Tinder dating application will soon launch a virtual currency in its virtual application for users who want to increase their chances of matching someone. The currency was first tested with a small number of users but would soon be available to anyone on the platform to get … or to buy with real money if they ran out earlier than expected.

Tinder coin, which only has value in the application as something to be redeemed for benefits, obtained by using the application regularly: rolling coins when someone’s profile remains the latest and when active on the platform. Users can then trade these coins to improve, super likes, and other benefits that increase suitable opportunities.

Super Boost is, for example, an upgrade that users can buy to jump lines and are seen by more likely matches. This, in turn, increases your chances of matching someone. Using the application will bring coins that can be redeemed for super encouragement instead of paying.

According to Bloomberg, users can also spend money to get coins. It gives users the opportunity to use benefits without paying cash, and can also increase the number of people who eventually spend money when coins run out.

Users who can access facilities without money spending will be able to see the benefits of the application of benefits and may want to continue to make them even when the virtual currency runs out. Tinder coins will first begin to take refuge in Australia with other markets added in the near future.