Last checked: August 26, 2026

Keep the Door Locked Codes [Bloodmoon] (August 2026) – Free Cash & Jumpscare Tokens

By Money Lord — Founder & Editor | Updated: August 26, 2026

Keep the Door Locked codes pay out Cash — the money you spend on stronger locks and better gear — and occasionally a Jumpscare Token or Revive Token. Two codes are working right now and six are archived below. The redeem box sits behind a CODE button on the left of your screen.

All Keep the Door Locked Codes

Eight codes have existed so far. Which of them still work is genuinely contested, so the tables below split them the way the majority of sources do, and the prose says where the disagreement is.

Active Keep the Door Locked codes

Both are new arrivals tied to the Bloodmoon Expansion, which opened at 15:00 UTC on August 21, 2026. ENDING5 takes its name from the fifth ending that shipped with it — a badge called ENDING 5 was created at 03:53 UTC that morning and had been awarded 17,967 times by August 26, 2026. NEWUISOON reads like a teaser for a UI rework the developers have not detailed anywhere we can check.

Cash is real, and it is the point. You spend it in-game on locks, lighting and security gear. First-party proof sits in the badge list: a badge named Blood Money, described "Amassed over 1,000,000", was created on July 26, 2026 and has been earned 31 times. A Jumpscare Token and a Revive Token are the other two things codes hand out.

Expired Keep the Door Locked codes

Read that "disputed" label literally. Beebom and TechWiser both moved all six into their expired lists when they updated on August 22, 2026. PCGamesN, updated two days later on August 24, still prints every one of them in its working table. Nobody publishes a dated expiry, so we cannot settle it — we have no in-game access and we do not pretend otherwise. The archive stays here either way, because an expired code costs you nothing but ten seconds to try.

The rewards column is better sourced than the status column. ROOM!, VISITS8MIL, FREECASH and FIRST_CODE carry identical reward values on Dexerto (August 10), Game Rant (August 12) and TechWiser — three owners agreeing on the numbers. The values for MEDAL_QUEST and BLOODMOON! come from TechWiser alone; treat those two figures as single-sourced.

How to Redeem Keep the Door Locked Codes

The redeem flow is the one thing every source describes the same way, down to the button labels:

1. Open Roblox and launch Keep the Door Locked, then wait until you are actually in a room.
2. Click past the opening reward screens if the game shows them.
3. Click the CODE button on the left side of the screen.
4. Type or paste the code into the text box that opens.
5. Press REDEEM CODE to claim the Cash and tokens.

That is the full set of steps we can stand behind. There is no bird icon, no shop tab and no chat command in any account of the interface, so if a site tells you to look for one, it is describing a different game.

How to Get More Keep the Door Locked Codes

The developers release codes in their own Hotel Room Services Discord first. PCGamesN describes a dedicated codes channel at the bottom of the server's "important" section, and Beebom, Dexerto and Game Rant all point at the same server as the origin. We are not printing an invite link, because we have not verified one that resolves to the official server rather than a copycat — find it from the game's own Roblox page or its group.

The pattern behind the releases is easier to read than the schedule. Codes track milestones and updates: VISITS8MIL is plainly an eight-million-visits reward, FIRST_CODE was the debut, and ENDING5 and BLOODMOON! both landed with the Bloodmoon Expansion. Nothing appears on the Roblox game description, which currently ends only with "WE'LL KEEP MORE CONTENT SOON".

Why Aren't My Codes Working?

Four things account for nearly every failed redemption here. The code has already been used on your account — TechWiser reports these are single-use per player, so a second attempt fails even on a live code. The code has died, which given the six disputed entries above is the likeliest cause if you are working down the archive.

You mistyped it. Two of these codes end in punctuation that is easy to drop — ROOM! and BLOODMOON! both need the exclamation mark, and MEDAL_QUEST and FIRST_CODE both need the underscore. TechWiser states the codes are case-sensitive; we have not been able to test that ourselves, so copy them exactly as written above and the question never comes up.

Finally, you may not be far enough into a session. The CODE button lives in the in-game UI, not the Roblox menu, so it does not exist until the round has loaded you into the room.

When Are New Codes Released?

There is no fixed schedule, and the honest answer is that the cadence is short and update-driven. Codes only arrived on August 9, 2026, months after the May 28 launch. Since then the batches have clustered around content drops: an early set through mid-August, then a fresh pair with the Bloodmoon Expansion on August 21.

That points at the next window. The Bloodmoon event runs until 15:00 UTC on August 28, 2026, and a second event, Customization Furniture, closes September 1 — both dated in the developers' own Roblox event listings. A new batch landing alongside whatever follows those is the reasonable expectation, not a promise. The update log tracks each patch as it is dated.

How We Verified This List

We have no in-game access and never claim to have redeemed anything. What we did on August 26, 2026 was read the raw HTML of five outlets rather than trusting a search summary, because summaries have flipped code statuses on us before: Beebom and TechWiser (both updated August 22), PCGamesN (August 24), Dexerto (August 10) and Game Rant (August 12).

One caveat on corroboration. Beebom and TechWiser publish near-identical reward strings for the two active codes, so one may be following the other despite the separate ownership. PCGamesN listing both independently is what actually holds the active table up. Dexerto's page is visibly stale — it still shows four of the archived codes as live — so we used it for reward values only, not statuses.

Everything else came first-party from Roblox's own APIs for universe 10232686472, root place 124338404742585: the games, votes and badges endpoints, read at 05:28 UTC on August 26, 2026. Our full method is on the how we verify codes page.

One thing we deliberately left out: several sites give the endings invented flavour names, and some describe a split between two separate game modes. First-party badge data contradicts both — the endings are named ENDING 1 through ENDING 5, and nothing in the badge, event or game-pass records points to a second mode. Ending 5's subtitle is itself disputed, with Roblox's badge text reading "Blood Moon Ending" and PCGamesN calling it "ENDING 5 : BLOOD SACRIFICE", so we use the neutral label. Our beginner's guide sticks to the anomalies you can actually verify.

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