Cash is the bottleneck in Taxi Boss. You need it for better cars, higher star ratings, and eventually a company that pays you passively. The quickest early boost comes from stacking three things in a row: free code cash, daily gift cash, and high-value fares delivered at full speed.
Quick answer: Redeem every active code in the Shop, claim three Daily Gifts for $6,000, buy a car with a high star rating, then pick up passengers whose star rating is close to your car’s limit and drive them to their destination at top speed to bank the 1.4x multiplier.
Active Taxi Boss codes for instant cash
Codes drop cash straight into your account the moment they register, so redeem them before you even pick up your first passenger. Codes are case-sensitive, so type them exactly as written.
| Code | Reward |
|---|---|
| THX400K | $5,000 Cash |
| THX600K | Cash |
| PRO | $1,500 Cash |
| LETSGO | $1,500 Cash |
| HIGHWAY | $1,000 Cash |
| START | $1,000 Cash |
| test | $100 Cash |
If a code returns an INVALID CODE message, you have likely mistyped it or used the wrong capitalization. Retype it carefully and try again. If it says the code is expired, it can no longer be claimed, and nothing will fix that.
How to redeem codes in Taxi Boss
ENTER CODE box.
Claim three Daily Gifts for a fast $6,000
The Daily Gift button sits inside the same Shop menu. Each gift pays a flat $2,000 in cash, and you can open three of them before a cooldown kicks in.
Buy a high star-rated car
A car’s star rating sets the ceiling on which passengers you are allowed to accept. Higher-rated passengers pay far bigger base fares and bonuses, so spending your code and gift cash on a better car pays for itself quickly.
Head to the Dealership and pick a vehicle with a strong rating. The Mitsuko Evolution X is a solid mid-tier option at $12,950 with a 3.8-star rating, 440 hp, and a 160 mph top speed. You can keep the car stock, since a base star rating unlocks the passenger pool on its own. If you want more, the garage’s Performance tab has a Luxury category that can raise your star rating by at least a full star.
Target the right passengers and keep the 1.4x speed bonus
Skip low-star passengers. They pay a fraction of what a top fare is worth. Instead, look for passengers whose star rating sits as close as possible to your car’s maximum without going over the limit you can accept.
Then drive fast and stay on paved roads. Maintaining high speed applies a payout multiplier that climbs to 1.4x on the final fare. A single 3.0-star business passenger delivered at speed can break down like this.
| Fare component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Base Fare | $372 |
| Bonus | $440 |
| Speed Multiplier | 1.4x |
| Tip | $50 |
| Total | $812 |
Note: the fare total appears on the Mission Complete screen once you drop the passenger off, which is your confirmation that the bonus and tip were applied. If your payouts look small, check that you are accepting passengers near your star limit rather than low-rated ones, and that you stayed on the road at speed instead of crawling to the destination.
Run this loop in order, and the early grind disappears fast. Cash from codes and daily gifts funds your first serious car, and premium fares delivered at full speed keep the balance growing every trip.
