Pokémon GO, developed by Niantic, is the AR mobile game that got the entire world walking in 2016 and has maintained a massive active player base ever since. The code system in Pokémon GO is different from every other game on this site. Instead of redeem codes typed into a settings menu, Niantic distributes free items through promotional codes that can be redeemed on the Pokémon GO web store at store.pokemongo.com or through special offer links in the in-game shop.
iOS users face the same restriction as other games: Apple App Store policies block in-app code redemption that directs to external websites. If you play on iPhone, you must use the web store in Safari. Android users can sometimes redeem directly in the app. Promotional codes are distributed through Pokémon GO partnership events, Pokémon TCG product bundles (physical card packs that include code cards), community day celebrations, and the occasional Niantic social media drop.
Unlike most mobile games, a significant portion of Pokémon GO codes come from physical products. Pokémon TCG booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes, and special collection boxes often include a code card that awards in-game items like Poké Balls, Incense, Lucky Eggs, and occasionally exclusive avatar items. Partnership events with brands like Verizon, Sprint, and various regional sponsors sometimes include exclusive codes. Community Day and Go Fest events occasionally feature free codes distributed through the in-game shop or Niantic social media. Pokémon GO Safari Zone and other live events sometimes distribute physical code cards to attendees.
Important: Pokémon GO codes are typically single-use per account. If a code does not work, it may have reached its redemption limit or be region-locked. Some codes only work in specific countries tied to sponsor events.
Codes are single-use per account and may be region-locked to specific countries.
📌 Bookmark this page — every code above shows its source-review date. Availability can change after that review, so redeem promptly and consult the listed source for the newest status.
Each code shows where it was reported and the date we last reviewed that source. This is not a guarantee that a time-limited code still works: codes can expire without notice. Redeem promptly and consult the listed source for the newest announcement.
The code may have expired, been used previously on your account, be limited to another region or server, contain a typing error, or have reached a redemption cap. Use the Copy button, confirm your server, and check the listed source for restrictions.
We review listed sources on a regular schedule. The date beside each code is its latest source-review date. Between reviews, the fastest source is usually the game developer's official Discord, social account, livestream, or in-game notice.
Most redeem codes are single-use per account, but rules vary by game and promotion. Check the original announcement for region, account, and redemption limits.
Every entry names a traceable source, typically an official developer channel or an established gaming outlet that tracks releases. We do not use AI to generate codes, guess codes, or publish entries without a source.
Code availability changes quickly. We show the source and review date instead of hiding freshness behind a vague "updated" label.
Each listing includes its source and the date we last reviewed that source. We do not generate or guess codes.
If we cannot point to a concrete developer channel or established outlet, the code does not appear.
The date is a source-review date, not a promise that a time-limited code remains active. Check the listed source for the newest status.
If a code fails or you find a new one, email us with the original source so we can review the listing.
❤ 如果对您有帮助，欢迎收藏本站，谢谢。 If this guide helped you catch a code, bookmark us — every code here is dated and sourced.