Coins are the main gameplay currency in ARC Raiders, Embark Studios' PvPvE extraction shooter, and almost every decision between raids runs through them. Restocking ammo, buying a new weapon or expanding your stash all cost Coins, while anything you carry topside and fail to extract is gone for good.

ARC Raiders runs three separate currencies, and only Coins are tied to raid performance and progression:

Currency	How it is earned	What it is for
Coins	Selling extracted loot and completing trader contracts	Gear, ammo, stash upgrades and crafting
Cred	Feats and passive progression	Raider Deck rewards
Raider Tokens	Real-money purchases and Raider Deck rewards	Cosmetics, bundles and outfits

Raider Tokens never overlap with Coins, so players who want to buy ARC Raiders currency for gear and progression are looking for Coins specifically.

How to Buy ARC Raiders Coins

ARC Raiders has no way to send Coins directly between players, so sellers deliver them through an in-game trade inside a raid. You team up, the seller drops items worth your order's Coin value, and you sell those items to the traders in Speranza once you extract:

Compare ARC Raiders Coins listings by price per 1K Coins.
Open the offer and read the delivery method and what the seller needs from you.
Hit Buy Now and complete your order.
Share your Embark ID with the seller in the order chat.
Accept the party invite and join the seller in a raid on the map you both agree on.
Pick up the items the seller drops and extract with them.
Sell the items in Speranza and confirm the order once the Coins are in your balance.

Delivery is completed quickly after payment, with timing set by when you and the seller can run the raid together. Staying close to the seller and heading straight for extraction keeps the items safe.

What ARC Raiders Coins Buy in Speranza

Speranza's traders each cover a different part of a raider's kit, from weapons and mods to medical supplies. They are also where extracted loot gets sold for Coins, and each one sends raiders topside on missions that pay out extra rewards. Spending Coins with the right trader before a raid means heading out with the exact loadout your plan needs:

Spending ARC Raiders Coins with the right trader before a raid means heading out with the exact loadout your plan needs:

Tian Wen: Speranza's gun craftsman, selling weapons and weapon mods.
Lance: Medic, selling healing items and injectors.
Apollo: Mechanic, covering gear and equipment.
Shani: Head of security and the city's ARC expert.

Celeste, the Raider leader, is the exception and trades for Assorted Seeds instead of Coins. Outside the traders, Coins also pay for stash expansions, which get more expensive with every tier, and for crafting and Workshop upgrades alongside the materials each recipe needs. Stash space is usually where most ARC Raiders money goes long term, since a larger stash means less loot sold off between raids.

Why Buy ARC Raiders Coins on GameBoost

The usual way to get Coins in ARC Raiders is running raid after raid, extracting loot and selling it, and a single bad extraction can wipe out a whole run's earnings.

Buying cheap ARC Raiders Coins puts that balance in your hands straight away, so the next raid goes toward the gear and stash upgrades you actually want. Every order includes:

Offers compared by amount and price: Price per 1K Coins and minimum order are shown on every offer.
Delivery estimate per offer: Each seller shows their expected delivery time and method.
Requirements named upfront: Your Embark ID or any other detail the seller needs is listed before you buy.
Wide selection of offers: Multiple sellers cover small top-ups and large Coin balances alike.
Transfer support: GameBoost support helps with incorrect details, delays and delivery problems.