The Seven Deadly Sins Origin Codes (July 2026): Active List & How to Redeem

Only two Seven Deadly Sins: Origin coupon codes are still redeemable in July 2026: WELCOMEORIGIN and 100DAYCELEBRATION. The launch trio everyone bookmarked — ORIGINX, ORIGINDISCORD and ORIGINSTEAM — all died with the 30 April 2026 cutoff and are now listed as expired everywhere that re-checks them.

That still leaves a genuinely large opening bundle for a new account, plus a redemption process that catches people out because it differs by platform. On PC you can redeem inside the client. On PS5 and iOS you have to use Netmarble’s coupon site and feed it a 32-character PID. Here’s the current list, the exact steps for each platform, and the mistakes that produce the “invalid account” message.

Active Seven Deadly Sins: Origin codes (July 2026)

Code	Rewards	Status
WELCOMEORIGIN	5× Hero Regular Draw Ticket, 10× Supreme Mastery EXP, 10× Supreme Enhancement Stone, 10× Supreme Refinement Stone, 50,000 Gold	Active — no announced end date
100DAYCELEBRATION	3× Hero Regular Draw Ticket	Active — 100-day milestone code

All codes are one redemption per account. WELCOMEORIGIN is comfortably the most valuable thing a new account can claim in its first ten minutes: eight draw tickets between the two codes, plus enough Supreme-tier upgrade material to take a single unit meaningfully past where the early story leaves you.

Expired codes

• ORIGINX — 1× Hero Regular Draw Ticket, 50,000 Gold. Expired 30 April 2026.
• ORIGINSTEAM — 1× Hero Regular Draw Ticket, 10× Premium Mastery EXP. Expired 30 April 2026.
• ORIGINDISCORD — 1× Hero Regular Draw Ticket, 3× Small Cube Key Bundle. Expired.
• LIONSINISBACK and ESCANORINORIGIN — limited June 2026 event codes, both now closed.

If a page is still telling you to redeem all four launch codes, it hasn’t been touched since spring. The pattern to take away: Netmarble runs Origin coupons as short-window promos tied to events and milestones, so a code that isn’t on a list re-checked this month is almost certainly gone.

Before you redeem: unlock the mailbox

The most common “my code didn’t work” case isn’t the code at all — it’s an account that can’t receive mail yet. Coupon rewards are delivered to the in-game mailbox, and on a brand-new file the mailbox isn’t available until you’re through the intro.

• Play through the unskippable opening and the basic combat tutorial.
• Keep going until the full main menu is available — you should see the cog/gear icon on the left.
• Confirm the mailbox icon is visible on the HUD.

Budget 10–15 minutes on a fresh account, or closer to 8 if you’re skipping every cutscene the game lets you skip during a reroll run.

Method 1 — Redeem in-game (PC/Steam, and usually Android)

This is the path to use if your client offers it, because it skips the PID entirely.

1. From the main screen, open Menu → the cog/gear icon → Settings.
2. Go to the Account tab.
3. Select Redeem Coupon — it sits near the PID display.
4. Enter WELCOMEORIGIN, confirm, then repeat for 100DAYCELEBRATION.
5. Open the mailbox and claim.

On a Steam Deck or a controller-first PC setup this is the only sane option; alt-tabbing to paste a 32-character string with a controller is exactly as unpleasant as it sounds.

Method 2 — Redeem on the coupon site (PS5 and iOS)

PS5 and iOS clients don’t expose the in-game coupon field, so the website is mandatory. The Origin coupon page lives at coupon.netmarble.com/nanaori.

Step 1: Find your PID / Member code

1. Open the main menu and select the cog/gear icon for Settings.
2. Scroll to the Account tab, usually at the bottom.
3. At the top you’ll see Account Info (PID) with your Member code — 32 characters of mixed letters and numbers.

It’s case-sensitive. On PC and Android there’s a copy icon — use it. On PS5 and iOS there isn’t, so screenshot it and transcribe on a second device rather than squinting at a TV trying to tell an uppercase I from a lowercase l.

