Arknights: Endfield Redeem Codes: All Active Codes & Rewards
Every Arknights: Endfield redeem code currently active, which platform each one works on, the exact in-game redemption path, and the time-limited version rewards that need no code.
Looking for working Arknights: Endfield redeem codes? This page covers every code currently active, which platforms each one works on, the exact steps to redeem, and a time-limited free reward running right now that does not need a code at all.
Endfield's codes are unusual in a good way: most of them are permanent rather than short-lived event drops, so you can claim them whenever you start. The trade-off is that new codes are rare — Hypergryph has been handing out version rewards through in-game mail instead. Claim the permanent set early and the mail rewards on time, and you skip a meaningful chunk of the early grind.
Active Arknights: Endfield Codes
These codes are currently working. Check the platform label before you try one — two of the four have restrictions.
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ENDFIELDRENEW NewT-Creds ×71,600
Industrial Safety Helmet sticker ×1 -
ENDFIELDGIFT All platformsOroberyl ×150
T-Creds ×10,000
Intermediate Combat Record ×20
Arms INSP Kit ×20 -
ZAU2SYXHWX5L4ZHT-Creds ×5,000
Arms INSP Kit ×10 -
ENDFIELD4PC PC client onlyT-Creds ×13,000
Advanced Combat Record ×2
Arms INSP Kit ×2
Which one to use first
ENDFIELDGIFT is the most valuable of the four, because it is the only code that gives Oroberyl — the pull currency. Everything else hands out T-Creds and upgrade materials, which are useful but far easier to accumulate through normal play.
A common mistake worth avoiding: ENDFIELDGIFT works on every platform, not just PC. Only ENDFIELD4PC is restricted to the PC client. Several code lists have these two mixed up, which causes mobile players to skip the better code.
These codes are not case-sensitive, so uppercase and lowercase both work as long as the characters themselves are correct. Each code can only be redeemed once per account.
How to Redeem Arknights: Endfield Codes
New accounts cannot redeem codes straight away. You need to clear the Process: Cold Start prologue and gain control of your character on the Dijiang before the option exists. For a fresh account that is roughly 30 minutes to an hour of play.
Once you are there:
- Press ESC during gameplay to open the pause menu, or click the cog icon in the top-left corner of the main console screen.
- Open Settings.
- Go to the Platform & Account tab — the person icon.
- Find Exchange Code and click the Go button next to it.
- Enter your code and confirm.
If the Exchange Code option is missing entirely
You have not finished the prologue yet. The option genuinely is not there — nothing is broken and the code is not the problem. Keep playing until you reach the Dijiang and check again.
How to Claim Your Rewards
Redeeming a code does not put items in your inventory — everything goes to your in-game mailbox, and the mailbox unlocks later than the redemption menu does. This catches a lot of new players out.
The mailbox unlocks after you complete the main mission Chapter 1 Process I: Break the Siege. Once it does, an envelope icon appears on screen and your redeemed rewards will be sitting there waiting.
Do not let mail sit. Reward mail expires 30 days after it arrives. If you redeem codes on day one and then take a break, the rewards can quietly disappear before you come back for them. Claim as soon as the mailbox opens.
Free Rewards That Do Not Need a Code
This is worth knowing because it is where most of Endfield's free currency is actually coming from lately. Hypergryph has largely stopped issuing livestream codes and now sends version rewards directly through in-game mail instead.
Version 1.5 Preview Broadcast rewards — running now
Oroberyl ×1,000
T-Creds ×10,000
Elementary Cognitive Carrier ×8
Arms INSP Set ×4
No code required. Simply log in between August 21 and September 4, 2026 (19:30 UTC+8) and the mail arrives automatically. It then expires 14 days after delivery, so claim it rather than leaving it sitting.
Note the scale: that single mail contains almost seven times more Oroberyl than every active code combined. If you only do one thing from this page, log in before the window closes. Version broadcasts happen roughly every major patch, so it is worth checking around each one.
Why Your Code Is Not Working
Endfield codes fail for a fairly short list of reasons:
- You already redeemed it. One use per account, and since most Endfield codes are permanent, this is the most likely explanation for a code that is definitely still valid.
- Wrong platform. ENDFIELD4PC only validates on the PC client. Trying it on mobile returns an error even though the code is live.
- The code expired. Check it against the expired list below — the launch-period codes died in January.
- A typo or stray space. Codes are not case-sensitive, but a trailing space copied from a webpage will still break the redemption. Delete and repaste.
- You have not cleared the prologue. If the Exchange Code option is missing rather than rejecting your input, this is why.
One more thing worth saying plainly: there is no code generator for this game, and none can exist. Codes are issued by Hypergryph and appear on official channels first. Any site promising unlimited free Oroberyl is running ads or harvesting account details.
Expired Arknights: Endfield Codes
These are no longer redeemable:
Both were revealed during the Version 1.0 Preview Special Livestream on January 16, 2026, and expired at 23:59 server time on January 29, 2026. Between them they gave around 2,000 Oroberyl plus a large batch of Combat Records, Protodisks, Protoprisms and Arms Inspectors — considerably more than anything currently available.
If you started playing after launch, that window is closed. It is also a useful reminder that Endfield's "permanent" codes are permanent until Hypergryph decides otherwise — there is no guarantee attached, so claim them now rather than later.
Can You Redeem Endfield Codes Online?
No. Arknights: Endfield codes can only be redeemed in-game, through Settings → Platform & Account → Exchange Code. There is no official web redemption page, unlike most gacha titles.
This matters for a practical reason: any website offering to redeem Endfield codes for you, or asking for your account details to "apply" a code, is not legitimate. There is no official mechanism for it to be using.
New codes come from Hypergryph's official social channels, usually tied to version updates or community milestones. Given how few codes the game issues, following the official accounts around each version broadcast is more productive than checking aggregator sites daily.
Beyond Codes: Getting More Oroberyl
Being honest about the maths helps here. Every active code combined gives 150 Oroberyl. A single ten-pull costs far more than that. Codes in Endfield are a T-Creds and materials boost, not a pull budget.
The free routes that actually build a pull budget are:
- Version broadcast mail — the largest single free drop, as covered above.
- Main, side and companion quests — each awards Oroberyl on completion, and companion quests are easy to overlook.
- Events and endgame content — the steadiest ongoing source once you are past the early chapters.
When the free routes run dry and there is a banner you actually want, you can top up arknights endfield through KeyGold at a lower price than the in-game store, with instant delivery.
One practical note: larger packs cost less per Oroberyl, and first-purchase bonuses are one-time doubles worth planning around rather than spending casually. Clear the codes and the version mail first, then decide whether an arknights endfield top up is worth it based on the banner in front of you.
We update this page when Hypergryph releases something new and move codes into the expired list as they die, so it is worth bookmarking rather than relying on lists that never get cleaned up.
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