Dragon Ball Legends Codes (August 2026)

Dragon Ball Legends rewards players with chrono crystals and other useful items through codes released by the developer. Redeeming them takes a few extra steps compared to most gacha games, but the process is straightforward once you know where to enter each code.

Working Dragon Ball Legends codes

These codes are currently active and can be redeemed for chrono crystals. Note that one of them has an expiration date attached, so redeem it before it stops working.

UNITE1710 — 150 chrono crystals NEW
AFTERFES2535 — 200 chrono crystals (expires August 3)
OPEN — 100 chrono crystals

How to redeem Dragon Ball Legends codes

Redemption happens on a separate Bandai Namco web page, not inside the game itself. You need a Bandai Namco ID linked to your save file before a code will work.

Open Dragon Ball Legends on your device and tap the menu button.

Go to “Other” and then “Data Transfer Settings.”

Select “Transfer through a Bandai Namco ID Account” and link your account if you haven’t already done so.

Visit the Bandai Namco Entertainment Web Store code page and log in with the same Bandai Namco ID.

Type the code exactly as shown, with no extra spaces, then press “Input” to submit it.

Dragon Ball Legends codes redemption screen

Open the game again and check the in-game shop screen. Successfully redeemed rewards either appear there automatically or get sent to your gift box, and the web store will show a “promotion code input complete” confirmation once the code goes through.

Note: Letters and numbers that look alike, such as “O” and “0” or “I” and “1,” are a common source of failed entries. Double-check each character before submitting.

Expired Dragon Ball Legends codes

These codes no longer work and will return an error if entered.

STAGE8TH3632
ORIGINAL8TH8953
START8TH4779
TEAM4689
SPIRIT8832
PVPENJOY
JOURNEY3474
QUIET9371
VICTORY0207
SMART4729
1187ENDYEAR
20CONTINUE25

Where new codes get announced

Dragon Ball Legends codes don’t follow a fixed schedule. New ones tend to show up around real-world holidays or when the game receives a content update, and the developer typically posts them on the official Dragon Ball Legends X account.

We check for new codes regularly and update this list whenever fresh ones go live or old ones stop working, so bookmarking this page saves you the trouble of hunting for them yourself.