Azure Latch codes (February 2026) — latest working list

Update: We found 27 new Azure Latch codes on February 11, 2026 and added them to the list.

Azure Latch uses time-limited codes to hand out free cash, style coins, and exclusive emotes that speed up unlocking styles, MVP animations, and other cosmetics.

All working Azure Latch codes (February 2026)

The codes below are currently known to work and can be redeemed in-game for free rewards. Enter them exactly as shown.

Some older compensation codes are now expired (for example KunigamiRework!, ThankYouForBeingPatient, RevivalPatch, sorry4rollback, CompensationForTheShutdown, and PSChanges), so expect them to return an error if you try to redeem them now.

How to redeem Azure Latch codes

Azure Latch codes only work after a small prerequisite is met, then they are redeemed from the in-game menu.

Step 1: Join the official Azure Latch Roblox group and like the game on its experience page at https://www.roblox.com/games/94647229517154/WILDCARD-Azure-Latch. This group requirement must be completed or the rewards will not apply.

Step 2: Launch Azure Latch in Roblox and wait until you load into the main lobby.

Step 3: Tap or click the Menu button at the bottom of the screen to open the main interface.

Step 4: Select the Rewards tab. In the code text box that appears, type or paste one working code from the table above.

Step 5: Press the Redeem button. If the code is valid and unused on your account, the reward is added immediately to your cash, style coins, or cosmetics inventory.

You know a code has worked when you see a confirmation pop-up and your balances increase or the new emote appears in your collection. If nothing changes and you see an error, the code is either mistyped, already used on that account, or has expired.

Azure Latch code rules and common issues

Azure Latch follows the usual Roblox code behavior, with a few specific points to keep in mind.

• Single use per account: Each code can only be redeemed once on a given Roblox account.
• Expiration without warning: Many codes are tied to updates, events, or compensation and can stop working without an in-game notice.
• Capitalization: Codes are generally not case-sensitive, but extra spaces or characters will cause failures, so copy them precisely.
• Group and like requirement: If you skip joining the group or liking the game, the redemption can fail even if the code is still active.

If a code is not working, check that you are on a current version of the game, verify the spelling, and confirm you have not redeemed it before. When all of that is correct, it is most likely expired and you should move on to a different code from the working list.

Azure Latch is updated frequently, and new codes are often released around balance changes, character updates, or seasonal events. Using the active list above regularly keeps your cash and style coins topped up so you can focus on refining playstyles and unlocking new animations instead of grinding matches for currency.