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# Banking System Guide

Reverse Economy's banking system allows users to manage virtual currency within the Discord server. Users can deposit, withdraw, and transfer funds, simulating real-life banking interactions in a digital environment.

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For this guide you must own the PayPal app. You can buy it from the app shop using <mark style="color:yellow;">/shop apps buy</mark>.
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## Getting started

To create a bank account you will have to own a email (for that check the [Email System Guide](/reverse-economy/guides/email-system-guide.md)).

### Creating a bank account

With your email ready use <mark style="color:yellow;">/paypal register</mark>. Once the modal pops up fill all information that are required (all information from you can be made up (except the email you have created)). Make sure to note down the information in the final confirmation message.

### Verifying your bank account

After registering a bank account you will have to verify it. The confirmation message will explain how to continue -> Using the <mark style="color:yellow;">/email list inbox</mark> command and copying the Email-ID, viewing the verification email by using <mark style="color:yellow;">/email view</mark> [<mark style="color:yellow;">\<email-id></mark>](#user-content-fn-1)[^1] and copying the verification code. Verify your bank account with <mark style="color:yellow;">/paypal account verify</mark> [<mark style="color:yellow;">\<verify-code></mark>](#user-content-fn-2)[^2] and it is done.

If not verified in time your bank account will automatically be deleted 5 minutes after it was created.&#x20;

## Transfering funds

To transfer money from one bank account to another you will have to use <mark style="color:yellow;">/paypal send</mark> [<mark style="color:yellow;">\<username></mark>](#user-content-fn-3)[^3] [<mark style="color:yellow;">\<amount></mark>](#user-content-fn-4)[^4]. This will be logged into your bank account -> You can check your bank account's all-time transactions with <mark style="color:yellow;">/paypal account show value:Last Transactions</mark>.

[^1]: The Email-ID of the verification email.

[^2]: The verification code from the verification email.

[^3]: The username of the targets bank account.

[^4]: The amount of money you want to transfer.


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