Questions about Chamet, answered straight

Chamet is a live video chat app where people meet in one-to-one video chats, live streams and party rooms. It is run by Chamet Inc., which says the app has more than 50 million downloads. Hosts earn Beans when users send gifts or pay for eligible video chats.

No. This website is run by an independent Chamet agency partner and is not operated or endorsed by Chamet. Registration happens on Chamet's own pages, so your account is a normal Chamet account linked to our agency.

Use Chamet's official download page at chamet.com/download, which lists the current app options for Android and iPhone. Avoid modified APK files and any page that asks for your password or OTP code.

Availability depends on your country and app store, and it can change. Start from Chamet's official download page: if the app installs and the invite page accepts your number, registration works where you live. Withdrawal options in MetWallet also vary by country.

No. Chamet says an agency is not required and there is no manual host application. Joining through an agency is optional: you get a person who helps with setup, face verification, your profile and MetWallet. Our commission is paid by Chamet and is never taken from your Beans.

Adults aged 18 or over with a smartphone, a stable internet connection and their own phone number. Chamet's agency programme is set up for hostesses, so you choose Female when you create your account, and you need to pass Chamet's face verification.

Usually not. Chamet's agency rules do not allow agencies to bind hostesses who already work on Chamet, and the invite link is meant for a new account. Do not open a second account to switch agencies: Chamet treats more than one account, and switching agencies, as serious violations.

No. Registering as a host or as an agent is free. We will never ask you for a fee, your password, an OTP code or your wallet details. If anyone does, it is a scam.

There is no fixed schedule; you decide when to go live. Hosts who are online at the same times each day find it easier to build returning viewers.

Chamet's official rate is 10,000 Beans = US$1. Users buy Diamonds and spend them on gifts and video chats; hosts receive Beans from that activity.

US$10, which is 100,000 Beans. Chamet lets you request a withdrawal whenever your withdrawable balance reaches that amount.

You withdraw inside Chamet to MetWallet, Chamet's official wallet app. Chamet processes that transfer in real time with no Chamet transfer fee. From MetWallet you move the money to a bank account or e-wallet; fees and timing depend on your country and method.

Older guides, including earlier versions of this website, mention ArriPay. Chamet now names MetWallet as its official wallet, so every wallet step on this site uses MetWallet.

An agent invites new hostesses and sub-agents with personal invite links, helps them get started and keeps an eye on their activity in the agency dashboard. Chamet pays the agent a commission on the team's earnings.

Your commission rate depends on what your whole team (your hostesses plus your sub-agents' teams) earned in the last 30 days. Rates run from 5% at US$500 up to 30%. Chamet recalculates the rate every day.

A sub-agent is another agency that registered through your agency invite link. For each sub-agent you earn the difference between your rate and theirs on their team's revenue, so you earn more when your own class is higher.

At agent.rchamet.com with the username and password you chose during agency registration. Never share these details, even with us.

A genuine agency never charges you, never asks for your password, OTP code or wallet details, and sends you to Chamet's own registration pages. Its commission is paid by Chamet, so it has no reason to take money from you.