The Seven Deadly Sins Origin: How to Redeem Codes – Launch Rewards Guide

Why These Seven Deadly Sins Origin Codes Matter (And How I Messed Up First)

After a few late nights grinding The Seven Deadly Sins Origin at launch, I learned very quickly that the early coupon codes are a huge power spike… if you actually redeem them correctly. I wasted my first evening typing that 32-character PID by hand on console, only to mistype one letter and wonder why my rewards never arrived.

Once I figured out the proper flow – finishing the tutorial, copying the PID, and using the right redemption method on each platform – I was swimming in draw tickets, EXP items, enhancement stones, and Gold in under 10 minutes.

This guide walks you through:

• Every active launch code and what it gives
• Exact redemption steps on PC/Steam, Android, iOS, and PS5
• How to find and safely reuse your 32-character PID / Member code
• Common mistakes (including the one that cost me a code attempt)
• Why timing matters, including known expiration dates

If you follow the steps below, you should have all rewards claimed in about 5-10 minutes, depending on platform and how comfortable you are with swapping between game and browser.

All Current Seven Deadly Sins Origin Codes and Rewards

As of mid-March 2026 (just after launch), these are the four working codes I have personally redeemed:

• WELCOMEORIGIN
  Rewards:
  • 5 × Hero Regular Draw Ticket
  • 10 × Supreme Mastery EXP
  • 10 × Supreme Enhancement Stone
  • 10 × Supreme Refinement Stone
  • 50,000 Gold

  Uses: 1 per account

• ORIGINX
  Rewards:
  • 1 × Hero Regular Draw Ticket
  • 50,000 Gold
• ORIGINDISCORD
  Rewards:
  • 1 × Hero Regular Draw Ticket
  • 3 × Small Cube Key Bundle
• ORIGINSTEAM
  Rewards (on my Steam account):
  • 1 × Hero Regular Draw Ticket
  • 10 × Premium Mastery EXP

  Note: I’ve seen one source mention extra rewards for ORIGINSTEAM, but when I redeemed it on Steam on March 17 I only got the ticket and Premium Mastery EXP. Expect that bundle at minimum; anything else is a bonus and may vary by region or update.

These are all launch promo codes: they’re extremely generous up front, but they’re not meant to last forever. From in-game notices and event descriptions, ORIGINX, ORIGINDISCORD, and ORIGINSTEAM are reported to expire on April 30, 2026. WELCOMEORIGIN is newer and doesn’t list an end date yet, but I would still treat it as “use ASAP”.

As of writing, none of these have actually expired, but don’t bank on them staying forever – I always redeem launch codes on day one now, after losing out in other gachas by procrastinating.

Before You Redeem: Finish the Tutorial and Unlock Your Mailbox

The number-one reason I see people saying “my code didn’t work” is that they try to redeem before the game is ready to give them mail.

On a fresh account, do this first:

• Start the game and play through the unskippable intro and basic combat tutorial.
• Continue until you have full access to the main menu (you’ll see the cog/gear icon for Settings on the left side).
• Make sure the in-game mailbox icon is visible and unlocked – rewards from codes go there.

This usually takes around 10–15 minutes on a fresh file. I timed it while rerolling: my “fast” run was about 8 minutes when I skipped every cutscene I could and mashed through dialogue.

Once the menus are unlocked, you’re ready to actually grab your PID / Member code and redeem coupons.

Step 1 – Find Your PID / Member Code (Needed for Website Redemption)

This is the part that tripped me up on PS5 and iOS. Netmarble ties coupon redemption to a unique 32-character ID called a PID or Member code. It’s long, case-sensitive, and easy to mess up if you type it manually.

Here’s how to find it on any platform:

• Open the main menu.
• Select the cog/gear icon on the left to open Settings.
• Scroll down and select the Account tab (it’s usually at the bottom).
• At the top, you’ll see Account Info (PID) with your Member code – a 32-character string of letters and numbers.

Important details from my experience:

• Open the main menu.
• Select the cog/gear icon on the left to open Settings.
• Scroll down and select the Account tab (it’s usually at the bottom).
• At the top, you’ll see Account Info (PID) with your Member code – a 32-character string of letters and numbers.

Important details from my experience:

• The PID is case-sensitive. Treat upper- and lower-case letters exactly as shown.
• On PC/Steam and Android, you can usually copy it to your clipboard by tapping/clicking a small copy icon. Use that – do not retype 32 characters by hand if you can avoid it.
• On console or iOS, I took a quick screenshot and then carefully copied it on my phone when entering it into the website – slower, but way less error-prone than guessing letters.
• After every successful redemption on the website, the PID field there is cleared, but your in-game PID doesn’t change. You can reuse the same PID to redeem multiple codes on that account.

Once you have the PID copied somewhere safe (I usually paste it into a temporary note), you’re ready for the actual redemption process.

Step 2 – Redeem Codes via Website (PS5 and iOS, or Any Platform)

If you’re on PS5 or iOS, the website is your only option. On PC/Android you can still use it if you prefer doing everything in a browser tab.

Here’s the full process I follow:

• On your phone or PC, open a browser and search for “Seven Deadly Sins Origin coupon” to find the official Netmarble coupon page for the game.
• On that site, you’ll see fields for PID / Member code and Coupon code.
• First, paste your PID into the PID field.
  • Double-check for extra spaces at the start or end – I messed this up once and got an “invalid account” message.
• Press the Confirm button beside the PID field.
  • Your in-game nickname and region should appear. Make sure they match the account you want to use.
• In the coupon field, type or paste one of the codes, for example WELCOMEORIGIN.
• Click Use (or the equivalent confirm button).
• You should see a success message indicating the reward has been sent.
• Repeat the coupon entry for the other active codes:
  • ORIGINX
  • ORIGINDISCORD
  • ORIGINSTEAM

  You don’t need to re-enter the PID each time as long as the page still shows your correct nickname.

