# Red Packets

**Red Packets** are a unique feature of UniversalX, meant to help you invite your friends to the app or build a community.

As you create a Red Packet, you'll enter any token you own into it, and customize for how many users can open it to claim a share. Claimers will then be added to your Invite list. To ensure recipients can directly claim their red packets, the transaction fees incurred during claiming will be charged to the sender when creating the Red Packet.

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## **Creating a Red Packet**

There are two options when creating a Red Packet: **Random Mode** and **Fixed Mode**.

### **Random Mode**

Within this mode, each claimer will receive a random amount (this, however, guarantees that all claimers will receive a share).

To create a randomized Red Packet:

1. Go to **Create a Red Packet** and select **Random.**
2. Enter the total amount you'd like to include in the Red Packet, as well as your desired number of recipients and a personalized message.
3. Confirm and send.
4. On the **Preview** page, review your transaction details and click **Confirm**.
5. Once you're done, you'll be able to share a link to your Red Packet.

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### **Fixed Mode**

Within this mode, each claimer will receive a fixed amount, predetermined by the size of your Red Packet.

To create a fixed Packet:

1. Go to **Create a Red Packet** and select **Fixed.**
2. Enter the total amount you'd like to include in the Red Packet, as well as your desired number of recipients and a personalized message. UniversalX will automatically tell you the size of each share
3. Confirm and send.
4. On the **Preview** page, review your transaction details and click **Confirm**.
5. Once you're done, you'll be able to share a link to your Red Packet.


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