Currency/Tom Clancy's The Division 2

== Base Game Currencies ==
=== E-Credits ===
In Tom Clancy's The Division 2, there is a new form of currency used; the E-Credit. This functions similar to Credits from the first game. However, unlike the first game, enemies do not automatically drop E-Credits. They can only be earned from selling gear or completing Bounties.
=== DZ Resources===
Rare resources found inside the Dark Zones that can be traded for valuable gear and supplies.
=== Textiles ===
Textiles are a new form of currency given to players when the item that they unlock from an Apparel Cache is one that they already own. With every duplicate received in Apparel Caches, you will automatically receive a portion of Textiles instead of XP. Once you collect enough Textiles, you will be able to use this currency to eventually make direct purchases of majority of the items on the in-game store.
=== Premium Credits ===
Premium Credits can be used to purchase Apparel Cache from the Apparel Store.
=== Countdown Requisition Tokens===
==== Cypher Keys ====
Cypher Keys and fragments return in Tom Clancy's The Division 2. Keys are now crafted with 100 key fragments, which are earned in relatively the same amount of time as the first game, with each Field Proficiency cache awarding 14-23 key fragments. Crates in this game award one item per opening. There are 2 types of crates; Standard, and Superior. Superior crates guarantee Superior or higher ranked vanity items, however, they cost 250 fragments per key as opposed to 100 for standard.
=== Ivory Keys ===
Ivory Keys are much rarer keys that are used to unlock the Ivory box located in the Base of Operations. Eight keys are required to unlock the box. Players can obtain these keys by killing Hunter enemies. The tasks required for each key varies and can be found online.
=== Faction Keys ===
Faction Keys are used to unlock certain boxes in the world. These keys are currently earned through one of two methods. The first is finding them inside of small boxes (highlighted as a container) underground. The other method is killing named bosses of the faction in question. Note, however, that while finding the small box guarantees a key, killing the named enemies does NOT guarantee a drop.
The boxes these keys unlock are found across D.C., usually in a mission at higher difficulties or bounties. The faction that controls that activity determines the box that can be found.