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Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions we hear most: signing in, getting back into your account, Points, $PC and the bridge. Can’t find yours? Ask us on Discord.

Last updated: 29 September 2026

Account and sign-in

How do I log in?

Use Log in in the site menu, or go to the Pentagon sign-in. It is one Pentagon account across all our apps and worlds. You can sign in with your email, username or @name and your password. New here? Create an account. An email is enough.

What is the Pentagon pill at the top of the page?

It is a small connect-wallet button that reads and shows your balances: $PC on Pentagon Chain, $PC on Ethereum, your Points, and which wallet and network you are connected to. It never moves anything. It will not send a transaction or ask for an approval.

The only thing it may ask you to sign is Pentagon’s login message. If you connect a wallet that a Pentagon account owns, signing it logs you in. If you decline, you stay connected and can still see your balances.

I’m locked out, or I think my account was deleted. What do I do?

Go to /recover and enter the email you signed up with. If an account exists for that email, we send what you need to that inbox only: your username, the wallet addresses connected to your account, and a reactivation link (valid 72 hours) if the account was deactivated or deleted. A deleted account can be recovered. Nothing was lost.

I forgot my password.

For now, password reset lives on the old sign-in page. If you no longer have access to your sign-up email, open a support ticket on Discord and we’ll verify you another way.

Who holds the keys to my Pentagon balance?

Your Pentagon balance is custodial and stays inside Pentagon. It lives in its own on-chain smart-contract account. It is never a shared wallet, and it is never pooled with anyone else’s. If you would rather hold your own keys, use the PGAI Wallet.

Points and top-ups

What are Points?

Points are Pentagon’s prepaid balance. They are held for you in your Pentagon account; the packages, and any bonus Points, are shown on the top-up page. You spend them on everything you buy here; Pentagon covers the gas, so you don’t need a wallet to use them.

What’s the difference between Points and $PC?

Points are a spending balance in your Pentagon account, not a token. You spend them inside the Pentagon ecosystem without a wallet or a signature, and they have no value outside it. $PC on Pentagon Chain is the chain’s gas token, held in a wallet you control. They are different things: Points can’t be swapped for $PC, and $PC is one of the ways to buy Points, alongside a card, USDC on Ethereum or Telegram Stars.

Can I move Points out of Pentagon?

No. Points are for use inside the Pentagon ecosystem only. They cannot be withdrawn, bridged or cashed out. Where value goes sets out what can leave Pentagon and what never does.

How do I top up Points?

Go to /topup, sign in with your Pentagon account, pick an amount and pay by card in the secure Stripe window. Your card details never touch Pentagon. Points arrive in your balance in seconds, and you get an email receipt when they do. Signed-in accounts can also pay with crypto from their own wallet.

You can see past purchases in Payments & History.

$PC and the bridge

What is $PC?

Two separate tokens share the $PC name:

  • $PC on Pentagon Chain (chain 3344) is the gas token. Every transaction on the chain uses it. It has no market value, is not on any CEX, and has no route off the chain.
  • $PC on Ethereum is a separate token. It is traded by the community on Ethereum DEXs, and the community provides that liquidity itself. We haven’t listed $PC on any CEX.

More in Tokenomics and Where value goes.

How do I get $PC?

Pick the road that fits you. The Get $PC panel on the homepage checks what you already have and points you to the right one.

  • No wallet? Top up Points by card and spend them on everything you buy here.
  • Hold $PC on Ethereum? Bridge it in at bridge.pentagon.games, and chain $PC lands as your gas.
  • Already on Pentagon Chain? Swap ecosystem tokens on the internal DEX, PentaSwap.
  • Buying on Ethereum? You can get $PC from other members on third-party DEXs, currently with ETH or WETH. The project makes no promise that any liquidity exists or will continue to exist, and you do this at your own risk.
  • Contributing: qualifying community contributions put $PC in your wallet.
Can I bridge $PC back to Ethereum?

No. The bridge runs ETH → PC only, and there is no route back out. Before you bridge, make sure you want your $PC on Pentagon Chain.

Is $PC on an exchange?

$PC on Ethereum is traded by the community on DEXs. It is not on any CEX. $PC on Pentagon Chain is the gas token. It has no market value and is not on any CEX, but inside the ecosystem you can swap it for other ecosystem tokens on PentaSwap.

Is GetPC a yield or staking product?

No. GetPC lets you lock $PC on Ethereum for a term you choose and claim gas on Pentagon Chain meanwhile, for Points, game access, merch or NFTs. The $PC you lock never leaves Ethereum and comes back to you in full when the term ends. What you claim is $PC on Pentagon Chain: in-ecosystem gas with no cash value that cannot leave Pentagon Chain. It is a loyalty program, not interest, yield or an investment.

Faucet and membership

How do I claim from the faucet?

The faucet is being rebuilt as a gas top-up for members who run low on gas on Pentagon Chain. It is not a way to earn, and there is nothing to claim right now. Watch our channels for news.

Is there a membership?

Everyone’s a member. An email is enough. Membership ranks and monthly plans are upcoming. For legacy reasons, $PEN is the main holding ranks count. We’ll publish what each rank includes and how to reach it before anything goes live. Read about it.

What is $PEN?

$PEN is Pentagon’s legacy token, not $PC. It is fully allocated: there is no sale, the team burned its treasury allocation and holds none, and we don’t promote it. In the early days, $PEN holders could receive $PC through proof of burn, proof of work or proof of holding. That is how early users got $PC, and there is no other route from $PEN to $PC. All other $PC is distributed according to the published plan in Tokenomics. For legacy reasons, $PEN is the main holding membership ranks count. See the $PEN disclaimer.

Getting help

How do I contact support?

Open a support ticket on Discord. You can also reach us on Telegram or X. To check whether a service is down, see Network Status.

Stay safe: peer-to-peer swap offers in our Telegram and Discord are not run by the project. Proceed with caution.

I had a question about an older campaign (badges, testnet tokens, the IDO).

Questions about earlier campaigns have been retired from this page. If something from one of them is still open for you, open a support ticket on Discord.