Zombie Merge Turret Defense Codes (January 2026) — Latest working list

Redeem these Zombie Merge Turret Defense codes for free cash to upgrade turrets faster; this list is checked and updated regularly.

By Shivam Malani 1 min read
Zombie Merge Turret Defense Codes (January 2026) — Latest working list
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Zombie Merge Turret Defense on Roblox lets you earn extra in-game cash through redeemable codes, helping you buy and upgrade turrets more quickly.

Updated: January 10, 2026.

New codes: WELCOME, MERRYCHRISTMAS25

  • WELCOME — 5,000 cash NEW
  • MERRYCHRISTMAS25 — 5,000 cash NEW

How to redeem codes

Step 1: Start Roblox and launch the game Zombie Merge Turret Defense. Wait until your character has fully loaded into the map.

Step 2: Look at the right side of the screen and click the Setting button to open the settings menu.

Step 3: Scroll to the bottom of the settings window until you see the text field labeled for codes.

Step 4: Click inside the field, then carefully type or paste a working code exactly as shown above.

Step 5: Press the blue Get button next to the field. If the code is active, the cash reward will be added to your account immediately.


Expired codes

  • (none) — No codes are known to be expired right now.

Why codes might not work

  • The code has expired. Event and holiday codes often stop working without warning after a short period.
  • There is a typo or extra space. Codes are case-sensitive, so every letter, number, and symbol must match exactly.
  • The code was already redeemed on your Roblox account. Most codes can only be used once per account.
  • The game server or your client is outdated. Close the experience, rejoin a fresh server, and try the code again.

Where to find more codes

New Zombie Merge Turret Defense codes are usually released to celebrate updates, events, or milestones. To catch them quickly, you can:

Bookmark this page — code lists are reviewed and refreshed on a regular basis.


Remember that codes are free, time-limited bonuses. Always enter them exactly as written, and avoid any third-party “code generators” or sites that ask for your password or personal details, as legitimate codes are only shared through official channels.