Neighbors pairs you with another player and drops you into a shared house, where voice chat and cosmetics do most of the talking. Codes are the fastest way to stock up on Credits, the currency used to buy outfits, emotes, and house items without grinding for hours.
Working Neighbors codes
Two codes are currently redeemable in Neighbors, each granting a one-time reward of Credits or a cosmetic item.
SUMMER26— 75 Credits NEWSPLASH— Water Gun cosmetic NEW
How to redeem codes in Neighbors
Codes are entered from a menu inside the game itself, so you’ll need to be logged into Neighbors on Roblox before you start.
Expired Neighbors codes
These codes no longer produce rewards when entered, though the redemption box will accept the text before rejecting it.
INDEPENDENCE26500KSUNSHINEBUNNY26LUCKY26ANNIVERSARY2026RAMADAN26CUPID26GOLDRUSH400KELFIEWINTER25TURKEY25HAPPYHALLOWEENWESTCORNER!AUGUST25SUNNY25400MVISITS!BUNNYSHAMROCKANNIVERSARYCUPIDHAWK60KELFXMASWINTER24THANKSGIVING24AUTUMN24SPOOKYHALLOWEEN50K100K200KHOUSESKINSLABORDAYBACKTOSCHOOL40K200MILLIONRedWhiteBlueTREASURERECESSIloveboogleVC24VOICECHAT2420KAPRILFOOLSHOP1YEAR100MILLION
Other ways to earn Credits
Logging in daily adds up over time. The first login of a streak grants 40 Credits plus 400 points, and that daily amount climbs to 90 Credits by the sixth consecutive day. Beyond the login bonus, staying active in the game earns one free Credit per minute, even while idle, as long as you remain logged in.
Where new Neighbors codes get announced
New codes tend to appear around updates, milestones, and seasonal events tied to Neighbors. The developer posts announcements and giveaways through the official Neighbors X account, and the game’s community Discord server also shares code drops as they happen.
Credits from these codes go toward cosmetics like Teddy Bears, Jetpacks, house skins, and dance emotes in the in-game shop, so redeeming SUMMER26 and SPLASH now is worth doing before either one gets pulled.
