In Destiny 2, whether you're pushing through story campaigns or tackling high-level raids, unique emblems and shaders often say more about your experience and style than gear stats ever could. You can unlock many of these limited cosmetic rewards completely free through redemption codes released by Bungie.
The problem is, these codes are easy to miss. They’re often scattered across livestreams, social media events, or anniversary celebrations, with no fixed release schedule. If you're not paying close attention, it’s all too easy to miss out on time-limited rewards.
That’s why this guide brings everything together in one place. We’ve compiled all currently available Destiny 2 codes, covering emblems, shaders, transmat effects, and emotes. It’s continuously updated with the latest drops, clearly marks expired codes, and includes step-by-step redemption instructions—so you can stop hunting and start unlocking.
All Active Destiny 2 Codes
Here are all currently verified and active Destiny 2 redemption codes, covering four categories: emblems, shaders, transmat effects, and emotes.
All codes come directly from official Bungie sources. This list is regularly updated as new codes are released or older ones expire, so it’s a good idea to bookmark this page and check back from time to time.
Destiny 2 Emblem Codes
Emblems are one of the most visible ways to show off your identity in-game, appearing on your character screen and player card. Here are the currently active emblem codes:
- 9LX-7YC-6TX (Schrödinger's Gun)
- YRC-C3D-YNC (Spicy Ramen)
- HG7-YRG-HHF (Year of the Snake)
- RA9-XPH-6KJ (Cryonautics)
- JYN-JAA-Y7D (Galilean Excursion)
- X9F-GMA-H6D (The Unimagined Plane)
- 6LJ-GH7-TPA (Sneer of the Oni)
- 3VF-LGC-RLX (Insula Thesauraria)
- VA7-L7H-PNC (Liminal Nadir)
- 7LV-GTK-T7J (Future in Shadow)
- JXJ-HVA-RCX (Ever Forward)
- L7T-CVV-3RD (Heliotrope Warren)
- XMY-G9M-6XH (Limitless Horizon)
- XFV-KHP-N97 (The Visionary)
- 6AJ-XFR-9ND (Tigris Fati)
- F99-KPX-NCF (Shadow's Light)
- D97-YCX-7JK (Crushed Gamma)
- A67-C7X-3GN (Bulbul Tarang)
- 7CP-94V-LFP (Lone Focus, Jagged Edge)
- JDT-NLC-JKM (Ab Aeterno)
- PFY-KDD-PRT (Adventurous Spirit)
- HN3-7K9-93G (Airlock Invitation)
- PTD-GKG-CVN (Archived)
- ML3-FD4-ND9 (Be True)
- FJ9-LAM-67F (Binding Focus)
- PHV-6LF-9CP (Countdown to Convergence)
- JNX-DMH-XLA (Field of Light)
- A7L-FYC-44X (Flames of Forgotten Truth)
- 3J9-AMM-7MG (Folding Space)
- 3CV-D6K-RD4 (Gone Home)
- VXN-V3T-MRP (Harmonic Commencement)
- JD7-4CM-HJG (Illusion of Light)
- XVK-RLA-RAM (In Urbe Inventa)
- J6P-9YH-LLP (In Vino Mendacium)
- TNN-DKM-6LG (Jade's Burrow)
- JND-HLR-L69 (M:>START)
- FMM-44A-RKP (Myopia)
- YAA-37T-FCN (Neon Mirage)
- X4C-FGX-MX3 (Note of Conquest)
- L3P-XXR-GJ4 (Out the Airlock)
- THR-33A-YKC (Risen)
- JGN-PX4-DFN (Secret Signal)
- 7D4-PKR-MD7 (Sequence Flourish)
- XVX-DKJ-CVM (Seraphim's Gauntlets)
- 7F9-767-F74 (Sign of the Finite)
- T67-JXY-PH6 (Stag's Spirit)
- PKH-JL6-L4R (Tangled Web)
- N3L-XN6-PXF (The Reflective Proof)
- 933-H3H-M6K (Visio Spei)
Destiny 2 Shader Codes
Shaders let you customize the look of your armor and weapons, making them one of the most flexible ways to define your personal style. These shaders can be unlocked for free with the following codes—no Silver required:
- D6T-3JR-CKX (Prismatic Expanse)
- 7MM-VPD-MHP (Double Banshee)
- RXC-9XJ-4MH (Oracle 99)
Once redeemed, shaders are added directly to your Collections and can be reused across all characters—no need to redeem them again.
Destiny 2 Transmat & Emote Codes
Transmat effects and emotes won’t impact your stats, but they’re often the most eye-catching elements in raids or social spaces. These two codes are currently still active:
- End of the Rainbow (Transmat Effect) — R9J-79M-J6C
- Rainbow Connection (Emote) — TK7-D3P-FDF
Both rewards were released as part of special Bungie events and are considered limited-time content. If Bungie announces an expiration date, make sure to redeem them as soon as possible so you don’t miss out.
If you’re not sure where to redeem these codes, check the step-by-step guide below.
How to Redeem Destiny 2 Codes (Step-by-Step)
Redeeming your codes is quick and easy—just follow these steps:
- Go to the Bungie Redemption Page.
- Sign in with your game account (Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Epic, etc.).
- Enter the code and click redeem.
- Launch the game, then head to Collections > Flair > General to claim your rewards.
Why Your Destiny 2 Code Is Not Working
If your code isn’t working, don’t worry—here are the most common reasons:
- Already Redeemed: The code is already linked to your Bungie account and can’t be used again.
- Expired Code: Some limited-time codes may still be circulating online but are no longer valid.
