Aion 2 currency: Kinah and Quna
Kinah is Aion 2's main earned currency — quests, dungeons, mobs and trading — and it pays for gear upgrades, enhancement, crafting and the broker. Quna is the premium currency bought with real money. A Currency Exchange lets players trade between the two.
The two currencies
| Kinah | Earned in game; the main player-driven currency† |
|---|---|
| Quna | Premium currency, primarily bought with real money† |
| Exchange | Players can trade Kinah for Quna via a Currency Exchange† |
| Bound vs unbound | Kinah exists in bound and unbound forms; unbound trades freely† |
What Kinah is spent on
- Gear enhancement and upgrades.
- Crafting materials and recipes.
- Broker purchases from other players.
A warning worth reading
Most pages ranking for Kinah are gold-selling sites, and buying currency violates the terms of service of every NCSOFT game. We do not link to those sellers and we do not take their advertising. The exchange rates and farming numbers they publish are also, as a rule, unverifiable.
Frequently asked
- What is Kinah in Aion 2?
- Kinah is the main currency you earn through play — quests, dungeons, defeating monsters and trading — and it pays for gear enhancement, crafting and broker purchases.
- What is the difference between Kinah and Quna?
- Kinah is earned in game. Quna is the premium currency, primarily bought with real money. An in-game Currency Exchange lets players trade between them.
- Should you buy Aion 2 Kinah?
- Buying currency from third-party sellers breaches NCSOFT's terms of service and risks the account. There is an in-game Currency Exchange for converting between Kinah and Quna legitimately.
Related
NCSOFT has not published an English breakdown of the currency system. The mechanics here are reported consistently by community sources and are marked as such; they will be confirmed against the client.