Tera is the unit of account in Digimon Masters Online. Hatching a reinforced mercenary egg, setting a seal, cloning a Digimon, building an endgame accessory: it all costs Tera, and farming quickly becomes the real ceiling on your Tamer.
A Digimon MMORPG running since 2009
Built by the Korean studio Movegames under a Bandai Namco licence, Digimon Masters launched in Korea on 30 October 2009 and worldwide on 20 October 2011. The game has been published by GameKing since 2016, after five years with Joymax, and its engine moved from Gamebryo to Unity in 2022. It follows the Digimon Data Squad storyline and gathers more than a thousand Digimon from the first five seasons of the anime.
Bit, Kilo, Mega, Giga, Tera
The in-game currency counts in steps of a thousand: a thousand Bits make a Kilo, a thousand Kilo a Mega, a thousand Mega a Giga, and a thousand Giga a Tera. Players trade in Tera, shortened to T, and that is the unit we deliver in. Quoting a price in Bits would be meaningless, because nobody counts that way in game.
Digimon Masters Online servers we cover
Tera delivery on the 4 Digimon Masters Online servers listed below.
Global2 servers
Alphamon
Omegamon
Latino2 servers
Alphamon
Omegamon
Frequently asked questions
What is Tera used for in Digimon Masters Online?
It funds reinforced mercenary eggs, seals, endgame accessories, clones, digivolution items and evolutors, along with founding a guild. Almost everything that moves a Tamer forward goes through player-to-player trade rather than drops: Tera buys time as much as it buys gear.
Which server do we deliver to?
Digimon Masters Online runs in two versions with entirely separate economies, the Global version and the Latino version. Each hosts the Alphamon and Omegamon servers, both products of the December 2022 and July 2023 mergers. A Tamer stays bound to the server it was created on, and prices differ sharply between the two versions. Pick yours at checkout: the wrong version makes delivery impossible.
How does delivery work?
Two methods to choose from. Face to face, we meet you at the DATS Center and the trade runs Tamer to Tamer, which means you need to be online at the same time as we are. Through the auction house, you list an item of your choice at the agreed price, we buy it, and the amount reaches you by in-game mail with no need for you to be present.
What do you need to tell us?
Your exact Tamer name, as it appears in game, and the method you prefer. If you pick the auction house, add the name of the items you are listing: those two details are enough for us to find your listing. We never ask for your password.
How long until you get your Tera?
The stated delivery time is 30 minutes - 12 hours. It depends on our stock for your server and, for a face-to-face handover, on when both our characters are online together. The auction house adds the time it takes for your listing to appear.
Is buying Tera risky?
The currency we deliver comes from active players, never from automated generation. Auction house delivery is the most discreet because it looks like any ordinary sale and needs no access to your account. Bear in mind too that Crowns, bought with real money in the in-game shop, are not Tera: they cover the Item Mall and do not replace the trading currency between players.
