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# Tips & PPV Messages

### Tips

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTngv1v8pLc>" %}

How to Send Tips to Creators:

1. Go to the Creators Profile Page
2. Click on the Tip button
3. Enter the Tip Amount
4. Enter a message you would like to send to the creator along with your tip (optional)
5. Select the cryptocurrency you would like to send&#x20;
6. Follow the prompt to approve and send payment&#x20;

### PPV Messages (Custom Locked Content)

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ_Asa7aw6c>" %}

How to Pay for PPV Messages:

1. Go to the messages between you and the creator
2. Click on Unlock button
3. Select which cryptocurrency you would like to send as payment
4. Follow the prompts to approve spending and processing of payment with metamask
5. View your PPV Content that has been unlocked!

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