Updated on March 1, 2026. Checked for new codes not found, only two codes working right now, ENDFIELD4PC and ENDFIELDGIFT.
If you’re diving into Arknights: Endfield, you’ll quickly realize that Oroberyl is your best friend. It’s the premium currency you need to recruit Operators (basically your playable characters), and like most gacha games, it can be pretty scarce if you’re playing free-to-play. Think of it like Primogems in Genshin Impact or Astrite in Wuthering Waves – you’re gonna want as much as you can get.
Redeem codes exist, and they’re basically free handouts from the developers. Let’s break down everything you need to know about grabbing those sweet rewards.
Active Arknights: Endfield Codes (Updated)
Here are the codes that currently work as of this writing. I’d recommend claiming these ASAP since they can expire without warning:
ENDFIELD4PC (PC players only – sorry mobile folks)
- T-Creds x13,000
- Advanced Combat Record x2
- Arms INSP Set x2
ENDFIELDGIFT
- Oroberyl x150
- T-Creds x10,000
- Intermediate Combat Record x20
- Arms INSP Kit x20
The Combat Records and Arms Inspectors are super useful for leveling up your Operators quickly, so don’t sleep on those even if the Oroberyl counts seem small.
NOTE: ALLFIELD and RETURNOFALL have been expired in January 29, 2026.
How to Actually Redeem These Codes
The redemption process is pretty straightforward, but you do need to unlock the mail system first (you’ll get this naturally as you progress through the early game):
- Launch the game and tap on Settings
- Select Platform & account
- Hit Exchange code
- Type in the code exactly as shown (case-sensitive matters here)
- Head to your Mail inbox and claim your goodies
Important heads-up: Each code can only be redeemed once per account, and the rewards in your mail expire after 30 days. So don’t just claim the code and forget about it – actually grab the rewards from your inbox or they’ll vanish.
Where to Find New Codes When They Drop
Wondering where these magical codes come from? Here’s where you should be keeping an eye out:
Official livestreams are your best bet. Pretty much every gacha game does this – they’ll announce a new update or event during a stream and drop codes as a “thanks for watching” gesture. Endfield already did this for their pre-release stream, so it’s safe to expect more during future showcases.
Social media channels are the other hotspot. Follow Arknights: Endfield on their official platforms (Twitter/X, Discord, Facebook, etc.) because they’ll occasionally post codes during celebrations, milestones, or maintenance compensations.
You can also bookmark this guide and check back regularly – I’ll be updating it whenever new codes are released so you don’t have to hunt them down yourself.
Platform Links
Playing on different platforms? Here’s where to grab the game:
- Official Website: https://endfield.gryphline.com/
- Android (Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gryphline.endfield.gp&hl=en_US
- PC (Epic Games Store): https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/arknightsendfield-f0f167
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the same code on multiple accounts?
Nope – each code is limited to one redemption per account. If you’re running multiple accounts (no judgment here), you can redeem the same code on each separate account, but you can’t double-dip on a single account.
What happens if I don’t claim my mail rewards in time?
They’re gone. Seriously – the game gives you 30 days to collect rewards from your inbox, and after that, they disappear into the void. Set a reminder if you need to, but don’t let those free resources go to waste.
Do codes work across all platforms?
Most codes work universally whether you’re on mobile or PC, but there are exceptions like ENDFIELD4PC which is exclusively for PC players. Always check the code description to see if there are any platform restrictions before getting your hopes up.
How often do new codes get released?
There’s no fixed schedule, but based on typical gacha game patterns, expect new codes during version updates, special events, major milestones (like download benchmarks or anniversaries), and developer livestreams. Major updates usually happen every few weeks to a month, so codes tend to follow a similar rhythm.