Short answer: redeem the codes the description currently highlights — Relax, Candy, ufo, and CantWait. Open Shop, scroll to the Codes section, paste the code carefully, and hit Redeem. Then use the bonus to speed up your first merchant and treadmill loop.

Active codes

CodeStatusWhere it came fromBest time to use it
CrystalListed Sep. 13; no longer highlightedOfficial description, September checkStill worth trying; verify in-game
RelaxOfficially listedCurrent live game descriptionRedeem before spending your first money batch
CandyOfficially listedCurrent live game descriptionUse before you begin treadmill-heavy training
ufoOfficially listedCurrent live game description (Oct. 7)New since the September check
CantWaitOfficially listedCurrent live game description (Oct. 7)New since the September check
Official game art of a high-value chicken
Sourced gameplay imagery used alongside the codes guide to keep the page grounded in the actual game theme.

Reported codes not shown in the live description

There is a source mismatch right now. The official description checked on Sep. 13 listed Crystal, Relax, and Candy; the description checked on Oct. 7 highlights Relax, Candy, ufo, and CantWait. Third-party code trackers also report September and Release — treat those as reported rather than officially confirmed here unless a newly checked description lists them.

CodeReported rewardStatus on this site
SeptemberMoneyReported by multiple trackers; verify in-game
Release100,000 MoneyReported by multiple trackers; verify in-game

How to redeem codes

  1. Launch Steal a Chicken in Roblox.
  2. Look to the left side of the screen and open Shop.
  3. Scroll down until you reach the Codes section.
  4. Type the code exactly as shown. Capitalization can matter.
  5. Press Redeem and confirm the reward landed in your account.

If a code is not working

  • Try again without extra spaces before or after the word.
  • Check your capitalization. Roblox code systems often reject near-matches.
  • If the code was live earlier and stopped later, it likely expired or the developer pulled it.
  • If the game just updated, rejoin once before assuming the code is dead.

Best use for code rewards

Don’t burn free value randomly. The strongest early use is to make your first few loops smoother: cash into the merchant cycle, speed into treadmill value, and any utility bonus into safer egg trips. The point is not the one-time reward itself. The point is the faster snowball.

Beginner guide art
Next step: turn those code rewards into a clean opening route.
Money guide art
Use the merchant loop to convert free bonuses into stable upgrades.

FAQ

How often should I check for new codes?
Usually after visible updates, announcement changes, or when the in-game description changes. Codes pages age fast, so keep the page lightweight and easy to update.
Are the rewards always cash?
Not necessarily. The live description exposes the code names, but the exact reward can vary in-game. Confirm the reward after redemption before documenting a specific value.
Why are some codes marked reported?
The official live description and current code trackers do not fully agree. We separate official-description codes from tracker-reported codes so you can test the extras without pretending the sources match.