- Input Error: Double-check for extra spaces, incorrect capitalization, or similar-looking characters (e.g., 0 vs O, 1 vs I).
- Account Not Linked: Your platform account (Steam / PlayStation / Xbox / Epic) isn’t properly connected to Bungie.net.
- Wrong Redemption Method: Codes must be redeemed on Bungie’s official page—not through Steam or console stores.
Expired Destiny 2 Codes
Due to how Bungie’s redemption system works, many older Destiny 1 codes may still show as “successfully redeemed” on the website—but won’t grant any rewards in Destiny 2.
Below is a list of codes that are expired, inactive, or only valid for Destiny 1:
- 7F9-767-F74 (Sign of the Finite)
- FJ9-LAM-67F (Binding Focus)
- JDT-NLC-JKM (Ab Aeterno)
- JNX-DMH-XLA (Field of Light)
- JD7-4CM-HJG (Illusion of Light)
- N3L-XN6-PXF (The Reflective Proof)
- A7L-FYC-44X (Flames of Forgotten Truth)
- X4C-FGX-MX3 (Note of Conquest)
- X9F-GMA-H6D (The Unimagined Plane)
- 3VF-LGC-RLX (Insula Thesauraria)
- YKA-RJG-MH9 (Warlock Card)
- 3DA-P4X-F6A (Hunter Card)
- MVD-4N3-NKH (Titan Card)
- TCN-HCD-TGY (Riksis Card)
- HDX-ALM-V4K (Cosmodrome Card)
- 473-MXR-3X9 (Hive Card)
- JMR-LFN-4A3 (Ocean of Storms Card)
- HC3-H44-DKC (Exotic: Gjallarhorn Card)
- 69P-KRM-JJA (Exotic: The Last Word Card)
- 69R-F99-AXG (Enemy: The Fallen Card)
- Vantablack (Shader)
Where to Get New Destiny 2 Codes
Bungie releases codes across multiple channels, so it’s easy to miss them. Here are the most reliable sources you should keep an eye on:
- TWID (This Week in Destiny): Bungie’s official weekly blog, published every Thursday. New emblem codes are often hidden at the end of the post or tied to specific events.
- Official Social Media: Follow @Bungie, @DestinyTheGame, and @BungieHelp on X (Twitter). Limited-time codes are frequently dropped during major events, seasonal launches, or livestreams like Game2Give.
- Bungie Foundation: Charity campaigns are one of the best chances to get rare or exclusive emblems. While some require donations, Bungie often releases free codes for everyone during these events.
- Bookmark This Page: We continuously track all of the sources above and update this list as soon as new codes go live—so you don’t have to hunt them down yourself.
If you don’t want to miss any limited-time drops, bookmark this page and turn on notifications for Bungie’s social accounts—some codes are only available for a few hours or days.
Bonus: How to Get Destiny 2 Silver for Less
Free codes are great—but they’re limited and not released consistently. If you’re aiming to collect more cosmetics, Silver is almost unavoidable. The good news is, how you buy it can make a big difference in what you actually get for your money.
- Top up via GamsGo: GamsGo is a reliable game top-up platform that can save you around 20% compared to buying Silver directly. It supports multiple regional payment methods, offers a transparent refund policy, and has solid customer support—helping millions of players reduce their gaming costs.
- Buy through console platforms (PlayStation/Xbox): If you’re playing on console, watch for periodic store promotions. PlayStation Store and Xbox gift cards are often discounted during holidays—buying discounted gift cards first, then using them to purchase Silver, effectively lowers your total spend.
- Watch for Bungie promotions: Bungie occasionally runs bonus Silver events during seasonal launches or major updates (e.g., extra Silver when you top up a certain amount). Keep an eye on TWID and official social channels so you don’t miss these limited-time offers.
- Choose the Season Pass over individual items: If you’re interested in the current season, buying the Season Pass usually offers much better value than purchasing cosmetics individually. The bundled content brings down the effective price per item significantly.
- Wait for Eververse discounts: Items in the Eververse store rotate and occasionally go on sale. If you’re not in a rush, waiting for discounts can help you avoid paying full price.
Bottom line: There’s no true “cheap shortcut” for Silver—but by stacking platform deals, seasonal bundles, and in-game discounts, you can get much more value out of the same budget.
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FAQ
Why did my code redeem successfully, but I can’t find the reward in-game?
This is a common issue—Destiny 2 rewards don’t always show up directly in your inventory. Here’s where to look:
- Emblems: These don’t go into your inventory automatically. Head to Collections > Flair > General, then find and claim the emblem manually.
- Shaders & Transmat Effects: Go to the Tower, and check the Special Deliveries terminal next to Master Rahool to claim them.
- Refresh Delay: If you were logged in while redeeming the code, rewards might not appear right away. Try restarting the game or switching characters to refresh your inventory.
If you still can’t find your reward, double-check that the platform account you used on the Bungie redemption page matches your in-game account. A mismatch is the most common reason rewards seem to “disappear.”
Can one code be used on multiple accounts or platforms?
Codes are tied to your Bungie account, not a specific platform. If you’ve enabled Cross Save and linked your Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox accounts on Bungie.net, you only need to redeem the code once. All your characters—across all platforms—will have access to the reward. However, each code can only be redeemed once per Bungie account.
Are there other ways to get rare or “exclusive” cosmetics for free?
Yes — Twitch Drops and Bright Dust. Link your Bungie account and watch official livestreams to earn exclusive emblems and shaders via Twitch Drops. After each weekly reset, check the Eververse store's Bright Dust section for Silver items that rotate in as free alternatives.
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