Combined Credits/Tokens prices in current Upgrade tables show that Token prices can be calculated by dividing the Credits price by 200 and rounding to 5, so 1 = 200.Beginners: 1 = 80 (biggest pack), 1 = 60 (smallest pack) – verified for 130.Advanced players: 1 = 200 (biggest pack), 1 = 150 (smallest pack) – verified for more than 1,600.Price comparison of Credit and Token Packs in the store:.

Tokens: Credits cannot be exchanged into → Tokens, but comparing in-game Credit and Token prices delivers an exchange rate of 1 = 0.005 ( 1 = 200) for advanced players.

Gauntlet Badges: 500 can be bought for 10, so 1 = 0.02 ( 1 = 50).

Fusion Coins: Credits cannot be converted directly into → Fusion Coins, but since the 2020 Halloween Update, dual prices in Credits and Fusion Coins have become the same, so it can generally be assumed that 1 = 1.

Credits are much easier to earn in-game than Tokens (see Farming), so buying Credits with real money should only be considered as a last resort. They depend on the player's Career Stars: For the same price, advanced players get more than double the amount of Credits than beginners. Especially for less advanced players, the prices for Credit Packs are completely out of proportion.

Real money: Credits can be bought with Credit Packs in the store.

Buying for → Gauntlet Badges in the Gauntlet Store.

Festival Special (Before the 2020 Christmas Update).

Auto exchange if the player has leftover coins after reaching level 25.

Festival (Before the 2021 Lunar New Year Update).Multiplayer season points (Before the 2021 Spring Update).Multi-Credits (Watching an ad after races).Since the 2019 Holiday Update, pro upgrades are no longer possible with Credits.Buying vehicles (if not → Token or Fusion Coins only).5.2.3 Festival Coins (first generation)Ĭredits are the basic currency of Asphalt 8.

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