Neverness to Everness: How to Redeem Codes – All Active Codes

Launch-era gacha codes create the same early trap every time: the strings circulate before a fresh account can actually claim them. Neverness to Everness is no exception. The redeem option lives inside the in-game phone, and that menu is not usable until you finish the prologue and unlock the mailbox. If a code looks valid but keeps failing on a new account, the problem is usually progression, not the code.

This guide pins down the exact redemption path, the prerequisite the game barely explains, which codes are still live, which have already expired, and the reward-delivery quirk that makes people think a working code failed.

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The short version

• Finish the prologue first. The redeem menu is locked until your in-game phone and mailbox are unlocked.
• Redeem path: Phone (press Esc on PC) → three dots by your avatar → Redeem Code. Rewards arrive in the mailbox.
• Still live: NTEFREE, NTEvtuber200, NTEGIFT.
• Already expired: NTE0429, NTENANALLYGO, NTENOWTOENJOY and 504980102FKGOVNS (5/13/2026); NTEHAVEFUN (5/6/2026).
• Codes are case-sensitive. Type them exactly, no trailing spaces.

The requirement most players miss before redeeming

Complete the opening tutorial and prologue before you try to redeem anything. The code feature is locked behind that early onboarding: your in-game phone and mailbox have to be available first. Until they are, you either will not see the right menu or you will get nowhere after entering a code.

This matters because a missing redemption menu and an expired code are two different problems. If you have not finished the intro, the UI itself is the blocker. Once the prologue is done and the phone is unlocked, the only things left to check are typos and whether the code is still active.

• Finish the tutorial and prologue first.
• Confirm the in-game phone is available.
• Confirm the mailbox icon is unlocked.
• Only then start entering codes.

How to redeem codes on PC

On PC the redemption path runs through the phone UI, not a separate web page. Once your account has cleared the intro:

• Press Esc to open the phone menu.
• Click the three dots menu next to your avatar.
• Select Redeem Code.
• Type or paste the code exactly as listed.
• Confirm the entry.
• Open the mailbox on the phone to collect the rewards.

The spot people miss is the three-dot menu. Most players expect a dedicated store or settings tab for promo codes; in Neverness to Everness it sits in that smaller top-right cluster instead.

How to redeem on mobile

The mobile path is the same structure: open the cellphone icon in the upper-right corner, tap the three dots at the top-right of the phone screen, choose Redeem Code, enter the code, then confirm. Go back into the phone and open the mail icon to claim. The layout to remember on either platform is Phone → Three dots → Redeem Code → Mailbox.

Active Neverness to Everness codes

These codes are still redeemable. Codes are case-sensitive, so enter them exactly as written.

• NTEFREE – 30,000 Fons
• NTEvtuber200 – 10,000 Fons and 10,000 Beetle Coins
• NTEGIFT – 50 Annulith, 5 Rising Hunter Guides, and 5 Dye

Expired codes (no longer redeemable)

Do not waste time troubleshooting these. They were live during the launch window but have already been disabled, so a failure here means the code is dead, not your account.

• 504980102FKGOVNS – 30 Annulith, Gubichi Chips, and 20,000 Beetle Coins. Expired 5/13/2026.
• NTENOWTOENJOY – 100 Annulith, 5 Rising Hunter Guides, 5 Light Dye, and 4,000 Beetle Coins. Expired 5/13/2026.
• NTE0429 – expired 5/13/2026.
• NTENANALLYGO – expired 5/13/2026.
• NTEHAVEFUN – 3 Rising Hunter Guides, 3 Dye, and 3 Manhole Thug. PC-only on at least one list. Expired 5/6/2026.

That expiry pattern is the practical reason to redeem new codes the moment they drop: launch-period strings in this game have run for only a week or two before being retired.

Which rewards matter most for beginners

If you are new, prioritise the premium and progression materials over raw currency. Annulith is the standout: it feeds pull-adjacent value directly, so a code like NTEGIFT with 50 Annulith plus 5 Rising Hunter Guides is worth more to a fresh account than a flat currency drop. Fons and Beetle Coins still help in the early game, where every menu seems to want a different currency, but they are the easiest rewards to spend without noticing. Redeem the live set anyway: stacked together, even the modest codes add up to a meaningful early boost.

Why a valid code may not show rewards right away

Neverness to Everness does not drop code rewards straight into your inventory. They arrive through the in-game mailbox after a short delay. If you get a success message telling you to check the mail, do exactly that: reopen the phone and open the mailbox. A slow mailbox is not a failed redemption, and it is most common during busy launch and event windows when a new code is spreading fast.

Common mistakes

• Redeeming before the prologue is done. No phone, no mailbox, no redeem menu. Finish the intro first.
• Treating expired codes as broken. If NTEHAVEFUN or NTENOWTOENJOY fail, that is expected — they are dead, not your account.
• Ignoring case. Codes are case-sensitive (note the lowercase in NTEvtuber200). Paste carefully and strip any trailing spaces.
• Forgetting the mailbox. A success message does not mean the rewards are already in your bag — collect them from the mail.
• Assuming one platform covers all. NTEHAVEFUN was flagged PC-only on at least one list, so a platform-limited code can fail without your setup being wrong.

Practical takeaway

Clear the prologue so the phone and mailbox unlock, then redeem the live codes — NTEFREE, NTEvtuber200, and NTEGIFT — through Phone → Three dots → Redeem Code, and check the mailbox for delivery. Skip the expired strings; they are gone. New codes here have a short shelf life, so redeem the moment they drop. For more ways to convert these rewards into pulls, see our guides on earning Fons fast and managing pulls, the board, and pity.