Codes can stop working, change rewards, or become invalid over time. This page explains how we approach code information and status updates on our Jujutsu Infinite Codes page.
How We Review Codes
When reviewing a code, we consider available information from relevant game sources, official announcements, community reports, and other reliable references.
We look at:
- Whether the code has been recently reported as active
- The reward associated with it
- Whether players are reporting redemption problems
- Whether the code has been officially announced or removed
- Whether newer information suggests that the code has expired
What “Working” Means
A code marked “Working” means there is current information indicating that the code may still be redeemable.
A working status does not mean a code will remain active permanently. Codes can expire or be disabled at any time.
What “Expired” Means
A code marked “Expired” means available information indicates that it is no longer redeemable or has been replaced or removed.
Expired codes may remain listed for reference so players can see previously available rewards.
Why a Working Code May Not Work
Sometimes a code may not work even when it is listed as active.
Possible reasons include:
- The code has recently expired
- The code was entered incorrectly
- Capitalization or spelling is different
- The game has temporarily changed its redemption system
- The code has already been used
- There is a temporary game-related issue