OD's Economy
Transform your Minecraft server into a bustling economic hub with OD's Economy, a comprehensive Paper plugin that goes far beyond simple balance tracking. Designed by OD Plugins, this add-on introduces land claims, player-run dealerships, lotteries, gambling, bounties, and even physical banknotes, all while maintaining a lightweight and configurable core. Whether you run a survival, roleplay, or minigame server, OD's Economy provides the tools to create a dynamic, player-driven marketplace.
Why Choose OD's Economy for Your Minecraft Server?
Unlike basic economy plugins that only handle money, OD's Economy integrates multiple gameplay systems into one cohesive package. It supports Minecraft versions 1.21 through 1.21.4 on Paper, ensuring compatibility with the latest server software. The plugin is built with performance in mind, using efficient data handling and a clean configuration structure that lets you enable or disable any module with a simple true/false toggle.
Core Features That Set It Apart
- Land Claims: Register chunks to players, query ownership, and manage territory directly through commands. Perfect for survival servers that want to protect builds without a separate claiming plugin.
- Dealerships: Allow players to create their own shops with bulk ordering. Players can browse and purchase from dealerships, adding a layer of entrepreneurship to your server.
- Interest System: Optionally enable periodic interest payments on player balances. Configure the rate and interval to reward active players or stimulate the economy.
- Lottery & Gambling: Run automated lottery draws with a house cut, or let players roll the dice with a double-or-nothing gambling command. Restrict gambling to specific locations for controlled fun.
- Bounties: Players can place bounties on each other, and the killer collects the reward. A great way to encourage PvP or add risk to survival worlds.
- Banknotes: Create physical money items backed by PersistentDataContainer, allowing secure item-based trading without commands.
- Transaction Logging: Keep a detailed log of all balance changes in plain text or CSV format for moderation and auditing.
Commands and Permissions at a Glance
OD's Economy is designed with both players and admins in mind. The dynamic help command /ecohelp shows only the commands a player has permission to use, reducing confusion. Here are some of the most important commands:
Player Commands
/balance [player]– Check your or another player's balance./baltop– View the richest players on the server./mtransfer <player> <amount>– Send money to another player./sell– Sell the item in your hand for a configured price./dice <amount>– Gamble on a dice roll (double or nothing)./lottery buy [tickets]– Purchase lottery tickets./bounty set <player> <amount>– Place a bounty on a player./mnote <amount>– Withdraw money as a physical banknote.
Admin Commands
/mgive <player> <amount>– Grant money to a player./mset <player> <amount>– Set a player's balance./mtake <player> <amount>– Remove money from a player./mregister <x> <z> <player>– Register a chunk to a player./dgive <dept> <player>– Grant a dealership to a player./mreload– Reload the configuration without restarting the server.
How to Install OD's Economy
Installing OD's Economy is straightforward. First, ensure you are running a Paper server for Minecraft 1.21 or newer. Then follow these steps:
- Download the latest OD's Economy JAR file from the official source.
- Place the
OdsEconomy.jarfile into your server'splugins/folder. - Restart your server, or use a plugin manager to load it. Avoid using
/reloadas it can cause issues with some plugins. - Once loaded, a default
config.ymlwill be generated inplugins/OdsEconomy/. - Edit the configuration to enable the features you want, then run
/mreloadto apply changes.
If you manage multiple servers or want a hassle-free setup, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for OD's Economy, automatically placing the plugin in the correct directory and keeping it updated with the latest version. This is especially handy for server networks that need consistent configurations across instances.
Configuration Deep Dive
The config.yml is the heart of OD's Economy. Every major feature can be toggled on or off, and values like currency symbol, starting balance, and interest rates are fully customizable. Here are some key sections:
- settings: Set the starting balance, currency symbol (default
$), and whether to show balances in the tab list. - interest: Disabled by default. Enable it to give players a percentage of their balance at regular intervals.
- lottery: Configure ticket price, draw interval, and the house cut percentage.
- gambling: Toggle dice gambling, set the multiplier, and optionally restrict it to specific world locations.
- bounties: Set minimum and maximum bounty amounts.
- banknotes: Choose the item material (default paper) and customize the display name with placeholders.
- transaction-log: Enable logging and choose between PLAIN or CSV format.
After any config changes, simply run /mreload to apply them instantly without restarting the server.
Building a Thriving Economy
With OD's Economy, you can create a self-sustaining economic ecosystem. Players can earn money by selling items, claim land to protect their shops, and even run their own dealerships. The lottery and gambling features add excitement, while bounties encourage player interaction. The transaction log helps you monitor for abuse, and banknotes let players trade money as physical items. All of this runs on a lightweight framework that won't bog down your server.
Whether you're a seasoned server owner or just starting out, OD's Economy for Minecraft provides the depth and flexibility you need. Its modular design means you only enable what you want, and the clear permission system ensures that every feature is accessible to the right players. Download OD's Economy today and watch your server's community flourish.
--- **Update Oct 4, 2026:** Added 2 files for version 26.2, 26.1.2, 26.1.1, 26.1, 1.21.9, 1.21.8, 1.21.7, 1.21.6, 1.21.5, 1.21.4, 1.21.3, 1.21.2, 1.21.11, 1.21.10, 1.21.1, 1.21.