Profit Cards — TiCkTOM Field Manual

Profit Cards — Build Your Income

A card is a business you own. It costs coins to buy, more coins to upgrade, and it keeps producing for as long as you keep coming back.

Each card has a level. Upgrading raises both its price and its hourly output, and the output rises faster than you would guess from the price of the first few levels — the early levels of a card are the worst value it will ever offer, which is why upgrading a card you already own usually beats buying a new one.

ROKO — The forty profit cards come in five families of eight. Two from each family here, in the game's own artwork, with the whole family named underneath.

VEX — The forty profit cards come in five families of eight. Two from each family here, in the game's own artwork, with the whole family named underneath.

Daily Combo

Every day, three specific cards form the Daily Combo. Own or upgrade all three that day and you get a bonus. The combo also feeds the Mission Hub — see section 13.

Keys per combo card

Bonus for all three

+3keys, on top of the three

Card Passport — A Card Anyone Can SeeNew

Every card you own can be shown to somebody who has no account, no Telegram and no intention of installing anything. That is what a passport is: a public page for one card.

01Share a cardFrom your card income panel.

02Get a linkIt previews properly in Telegram and X.

03Anyone can open itNo account, no Telegram, no install.

Share a card from your card income panel and you get a link. The page it opens carries the card's own artwork, its name, the level it has reached, and what it produces every hour. It opens in any browser, and it previews properly when the link is pasted into Telegram or X rather than arriving as a bare address.

It is built for the moment before somebody is a player — which is also why printed card backs carry a QR code that lands on the same page. Someone holding a physical card can point a camera at it and see what that card does, without being asked to install anything first.

What a passport does not show

A passport is one card, not your account. Whoever holds the link learns what that card produces per hour. They do not see your coin balance, your wallet, your other cards, your position on the map, or anything else you own.

The Shop — What You Cannot MineNew

Cards produce coins. The shop sells the things coins alone do not get you: crypto mines, shields, teleports, transfers — separately, or bundled together at a discount.

Three ways to pay
Paid in	What it buys	Worth knowing
Coins	Most items on the map	Earned in game, nothing to buy
Telegram Stars	Bundles and premium items	Bought inside Telegram
USDT	The same bundles	Usually cheaper than Stars

Crypto being cheaper than Stars is deliberate, not a mistake to report. Telegram takes a cut of everything paid in Stars; paying in USDT skips that cut, and we would rather hand the difference to you than keep the price identical on both.

Bundles get cheaper while they sit

A bundle that is not selling does not wait for you at full price. It opens at 10% off and takes another 5% off every 12 hours, down to a floor of 35%. Stock is limited, and a bundle that sells out comes back 12 hours later — and the new batch starts again at 10% off, so waiting for a sellout does not make it cheaper.

Waiting is a strategy with a cost

Holding out for the deepest discount is a real tactic, but a selling run ends on a date and the stock is finite. The cheapest price you ever see is the one nobody else bought first.

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