Zenless Zone Zero codes

Verified 2026-11-015 working codes 2 new this week

**Five Zenless Zone Zero codes work right now, and three of them will die the morning Version 3.4 opens.** Take the Version 3.3 batch first, LEVELUP33, INKSHIFT33 and HOLLOWRUN33, worth 20 Polychrome and 2,222 Dennies each, which is 60 Polychrome and 6,666 Dennies for about a minute of typing. SUNBRINGER, the 30 Polychrome code that headed this page through late October, closed on October 29 and is now in the expired list below with the reasoning on the row. None of the three carries a published expiry, and on this game that is a warning rather than a comfort: the Version 3.2 batch had no printed expiry either and all three died at 06:00 UTC+8 on the morning 3.3 opened, so plan on these ending the morning 3.4 does. ZENLESSGIFT is the permanent one, worth 50 Polychrome, 2 Official Investigator Logs, 3 W-Engine Power Supplies and a Bangboo Algorithm Module, and it is still the first code a new account should redeem. The dead 3.2 batch, ZZZINK32, ZZZGRIND32 and ZZZVOID32, stays listed below rather than quietly deleted, because those are the strings people are still pasting into the redemption box. The weakest row on the page is BBPU5PC7F7W5: two trackers carry it, none of them say what it gives, and Game8 lists it in neither its active nor its expired table, so it is worth ten seconds and nothing more. JRNY2SKY, the 3.3 "Journey to the Sky" Special Program code worth 300 Polychrome and 30,000 Dennies, expired at 23:59:59 UTC+8 on October 11, ten days before the version it advertised. That is the pattern rather than bad luck: every Special Program since Version 3.0 has given exactly one code, always the same 300 Polychrome bundle, and every one has died at 23:59 UTC+8 on the second day after the broadcast, which puts all four in the grave before their own patch. The next one to watch for is the Version 3.4 broadcast, 3.4 being the Honkai: Star Rail collaboration version; set a reminder for the same evening, because a day late is too late. Where the trackers disagree about whether a code still works, we say so on the code itself rather than guess.