If you’ve ever seen other players rocking rare skins you didn’t have to pay for, or stacking extra battle points without grinding for hours, they almost certainly used a redemption code at some point. I remember when I first started playing MLBB back in 2020, I saw a code shared on a Facebook group and spent 20 minutes digging through every game menu trying to find where to enter it, with no luck. Back then, the redemption process was even more hidden than it is now, so I know how frustrating it can be for new players who don’t know how to redeem in Mobile Legends. This guide breaks down every step of the process, common mistakes to avoid, and how to find valid codes regularly so you never miss out on free perks again.
How to Redeem in Mobile Legends: Official Step-by-Step Process
There are two official ways to redeem MLBB codes, but the website method works for all regions, so it’s the most reliable option for most players. First, you need to locate your account ID and server ID, since you’ll need both for any redemption. Tap your profile icon in the top left corner of the main game screen, and you’ll see your numeric account ID directly below your in-game username, followed by your server ID in parentheses. Write both down or keep this screen open while you complete the next steps.
For the website redemption method, go to Moonton’s official code redemption page. Enter your account ID, server ID, and the full redemption code exactly as it appears, then type in the verification captcha to confirm you’re not a bot. Hit the “Redeem” button, and if the code is valid, you’ll get a confirmation message right away. Rewards are sent directly to your in-game mail, which you can access by tapping the mail icon on the right side of the main screen. Always use Moonton's official redemption platform to avoid phishing scams that try to steal your account information.
Some regions also have an in-game redemption option, which you can find in the “Events” tab under the “Redemption Center” submenu. If you see this option, you can enter the code directly there without leaving the game, and you won’t need to enter your ID or server info manually, since the game already has that data. You must have a bound account (connected to Facebook, Google Play, or a Moonton account) to redeem any codes, as unbound guest accounts are restricted from this feature to prevent bot abuse.
Common Redemption Errors and How to Fix Them
Even if you follow every step correctly, you might run into errors when trying to redeem codes, especially if you’re using a limited-time or region-locked code. Most errors are easy to fix with a quick check, and you usually won’t have to contact support to resolve the issue. Before you assume a code is fake, run through these quick checks first to rule out simple mistakes.
- Double-check that you entered all characters exactly as written, including capital letters and special symbols, since most codes are case-sensitive
- Confirm the code is valid for your region, as many codes are restricted to specific countries or server groups and won’t work for accounts outside those areas
- Make sure you haven’t already redeemed the same code on your account previously, as most codes can only be used once per account
- Verify that your account is at least level 5, as new accounts are restricted from code redemption to prevent bot users from hoarding limited rewards
If you get an “expired code” error, there’s no way around that one—codes usually have a set expiration date, and many esports codes expire within 48 hours of being released. If you get an “invalid code” error after confirming you typed it correctly, the code may have already hit its redemption cap. Never enter your account password on any redemption page — official Moonton sites never ask for your password, only your game ID and server info, so any page that asks for a password is a scam. If you get a "server busy" error, wait 10 to 15 minutes before trying again, as thousands of users redeem codes right after they are released, causing temporary outages.
Types of Rewards You Can Get From Redemption Codes
Redemption codes come with a huge range of rewards, from common, low-value items to rare, exclusive skins you can’t buy anywhere in the in-game shop. The type of reward usually depends on the event the code is tied to, and bigger events like game anniversaries or world esports tournaments almost always come with the most valuable rewards. Even small, regular codes can add up to a lot of saved resources over time, so it’s worth checking for new codes every week.
Common rewards include battle points, magic dust, and 1 to 7 day trial skins for popular heroes, which are great for new players who are still building their hero roster. Mid-tier codes often give out permanent rare skins, exclusive emotes, recall effects, or event tokens that you can exchange for limited-time items in event shops. The rarest codes, usually released during major esports tournaments, can give out free diamonds, limited-edition collector skins, and custom avatar borders that are only available to players who redeem the code during the event window.
Esports tournament codes are only valid for 24 to 48 hours after release, so you need to redeem them as soon as you see them to not miss out on these rare rewards. Some codes are limited to the first 10,000 or 100,000 redemptions, so even if they haven’t expired yet, they might stop working once the redemption cap is hit. For example, the 2024 M5 World Championship code for the exclusive "Champion Recall" effect hit its 200,000 redemption cap in less than 2 hours after it was dropped during the final match, so fast action is key for these high-demand rewards.
How to Find Valid Mobile Legends Redemption Codes Regularly
The biggest mistake players make is only looking for codes when they see someone else talking about them, which means they often miss out on limited codes that expire quickly. All official MLBB codes are released for free by Moonton, so you never have to pay for access to valid codes, and there are several reliable sources you can check regularly to find new codes before they expire.
The most reliable source is Moonton’s official social media accounts on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok. They drop new codes at least once a month, and they always post the expiration date and any region restrictions alongside the code. The official MLBB Discord server also drops exclusive codes for server members, especially during server events and holiday celebrations. You can also find codes during official esports live streams on YouTube and Twitch, where hosts drop codes periodically throughout the broadcast to reward viewers for tuning in.
Many popular MLBB content creators also get exclusive, creator-specific codes to share with their audiences, which often come with unique rewards like custom emotes or trial skins that aren’t available through official general codes. I follow three small MLBB creators on TikTok, and they drop exclusive codes for their followers at least once a month, which has gotten me four free rare trial skins over the last year. Never trust sites that ask you to complete surveys or download apps to get redemption codes — all official MLBB codes are released for free with no extra steps required, so any site that asks for extra work is a scam designed to steal your data or make money off ad clicks. Follow official MLBB esports teams if you want exclusive tournament codes that aren’t shared on general social media pages, as many teams drop codes for their fans during match days.
If you’ve been missing out on free in-game perks because you didn’t know how to redeem in Mobile Legends, these steps make it easy to start claiming rewards right away. I’ve redeemed dozens of codes over the last four years, and the only times I’ve run into permanent issues were when I tried to use an expired code or entered a typo, so double-checking your info before submitting goes a long way. You don’t have to spend hours every day hunting for codes either — checking official social pages once a week or following a few creators you enjoy will help you catch most valid codes before they expire, and you’ll be surprised how many free skins, battle points, and other perks you can get without spending a cent.