Step 2: Redeem

1. Open coupon.netmarble.com/nanaori in any browser.
2. Paste your PID into the Member code field. Check for a leading or trailing space — that single mistake produces most “invalid account” errors.
3. Press Confirm. Your in-game nickname and region should appear. If they don’t match the account you want, stop and check which login you used.
4. Enter WELCOMEORIGIN in the coupon field and submit.
5. Repeat for 100DAYCELEBRATION.

One quirk worth knowing: the site wipes the PID field after each successful redemption, but your actual in-game PID never changes. Keep it pasted in a note and you can re-enter it for every future code without going back into the game.

Step 3: Claim from the mailbox

Rewards are not applied automatically. Open the in-game mailbox, claim each coupon mail, then verify: draw ticket count on the gacha screen, Gold in the top bar, and Mastery EXP / Enhancement / Refinement stones in their upgrade menus. If a mail hasn’t appeared, finish any active cutscene or mission and change areas once to force a refresh.

Troubleshooting

• “Invalid account” / nickname doesn’t load. The PID is mistyped or has whitespace around it. Copy it directly from the client; never retype.
• “Invalid coupon” / “coupon does not exist”. Either a typo, or you’re on the wrong game’s Netmarble coupon page — Grand Cross and Origin are separate titles with separate coupon sites and separate codes. A Grand Cross code will never work here.
• “Coupon already used”. One redemption per account, permanently.
• Nothing in the mailbox. Finish the current scene, change areas, and check again before assuming failure.
• Region mismatch. If the nickname on the coupon page isn’t yours, you’re logged into a different account or server than you think.

Spending the rewards well

Eight draw tickets isn’t enough to guarantee anything, but it’s enough to matter if you sequence it properly.

• Redeem before your first big pull batch. Stack the coupon tickets on top of the tutorial’s guaranteed tickets and roll them together, so you’re judging the account on one larger sample rather than two small ones.
• Land an SSR before spending materials. The Supreme Mastery EXP and Enhancement/Refinement Stones are the scarce part, not the Gold. Hold them until you know which unit you’re building.
• Concentrate, don’t spread. One or two units taken properly through the early Acts will clear content that a wide, shallow roster stalls on.
• Don’t build a reroll strategy around coupons. Codes are one-per-account and Netmarble clearly intends them for a kept account, not an infinite reroll loop.

Is Origin still worth starting in July 2026?

The game launched into Steam and PS5 early access on 16 March 2026, with official service opening on 23 March. Four months on it’s still being actively supported — the 100DAYCELEBRATION coupon and the limited June event codes are direct evidence that Netmarble is still running promotional cycles, and the game’s subreddit is still posting weekly discussion megathreads through mid-July with players comparing its Steam position against other gachas.

What we can’t verify from public sources is the exact current client version or the specific banner and event lineup live this week, so we’re not going to invent one. Check the in-game notice board for the current rotation.

FAQ

Does WELCOMEORIGIN still work?

Yes. It’s the one launch-era code that survived, and it carries the biggest reward bundle of any Origin coupon so far.

Can I still redeem ORIGINX or ORIGINSTEAM?

No. Both carried a 30 April 2026 expiry and are listed as expired on every current tracker.

Do I need the PID on PC?

No — PC and most Android clients have an in-game Redeem Coupon option under Settings → Account. The PID is only needed for website redemption, which is mandatory on PS5 and iOS.

Where do new codes get announced?

Netmarble pushes Origin coupons through the official Discord, the game’s social channels and in-game notices, usually tied to milestones (like the 100-day code) or limited events.

Keep reading

For everything else on the game, the Seven Deadly Sins: Origin hub collects our coverage. Once your tickets are spent, our Origin tier list tells you whether what you pulled is worth investing in, the 8-minute reroll method covers restarting cleanly if it isn’t, and the Act 10 clear guide picks up where the early-game freebies run out.