Heartopia Currency Guide: All 10 Types, Wishing Stars & Star Tokens (2026)

Heartopia in-game shop showing currency types and item prices
Heartopia features 10 distinct currencies, each serving different progression systems. Image from official Heartopia assets.

Heartopia uses 10 different currencies, each serving a distinct purpose in the game’s progression system. From everyday Gold used for seeds and tools, to premium Heart Diamonds for gacha pulls and exclusive cosmetics, understanding how each currency works is essential for efficient progression. This guide covers all 10 currencies, their earning methods, spending options, and optimal farming strategies.

Players looking to maximize their daily earnings should also consult the Coin Farming Guide for Gold-specific strategies, and the Seasonal Events Guide for event currency information.

All 10 Currencies Overview

Heartopia’s currency system is divided into five categories: Free currencies earned through regular gameplay, Semi-Premium currencies earned through gameplay but with premium-like spending options, Premium currencies purchased with real money, Special currencies tied to specific game systems, and Event currencies available only during seasonal events.

Categorized bar chart showing all 10 Heartopia currencies grouped by type: Free, Semi-Premium, Premium, Special, and Event
All 10 currencies categorized by type. Data verified from heartopiawiki.org/wiki/currencies.
Currency Type Primary Use
Gold Free Tools, seeds, furniture, clothing, vehicles
Contribution Medals Free D.G. level progression
Wishing Stars Semi-Premium Gacha, vehicles, clothing, recipes
Moonlight Crystals Semi-Premium Special items, gacha banners
Heart Diamonds Premium Premium vehicles, gacha, cosmetics
Exhibition Passes Special Gilded Acorn gacha pulls
Full Wishing Star Special Guaranteed gacha outcomes
Hobby Expansion Ticket Special Unlock new hobbies
Hobby Upgrade Voucher Special Speed up hobby leveling
Pink Gacha Coins Event Event-exclusive gacha

Gold: The Core Currency

Gold is the primary everyday currency in Heartopia, earned through selling items, completing quests, and fulfilling daily requests. Gold has no earning cap and is used for the majority of in-game purchases, including tools, seeds, furniture, clothing, pet adoption, and basic vehicle purchases. Players can accumulate Gold through various activities such as fishing, farming, cooking, and crafting.

For optimal Gold farming strategies, the Coin Farming Guide covers the fastest methods, including fishing routes, crop rotations, and cooking profit margins. Players should maintain a minimum Gold reserve of 5,000 at all times to ensure they can participate in seasonal events, which often require purchasing event-specific tools and ingredients.

Contribution Medals: D.G. Progression

Contribution Medals are a progression currency used exclusively for advancing Daily Goal (D.G.) levels. Players can earn a maximum of 50 Contribution Medals per day by completing 5 daily requests. These medals do not carry over beyond the daily cap, making consistent daily completion essential for steady D.G. progression.

D.G. levels unlock new game features, hobbies, and areas. The D.G. Leveling Guide provides a complete breakdown of all D.G. level rewards and the fastest leveling path. Players should prioritize daily request completion to maximize Contribution Medal earnings.

Wishing Stars: Complete Guide

Wishing Stars are Heartopia’s semi-premium currency, bridging the gap between free Gold and paid Heart Diamonds. They are used for gacha pulls, vehicle purchases, clothing, and special recipes from Doris. Wishing Stars can be earned through gameplay without spending real money, making them the primary currency for free-to-play players seeking premium items.

How to Earn Wishing Stars

Method Amount Frequency Requirement
Weekly Tasks 50 WS + 2,000 Gold Weekly (Monday 6 AM) D.G. Level 13
Gift Codes 3-15 WS per code Variable None
Pre-Registration 20 WS One-time Account creation
Seasonal Events Variable During events Event participation
Login Rewards Occasional Variable Daily login
Bar chart showing Wishing Star earning methods and rates per activity
Wishing Star earning methods and amounts per source. Data verified from heartopiawiki.org/wiki/currencies.

Weekly Tasks are the most reliable source of Wishing Stars, providing 50 WS per task with a fresh set available every Monday at 6 AM. Players should complete all available Weekly Tasks before the Monday reset to avoid missing out on this consistent income stream. Gift Codes provide supplementary Wishing Stars and can be found on the Heartopia Codes Guide.

Wishing Star Spending Guide

Item Cost (WS) Requirement
Original Roll Cake Recipe (from Doris) 50 None
Simplistic Mountain Bike 48 None
Colored Sedan Vehicle 300 D.G. Level 15
White Convertible 750 D.G. Level 15
Gacha Pulls Varies None
Clothing and Cosmetics Varies None
Horizontal bar chart showing Wishing Star costs for vehicles, recipes, and gacha items
Wishing Star shop item costs. Data verified from heartopiawiki.org/wiki/currencies.