After doing this for all four codes, switch back to the game, open your mailbox, and you should see four separate mails, one per code. If not, move on to the troubleshooting section below.

Step 3 – Redeem Codes In-Game (PC/Steam and Android)

On PC/Steam and usually on Android, you can skip the whole PID hassle and redeem directly in-game. Once I discovered this on Steam, I never went back to the website for my PC account.

Here’s the in-game method I use on PC:

• Open the main menu.
• Click the cog/gear icon on the left to open Settings.
• Go to the Account tab.
• Look for a button labeled Redeem Coupon (or similar wording; it sits near the PID display).
• Click it to bring up the coupon entry window.
• Enter one of the active codes, such as WELCOMEORIGIN, and confirm.
• Repeat this for ORIGINX, ORIGINDISCORD, and ORIGINSTEAM.

Each successful redemption will tell you the reward has been sent to your mailbox. Open the mailbox and claim everything before you forget.

Tip: When I’m playing on Steam Deck or a controller-focused PC setup, I still prefer the in-game method because it saves me from alt-tabbing and copy-pasting that monstrous PID.

Step 4 – Claim Rewards From the Mailbox (Don’t Miss This)

This sounds obvious, but on my first night I redeemed everything and then wondered why my draw ticket count hadn’t gone up. The rewards are not applied automatically – they sit in your in-game mailbox until you manually claim them.

• From the main HUD, open the mailbox icon.
• Look for mails labeled as coupon or event rewards.
• Hit Claim on each one, or use a Claim All button if available.
• Verify your:
  • Hero Regular Draw Ticket total in the gacha screen
  • Gold amount in your inventory or top bar
  • Mastery EXP / Enhancement / Refinement stones in the appropriate upgrade menus

One nice touch: these coupon mails usually have a long claim window, but I still make a habit of claiming them immediately so I don’t accidentally let anything expire.

Common Redemption Problems and How I Fixed Them

Here are the issues I’ve personally run into and how I solved them:

• “Invalid account” or nickname not showing on website
  Cause: PID typed incorrectly or with extra spaces.
  Fix: Copy the PID directly from the game (don’t retype), and make sure there’s no leading/trailing space when you paste it.
• “Invalid coupon” or “coupon does not exist”
  Cause: Typo in the code or using the wrong game’s coupon site.
  Fix: Double-check you’re on the Seven Deadly Sins Origin coupon page, and carefully retype the code – they’re all uppercase with no spaces: WELCOMEORIGIN, ORIGINX, ORIGINDISCORD, ORIGINSTEAM.
• “Coupon already used”
  Cause: Each code is one-time per account.
  Fix: Make sure you’re not trying to redeem the same code again on the same account. If you share a device with someone, confirm you’re logged into your own account.
• Rewards not appearing immediately
  Cause: Still in a cutscene or you haven’t checked your mailbox.
  Fix: Finish any ongoing scene or mission, open the mailbox, and give it a moment to refresh. I’ve occasionally had to change areas once for the mail to appear.
• Region mismatch problems
  I haven’t personally had a region lock issue yet, but if your nickname/region on the coupon page doesn’t match your main account, stop and double-check which login you used and whether you’re on the right server.

Using These Codes Efficiently (Rerolling and Early Progress)

If you like to min-max your start, these codes are perfect for powering up your early pulls and progression. Here’s how I’ve been using them effectively:

• Combine codes with your first 10-pull
  Right after the tutorial, you’ll get some guaranteed draw tickets. I redeemed WELCOMEORIGIN and the other codes immediately afterward so I could roll a larger batch in one go and decide early whether to keep the account.
• Target key SSRs before investing resources
  With the extra Hero Regular Draw Tickets, I tried to land at least one strong SSR (for me it was Meliodas) before spending any of the Supreme Mastery EXP or Enhancement Stones.
• Respect the one-time nature of codes
  Every code is once per account. If you’re rerolling via guest accounts, be aware that in many gachas, coupon usage is tied to each separate account – but it’s safest to assume Netmarble intends one redemption per long-term account, not for infinite reroll exploitation. I personally used them only on the account I committed to keep.
• Watch the April 30, 2026 date
  Because ORIGINX, ORIGINDISCORD, and ORIGINSTEAM are listed as ending April 30, 2026, I treat that as a hard deadline. If you’re reading this close to that date, redeem them first before doing anything else.

What to Do Next

Once you’ve redeemed all four codes and emptied your mailbox, you’ll be sitting on a healthy stash of tickets, EXP materials, and Gold. From there, I recommend:

• Doing your initial gacha pulls while keeping an eye out for strong SSR heroes.
• Using the Supreme Mastery EXP and Enhancement/Refinement Stones on only 1–2 core units at first, so you don’t spread resources too thin.
• Checking the game’s official Discord and social channels periodically – that’s where new codes usually appear during launch campaigns and special events.

If you follow the steps above, you avoid all the little traps I fell into on day one – mistyped PIDs, forgotten mailbox rewards, and waiting too long to use time-limited codes. The launch period is when Netmarble is the most generous, so make those freebies count.