Beast Withdraw Plugin FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I start using Beast Withdraw Plugin?
Use /withdraw or /cashnote to turn your server balance into a paper note, then hold it and click to redeem it back into your account. You can also use /xpbottle to convert experience into bottles the same way.
Can I redeem multiple notes at once?
Yes—hold a stack of notes or bottles in your hand, then sneak (hold shift) and click to redeem the entire stack at once instead of clicking each item individually.
What happens to my XP bottles when I die?
Your XP bottles drop as items on the ground just like normal drops, so you won't lose your stored experience when you die.
Can I use money notes in crafting or with villagers?
No—the mod blocks money notes and XP bottles from being used in crafting tables or villager trades to prevent accidental loss.
How do I give money or XP directly to another player?
Use /beastwithdraw give , replacing with either 'money' or 'xp' and with how much you want to give.
Is there a limit to how much I can withdraw at once?
Yes—your server admin can set custom minimum and maximum withdrawal amounts, so check with them if you hit a limit.
Do I lose money when I convert my balance back to digital?
Only if your server admin has enabled optional fees or taxes; otherwise, the full amount converts back with no penalty.
Can I store notes and bottles in chests safely?
Yes—notes and bottles are protected items that won't be consumed or damaged, so you can safely store them in chests or your inventory.
What's the difference between /withdraw and /cashnote?
Both commands do the same thing—/withdraw and /cashnote are interchangeable ways to turn your balance into a paper note.
Do the withdrawal commands make sounds?
Yes—the mod plays fun sounds when you withdraw money or XP and when you redeem items back into your account.