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One codebase. Three jars.
Minecraft's Java requirements changed twice across the versions this supports, and one jar cannot satisfy all three. So there are three, built from the same source, and you take the one that matches your server.
Nothing to download yet. The plugin is still being built, and these buttons are deliberately inert rather than pointing at files that do not exist.
The Java table below is already correct and worth checking now: picking the wrong one is the most common way a plugin install fails.
Paper on 1.16.5 hard-refuses Java 17 and above, so this build is compiled to a low bytecode target on purpose. If your host runs a newer Java by default, this is the build that needs the older one.
Not released yetCovers the 1.20 and 1.21 line up to 1.21.11. One build across the range, because the parts of the server API this plugin touches did not move within it.
Not released yetMinecraft moved to year-based versioning in 2026. This build targets the current line and needs the Java version that line requires.
Not released yetWhich build do I need
Match your Minecraft version first, then check that your host is running the Java version in that row. The second half is the part people miss.
| Minecraft | Java | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1.16.5 | 8 to 16 | Paper refuses to start on Java 17+ with an error that names the class-file version, not the plugin. |
| 1.20 – 1.21.11 | 21 | The Java version this line of the server requires. |
| 26.1 and later | 25 | Year-based versioning arrived in 2026 and brought a new Java floor with it. |
Installing it
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Drop the jar into /plugins
The same folder as every other plugin on your server.
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Restart the server
A reload is not enough. The plugin sets up its own storage on first start and wants a clean boot to do it.
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That is the whole install
The economy runs from that moment. There is no key to enter, no account to make, and no call home required.
Do I need an account
No. The plugin is complete on its own and never needs to reach us. An account exists only if you want the Remote Admin panel, which is a separate web view of data that stays on your machine.
If you do want it, connecting a server takes one command. If you do not, nothing about the plugin nags you.
Where you will find it
Releases will be published here and on the places server owners already browse: SpigotMC, Modrinth and Hangar. Wherever you get it, the file is the same build.