above 7,000 Coins aren't published in fixed USD since stores price per region, so the in-app column below shows only the verified figure. Web tiers are fixed and identical on iPhone and Android. Verified 2026-10; store prices follow their own revision schedules.
| Coins | Web (USD) | Coins per $1 (web) | In-app (USD) | Coins per $1 (in-app) | More coins on web |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7,000 | $0.88 | 7,954 | $1.07–1.27 | 5,512–6,542 | +22–44% |
| 35,000 | $4.42 | 7,918 | priced per region | — | — |
| 70,500 | $8.83 | 7,982 | priced per region | — | — |
| 353,000 | $43.99 | 8,024 | priced per region | — | — |
| 708,000 | $87.99 | 8,046 | priced per region | — | — |
The 708,000 tier is the cheapest per Coin, but returns flatten past 353,000 — the practical ceiling for most accounts. The 70,500 step still stacks an 18–22% bulk discount on top of baseline web savings.
Caps catch new buyers out. One seller limits accounts under 30 days old to 6,250 Coins per transaction, and accounts under 90 days with fewer than five orders can face 7–14 day holds on purchases over $50. Run one small order first, then scale.
Regional ladders
The same packs appear in local currency. Singapore also carries a 20,000-coin step at S$2.03.
| Region | 7,000 | 35,000 | 70,500 | 353,000 | 708,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pakistan (PKR) | Rs 300 | Rs 1,300 | Rs 2,900 | Rs 12,900 | Rs 24,900 |
| Bangladesh (BDT) | Tk 125 | Tk 625 | Tk 1,250 | — | — |
| Singapore (SGD) | S$1.08–1.10 | S$3.56–5.43 | S$7.18–10.87 | S$35.92–54.38 | S$72.05–108.78 |
Middle East packs run their own ladder: 50,000 Coins at AED 23 (down from 32), 250,000 at AED 107, 500,000 at AED 217, 1,000,000 at AED 426, 5,000,000 at AED 2,110 — tax free. Egypt and Turkey get localized package structures instead.
Bonus lines
Bonus Coins are event-based, not a standing discount. The Gold Rush ran Jan 28–Feb 12 with a 1.5x multiplier active 7–9 PM; Ramadan 2026 (Mar 1–30) added login bonuses, and its 500,000-coin tier threw in 50,000 bonus Coins. Read the event page before buying specifically for a bonus.
Coins don't expire while the account stays active. Whether an event's bonus Coins count toward VIP progress isn't published per event, so treat the event rules as the source of truth.
Where the 30% hides
Google Play and the App Store each take about 30% of an in-app sale, and publishers set tier prices with that cut included. Nothing extra is added at checkout — the markup is already in the number you see.
Web recharge bypasses the store entirely, then payment processing fees and country-level checkout tax shift the effective rate again. Web listings are 0% tax-inclusive; store checkouts can add tax by country, so the same tier may cost more on the final screen than on the banner. iPhone and Android list matching coin prices, so your device doesn't change the rate.
Currency conversion is the quiet leak. Bill in the currency your card is denominated in — paying USD on a non-USD card adds a bank conversion spread on top of the pack price.
Enter the right UID
Wrong ID is the most expensive mistake available here. A UID recharge credits whichever 8–12 digit number you enter, and those orders are non-refundable.
- Open YoHo Live and tap account info, top-right.
- Read the 8–12 digit ID below the character name.
- Can't see it? Profile → Server Name → Gravity icon → Copy.
The order wants the UID, not the nickname. Nicknames change and repeat; the UID is the address. Paste from the clipboard rather than typing, then confirm the recipient's nickname on the checkout screen before authorizing payment.
Pay only on a trusted top-up page and check the URL before the ID goes in. If you'd rather have the whole flow handled in one place, you can buy yoho group voice chat coins online at buffget — the order takes the UID directly, delivery is fast, and transactions are secured.
