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Taxi Boss Codes (August 2026)

Redeem these codes for free in-game cash toward new taxis and upgrades, and check back for the latest working list.

Redeem these codes for free in-game cash toward new taxis and upgrades, and check back for the latest working list.

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Taxi Boss rewards drivers with cash for every passenger they pick up, and codes give you a quick head start on that cash without any extra driving. Redeeming a working code adds funds straight to your account, which you can then put toward faster cars and garage upgrades.

Working Taxi Boss codes

Enter these codes exactly as written, including capitalization, since Taxi Boss treats mismatched letters as invalid entries.

  • PRO — $1,500 cash
  • THX400K — $5,000 cash
  • pro — $1,000 cash
  • LETSGO — $1,500 cash
  • HIGHWAY — $1,000 cash
  • test — $100 cash
  • start — $1,000 cash
  • THX600K — 1,000 Cash

How to redeem Taxi Boss codes

Launch Taxi Boss in Roblox and wait for the map and garage to finish loading.
Tap the Shopping Cart icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen to open the code redemption box.
Type or paste a code from the working list above into the box labeled “ENTER CODE,” matching the capitalization exactly.
Press the gray Enter button next to the text box to submit it. If the code is valid, your cash total updates immediately and the box clears out for the next entry.
Code redemption box in Taxi Boss with the Enter button used to submit a code

Expired Taxi Boss codes

These codes no longer add cash when entered, but they’re listed here in case any of them return in a future update.

  • matrix
  • XMAS
  • ONEYEAR
  • OFFICE
  • update
  • COMPANY
  • time
  • race
  • hundred
  • code
  • thanks
  • money
  • boss
  • like
  • taxi

Where to find new Taxi Boss codes

New codes for Taxi Boss usually go out around updates, milestones, and holidays rather than on a fixed schedule. The official Taxi Boss Discord server and the game’s Roblox community group are the most direct places to catch announcements, and the developer’s Twitter and YouTube channel occasionally share extra details as well.

If a code stops working, it’s because it has expired and can no longer be claimed, so hold off before assuming there’s an issue on your end.