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Interdimensional Transmitter

The Interdimensional Transmitter opens a wormhole into a parallel universe – with resources, ships, assistants and a planet move as the jackpot.

What is the Interdimensional Transmitter?

The Interdimensional Transmitter (IDT for short) opens a wormhole to a parallel universe and brings random prizes to your planet from there: resource bundles, fleet packs, extra planet fields, assistants, production boosts, free spins and, with a bit of luck, an asteroid. Do not confuse it with the Transmitter ship.

Prizes land on the planet you currently have selected. The Interdimensional Transmitter is disabled on asteroids and outposts.

Activating

  • Free spins (charges) from events, the Battle Pass (Space Pass) and other rewards – they are used first.
  • Energy reserves – charges that are valid across Bitmeup, for example from bundles. Each reserve you use counts like 20 Urplasma in the VIP program (VIP Program).
  • 20 Urplasma per activation (Urplasma).

Win chances and bonuses

Click Wins to open the table of win chances. It shows every type of prize from common to extremely rare along with its share. The amounts depend on your progress. You can only win an asteroid if the selected planet does not have one yet and you are still allowed to own more asteroids.

Every 10 activations with energy reserves or Urplasma you get an extra bonus – from resources, fleets and multiple productions up to bigger rewards at round milestones. Free spins do not count towards it. The bonus overview shows the next ten bonuses and the complete list.

The jackpot

The jackpot is a planet move (Planet Move). Its chance grows with every Interdimensional Transmitter activation by all players – across all universes – and drops back to zero as soon as anyone wins it. The current chance is shown right on the Interdimensional Transmitter page.