Enable 2FA before anything over $50: Me → Settings → Account Security. Never share your password or an SMS code. Verification codes expire in one minute and require an 11-digit mobile number starting with 7.
Topping up for a friend
Coins go to an account, not a person. Paste the friend's UID, confirm the nickname, pay — there's no pull-back if the ID is wrong.
Order limits bind the buyer's account, not the recipient's, so a new account's per-transaction cap still applies when you're funding someone else. Space orders rather than stacking them.
If the goal is a gift inside a room, sending the gift itself is often simpler than transferring Coins — and gifting is what raises intimacy.
Coins not showing up
Standard delivery is 3–15 minutes after payment confirmation; some sellers ship in about a minute, worst case 30. Open the Me/profile page — the balance sits at the top. Refresh and re-check within 15 minutes before raising anything.
Still empty? Email cs@yoho.media with your YoHo ID, transaction time, order ID and a payment screenshot. Keep that order ID outside the app.
Two error codes cover most stuck checkouts. E001 means a VPN is interfering — disable it and retry. E003 means you've tried too fast on a new account; wait 15 minutes between attempts. A declined or pending payment is usually the card or wallet: credit and debit approve fastest, PayPal is reliable but can lag, and regional e-wallets vary by country.
Refunds: web coin purchases are non-refundable and buyers must be 18+. A chargeback won't fix a wrong UID. If a payment genuinely failed and left a hold, contact the payment provider as well as support.
Free coins and event windows
A routine account pulled roughly 40,500 Coins across April 2026 — about 29,250 from daily login rewards and 11,250 from task completions. Against a weekly gift schedule that's a top-up, so the paid route is what matters.
Event windows do the heavy lifting. Buy inside a multiplier slot or a tier-bonus event and the bonus lands on top of the standard rate. Outside those windows, bonus lines aren't applied.
Matching tier and payment method
Test first: 7,000 Coins on the web route — small enough to verify delivery and your own UID handling before real money moves.
Weekly gifting: the 35,000 tier covers a normal send schedule without committing to a big idle balance.
Large PK or event spend: 353,000 is the sensible ceiling, since the per-coin rate barely improves past it.
Match the currency to your card. The Global version takes 60+ payment methods across 13 currencies (USD, SGD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, PHP, MYR, JPY, HKD, BRL, IDR, THB); the MENA version accepts AED, SAR, QAR and KWD plus Mada for Saudi cards. MENA processing runs 10 AM–5 AM, with maintenance 5–9 AM.
Small fees add up on SG rails: S$0.03 via PayNow against S$0.31–0.34 for Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. Before paying anywhere, compare today's rate on buffget and see how many Coins actually land.
Questions players keep asking
Is UID recharge cheaper than buying coins in the app?
Consistently, yes. The store route embeds a platform commission in the price while web recharge prices the same pack without it. Check the coins-per-dollar column in the tier table before committing to either route.
Why do I get more coins with a UID recharge?
No app store sits between your payment and the publisher. Google Play and the App Store each take a slice of an in-app sale; a web order pays the seller directly, so more of your money converts into Coins instead of platform fees.
How do I find my UID in YoHo?
Account info, top-right, shows an 8–12 digit number under your character name. If that path isn't visible, go Profile → Server Name → Gravity icon → Copy. Paste it into the order rather than typing it by hand.
Do bonus coins apply to every top up?
No. Bonus Coins are tied to specific events or first-purchase promotions. Standard Coins don't expire while the account is active, so you can stock up inside an event window without a countdown ticking on your balance.
What happens if I top up with the wrong UID?
The Coins land in the account that owns that UID, and web orders are non-refundable — support can't pull them back. Confirm the nickname and the 8–12 digit ID twice before paying.
Are YoHo coin prices the same on iPhone and Android?
Yes on the listed tier price, since both stores carry the same commission structure. What differs is checkout tax and currency handling in your country, which can change the final amount without changing how many Coins arrive.