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# Setting Up Virtual Currencies
Virtual currency is in-app currency that you reward your users with for completing offers. You can have multiple currencies available to your app.
## Adding a Virtual Currency
To add a virtual currency:
1. Log in to the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/applications), and go to **Monetization→Offer Wall**.
2. Select the app for which you want to add a virtual currency.\
The **Application Details** screen opens.
3. On the **Settings** tab, click **Add Currency** in the **Virtual Currencies** section.
4. In the **Name** field, enter a name for the new currency, and click **Add**.\
The Currency ID automatically populates.
5. To upload an icon for the virtual currency, click the green search icon (
) next to the **Name** field.
## Modifying a Virtual Currency
Modifying the name or icon for a virtual currency takes effect as soon as you save your changes. Any placements that use the virtual currency are updated immediately.
{% hint style="info" %}
If you modify the name of your virtual currency, the virtual currency ID does not change.
{% endhint %}
To modify a virtual currency:
1. Log in to the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/applications), and go to **Monetization→Offer Wall**.
2. Select the app for the virtual currency.\
The **Application Details** screen opens.
3. On the **Settings** tab, locate the virtual currency in the **Virtual Currencies** section.
4. Modify the currency name.
5. To upload a new currency icon, click the current icon, and select the file for the new icon.
6. Click **Save**.\
A message confirms the update.
## Setting a Default Virtual Currency
You can only specify one currency as the default currency at any time.
To specify a default virtual currency:
1. Log in to the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/applications), and go to **Monetization→Offer Wall**.
2. Select the app for the virtual currency.\
The **Application Details** screen opens.
3. On the **Settings** tab, locate the virtual currency in the **Virtual Currencies** section, and click **Set as Default** for the currency (
).\
A message confirms the update.
## Removing a Virtual Currency
{% hint style="info" %}
You cannot delete a virtual currency that is associated with a placement (active or inactive).
{% endhint %}
1. Log in to the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/applications), and go to **Monetization→Offer Wall**.
2. Select the app for which you want to create a placement.\
The **Application Details** screen opens.
3. On the **Settings** tab, locate the virtual currency in the **Virtual Currencies** section, and click **Remove** for the currency (
).\
A message confirms the deletion.
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