Profile, shop and troubleshooting in TakiPlus Mini

The profile screen in TakiPlus Mini is the control panel for your account: coin balance, level and XP, equipped cosmetics, wallet, email settings, and the full record of every coin that entered or left. The cosmetic shop sits one tap away and sells appearance only, meaning badges, name colors, avatar frames and titles. When something looks wrong, the order of checks is almost always the same: read your transaction history first, reopen the app second, contact support third.

This guide covers what each profile setting does, what the shop sells and where each item shows up, what the Ad-Free Pass removes and does not remove, and a troubleshooting table for the seven problems people hit most. If you just installed the app, the getting started guide covers the screens assumed here.

What does the profile screen show?

Open it from the profile button in the bottom navigation bar. The identity card sits at the top: your avatar inside your equipped frame, your name in your equipped color, your equipped badge beside it, your title underneath, then your level and XP bar. If your level unlocks a permanent order discount, the discount chip appears here, with the level that unlocks the next one below it. The XP, levels and leaderboard guide explains how those numbers are earned.

Below are two stat tiles: your coin balance and your user ID. The user ID is the permanent identifier of your account and the first thing support asks for. Under the tiles sit your follower and following counts, and tapping either opens that list.

What do the cards on the profile screen do?

The rest of the screen is a list of cards, each opening a separate screen or setting.

The Wallet card is where payouts start, but the payout rules covering minimums, Diamond conversion and the connected-wallet requirement live in the withdrawal guide.

Can you change the interface language in the Mini App?

No. Inside the Telegram Mini App the interface runs in English only and the language card is hidden on purpose. The Mini App is built for a global audience, so every screen, email and notification for it is written in English. This is a product decision rather than a missing translation, so there is no setting to change.

What does linking an email do?

Linking an email attaches a verified address to your account. Tapping the email card opens a two-step flow: type your address, receive a six-digit code, enter the code. The address is not written to your account until the code is verified, so a mistyped address never sticks. If the code does not arrive, you can resend it after a one-minute wait.

A linked address does three things. It makes account recovery possible, it enables notifications for events such as badges, prizes, referral milestones and missed daily rewards, and if the linking reward is switched on it credits coins the moment verification completes. The card shows whether that reward is active and how much it pays.

One address links to one account only. Dotted and tagged Gmail spellings count as the same mailbox, so a single inbox cannot cover two accounts. Disposable addresses, shared role addresses such as info@, domains that do not accept mail, and previously bounced addresses are all rejected, each with its own message on screen. Changing your address later has a waiting period, and the card tells you when you may.

How do email preferences work?

The Email Preferences card opens six independent toggles: welcome series, weekly recap, comeback reminders, daily reminder, event notifications, and announcements and campaigns. Turning one off leaves the rest untouched, and if you previously opted out of everything, switching any toggle back on re-subscribes you. These preferences cover bulk and reminder mail only. Verification codes and password resets are always sent, because without them you cannot use your account.

How do public profiles and following work?

Every account has a public profile, opened by tapping a name on the leaderboard, in a follower list or in your referral list. It shows the name, level and XP, equipped cosmetics, earned badges, referral count, streak count, last week's leaderboard rank, and follower and following counts. Coin balance, email address and order history are never public.

Following pays both sides once: the first time you follow someone you receive 5 coins and they receive 2. The reward is granted on the first follow only. Unfollowing and following the same person again creates no new coins, because the original record is remembered, which makes farming a follow list pointless.

How do you read your transaction history?

Transaction history is the record of every coin movement, opened from the History card. It has two tabs. In Coins, each row is one transaction: green with a plus sign is an earning, red with a minus sign is a spend, the title names what it was (a service, a cosmetic, a reward) and the date says when it happened. Diamonds is a separate ledger, because Diamonds are automatic cashback on coin spending and never change your coin balance; each row names the spend it came from.

This screen is the definitive check on whether a reward reached your account. The balance at the top of the app updates optimistically so it feels instant while you play; the history is the server record itself. When the two disagree, the history is correct.

What does the shop sell and where does it show up?

The cosmetic shop sells appearance and accepts coins only. There are four item types.

Every item carries a rarity, from common through rare and epic to legendary, but rarity only sets the color and label on the card and not the effect. Price is not derived from rarity either: each item is priced individually and the price is printed on the buy button.

Buying has two steps and the second is the one people skip. A purchased item is permanently yours but is not equipped automatically; press Equip on its card to make it visible. Only one item per type can be worn at a time, so equipping a second frame removes the first. Unequip takes an item off without removing ownership, so you can put it back later at no cost.

No item in the shop changes your earnings, your order speed, your reward odds or your leaderboard position. All of them are visual. We say that plainly because a screen full of rarity labels invites the assumption that a legendary badge pays better. To convert coins into a concrete outcome, read the order guide instead. Buying a cosmetic also pays Diamond cashback on the coins you spent, shown as its own row in the Diamonds tab.

What does the Ad-Free Pass do, and what does it not do?

The Ad-Free Pass is bought from the Remove Ads card on the profile screen and paid for with Telegram Stars, not coins. Passes are cumulative: buying another one while a pass is active extends the expiry from the current end date instead of resetting it, and the card shows the days remaining.

The pass removes interruptive advertising. That means full-screen interstitials between screens, pop-up and vignette ads, in-app pop-ups triggered while you browse, and the embedded banner slots inside screens such as profile, shop and history.

It does not remove rewarded ads on the Earn page, and the purchase screen says so before you buy. That is deliberate: a rewarded ad is an earning route rather than an interruption, since you choose to watch it and finishing it credits coins. Removing them would take away a way to earn. Rewarded video is capped at four per day per account on the UTC day, with a two-hour wait between them that drops to one hour while a coin booster is active. For the economics behind that model, see how rewarded ad earning works.

The most common problems and how to fix them

Each row below gives the symptom, the likely cause, the step you take first, and what to do if that step does not resolve it.

The first column doubles as a diagnostic order. Transaction history is always the first place to look, because the balance display is an estimate and the history is the record. Reopening the Mini App from the bot chat is the second, because a stale launch payload is the most common cause of a screen that loads but behaves as if you are not signed in.

What should you include when you contact support?

The support email address is printed on the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages, both linked from the profile screen. Sending all of the following in one message usually resolves the case in a single round trip.

1. Your user ID, the number shown with a hash sign in the stat tile on your profile.
2. The email address linked to your account, ideally writing from that address.
3. The date and time of the problem, including your time zone.
4. The screen you were on: profile, shop, order, wallet or history.
5. The full error text, copied word for word rather than summarized.
6. The title and date of the relevant transaction history row, or a clear note that there is none.
7. For order problems, the service name and the target link.
8. Your device, operating system and Telegram client version.
9. A screenshot, ideally showing the balance and the error in the same frame.

Never share your password, a verification code or a wallet recovery phrase. Support will not ask for any of them, so a request for those means you are not talking to support. The pattern is common enough that we covered it in how to spot earning app scams.

If your question is about how the product works rather than something being broken, the Help and FAQ screen on your profile groups answers by category and can go deeper than the table above. The questions below cover what readers ask most after this guide.