Posted on 09/11/26 03:13 pm
If Epic Games does not send your code, check spam, the email on your account, and your 2FA method. Use the newest code and wait before asking again.
| Code | Sent to |
|---|---|
| Sign-in security code | Your email, phone or authenticator, depending on your 2FA setting |
| Email verification code | The email you used to sign up |
| Console activation code | Shown on screen to enter on the Epic website |
If you set up an authenticator, Epic does not send a code: open your authenticator app. If codes are rejected, set your phone's date and time to automatic.
Use a backup code if you saved one. Otherwise contact Epic player support and prove ownership with purchase receipts and account details.
Messages offering free V-Bucks or asking you to share an Epic code are scams. Epic support does not ask you to send a code to them.
On PlayStation, Xbox or Switch, Epic may ask you to enter a code on the Epic website instead of sending you one. Open the address shown on the console on a phone or computer, sign in to the right Epic account, and enter the code before it expires. If it expires, start again on the console to get a new one.
After several requests Epic may pause code sending for a while. Wait at least 15 minutes before trying again.
Check spam, the email on your account and your chosen 2FA method.
Yes, in Account › Password & Security once you are signed in.
Use a backup code or contact Epic player support.
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