The Simplistic Mountain Bike (48 WS) is the most cost-effective vehicle purchase, offering significantly faster travel speed at a minimal cost. Players should prioritize this purchase early, as it reduces travel time between regions and increases daily efficiency. The White Convertible (750 WS) is the fastest vehicle in the game but requires saving Wishing Stars for approximately 15 weeks of Weekly Task completion.

Star Tokens and the Exhibition Pass

Star Tokens are used to purchase the Premium Exhibition Pass, which costs 1,200 Star Tokens. The Premium Pass unlocks an additional reward track alongside the free track, providing exclusive seasonal outfits, animated cosmetics, pet accessories, and a legendary outfit at the final tier.

Star Tokens can be earned through gameplay or purchased from the in-game shop. The Premium Exhibition Pass is retroactive — buying it mid-season instantly grants all premium rewards for already-unlocked tiers. Players who are uncertain about purchasing the Premium Pass should wait until they have earned sufficient Exhibition Points to unlock several free track tiers, then purchase the Premium Pass to claim all accumulated premium rewards at once.

The Seasonal Events Guide provides detailed information about Exhibition Pass tiers and rewards.

Stacked area chart showing Exhibition Pass point sources by tier: daily challenges, weekly challenges, and event activities
Exhibition Pass point sources by tier, showing the contribution of daily, weekly, and event activities. Data verified from heartopia.app/guides.

Heart Diamonds: Premium Currency

Heart Diamonds are Heartopia’s main premium currency, primarily obtained through real-money purchases. They are used for premium vehicle purchases, gacha pulls, Exhibition Passes, and exclusive cosmetics. While some Heart Diamonds may be available through special events or login rewards, the primary acquisition method is through the in-game shop.

Free-to-play players should focus on Wishing Stars and Gold for their progression needs, as Heart Diamonds are designed for premium purchases. The Free-to-Play Guide provides strategies for progressing without spending Heart Diamonds.

Moonlight Crystals and Special Currencies

Moonlight Crystals are earned through gift codes and events, used for special items and specific gacha banners. Unlike Wishing Stars, Moonlight Crystals are tied to specific gacha pools and cannot be used for general vehicle or recipe purchases.

Exhibition Passes are used for the Gilded Acorn gacha system, with each pull costing 6 passes. Full Wishing Stars are created by combining regular Wishing Stars and serve as a guaranteed gacha outcome mechanic, providing a pity system for players who have spent significant Wishing Stars without obtaining desired items.

Hobby Currencies

Two currencies are specifically tied to the hobby system:

  • Hobby Expansion Tickets — Used to unlock new hobbies, earned through D.G. level milestones.
  • Hobby Upgrade Vouchers — Used to speed up hobby leveling, earned through D.G. rewards and events.

Players should consult the Hobby Profit Comparison Guide to determine which hobbies to unlock and upgrade first for maximum return on investment.

Currency Priority Guide

For new players, the following priority order maximizes progression efficiency:

  1. Gold first — Maintain 5,000+ Gold for event participation, tool upgrades, and seed purchases.
  2. Contribution Medals daily — Complete all 5 daily requests every day to earn the 50-medal cap and advance D.G. levels.
  3. Wishing Stars via Weekly Tasks — Complete all weekly tasks before the Monday reset for 50 WS per task.
  4. Star Tokens for Exhibition Pass — Save 1,200 Star Tokens for the Premium Pass, purchasing it mid-season for maximum value.
  5. Gift Codes promptly — Redeem codes as soon as they are available, as many have expiration dates.

The 25 Tips Guide contains additional efficiency tips that complement the currency strategy outlined above.

FAQ

How many currencies are in Heartopia?

Heartopia has 10 currencies in the official currency index: Gold, Contribution Medals, Wishing Stars, Moonlight Crystals, Heart Diamonds, Exhibition Passes, Full Wishing Stars, Hobby Expansion Tickets, Hobby Upgrade Vouchers, and Pink Gacha Coins. Seasonal events also introduce temporary event-specific currencies.

What is the best way to earn Wishing Stars?

Weekly Tasks are the most reliable source, providing 50 Wishing Stars per task. Weekly Tasks unlock at D.G. Level 13 and refresh every Monday at 6 AM. Gift codes and seasonal events provide supplementary Wishing Star income.

Can Wishing Stars be purchased with real money?

Wishing Stars can be earned through gameplay without spending real money. The primary free sources are Weekly Tasks, gift codes, and seasonal events. Heart Diamonds are the main premium currency purchased with real money.

What is the Premium Exhibition Pass and is it worth it?

The Premium Exhibition Pass costs 1,200 Star Tokens and unlocks an additional reward track with exclusive seasonal outfits, cosmetics, and a legendary outfit. The pass is retroactive, meaning players can purchase it mid-season and receive all premium rewards for already-unlocked tiers instantly.

Do event currencies carry over between events?

No. Event currencies expire when the event ends and are removed from the player’s inventory. Players should spend all earned event currency before the event concludes. Each new event introduces its own unique currency.