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Transfer Limits

Control how many credits members can send or receive per day, and whether a tax applies to transfers. These settings only affect the /credits transfer command.

Without limits, coordinated groups can funnel credits to one person to dominate the leaderboard — caps and a transfer tax make that significantly harder.

By default, there are no limits and no tax.

Command​

/transfer-limits [transfer_limit] [receive_limit] [tax]

Run with no arguments to view current settings (anyone can do this). Run with arguments to change settings (requires Manage Server or Mod Role).

Parameter Values​

Each limit accepts:

  • A positive integer — daily cap (e.g., 500)
  • infinite — no cap
  • disable — blocks that direction entirely

Tax accepts 0–90 (as a number or with a % suffix, e.g., 5 or 5%).

To reset everything to defaults, run /transfer-limits with all parameters empty.

Examples​

/transfer-limits transfer_limit:500                    — cap outgoing at 500/day
/transfer-limits receive_limit:200 tax:10              — cap incoming at 200/day with 10% tax
/transfer-limits transfer_limit:disable                — block all outgoing transfers
/transfer-limits transfer_limit:infinite               — no outgoing cap
/transfer-limits                                       — reset to defaults
Disabling Transfers

Setting either limit to disable effectively turns off the /credits transfer command for everyone — if users can't send or can't receive, transfers can't happen.

Transfer vs Receive Limits​

  • Transfer limit — max credits a user can give away per day
  • Receive limit — max credits a user can receive per day

Setting them to the same value is the simplest approach. Diverging them can shape behavior:

  • Transfer > Receive: a user must give to multiple people to hit their transfer cap
  • Receive > Transfer: a user must receive from multiple people to hit their receive cap

Tax​

Tax is deducted from each transfer. If tax is set to 10% and someone sends 1,000 credits, the recipient gets 900 and 100 is removed from the economy entirely.

Recommendations​

  • Small servers: a cap of 25–200 or disable if transfers aren't needed
  • Growing servers: 100–500, raise as trust builds
  • Large servers: infinite is fine for high-trust communities — enable logging to monitor for abuse

Changes are logged to the logging channel if configured.