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Supported Plugins
Review which optional plugins matter around CyberTokens and what role each one plays.
CyberTokens works on its own, but a few integrations are especially useful when you want to surface balances outside the plugin or manage permissions cleanly.
Main integrations
| Plugin | Purpose | When it matters |
|---|---|---|
| PlaceholderAPI | Publishes %ctk_*% values for balances, transaction history, and currency metadata | when you want to show token data in scoreboards, chat, holograms, or tab lists |
| Vault or VaultUnlocked | Makes CyberTokens available as an economy source for other plugins | when another plugin expects a Vault-style balance provider |
| LuckPerms or another permission manager | Helps you assign cybertokens.command.* nodes per rank or staff role | on almost any production server |
Practical companion plugins
| Plugin type | Why it helps |
|---|---|
Scoreboard and chat plugins (TAB, CMI, DeluxeChat, etc.) | They can show %ctk_balance_formatted%, %ctk_top_position%, or last transaction data through PlaceholderAPI. |
| Logging or moderation tools | They help you audit suspicious economy actions next to the built-in transaction log. |
| Database management tools | Useful when you move from SQLite to MySQL or PostgreSQL and want to inspect tables directly. |
Optional, not mandatory
PlaceholderAPI and Vault are soft dependencies. CyberTokens can run without them, but those integrations are what make the economy visible to the rest of your stack.
Getting Started
First steps for installing, understanding, and configuring CyberTokens.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common CyberTokens questions about balances, transfers, offline targets, and logs.
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