ArenaDen separates an official-source check from a successful in-game redemption. The status light and its text label describe the evidence we have recorded.
Four lights, clear meanings
- GO / Working: the code appears in the official game description at the recorded check time. This uses the green light.
- WAIT / Pending: reserved for an event or fix that is still pending. Release and fix coverage is not available in this first version.
- STOP / Expired: expiry has been manually confirmed. These codes move into the collapsed expired section.
- UNCONFIRMED: the code has no current official confirmation. This includes manually supplied codes and codes that may have expired. Both use a gray light.
Our official source
For the current Roblox pages, we check the developer’s description on the official Roblox game page. The source link on a code page points to that game. Rewards are recorded from the source or clearly remain manually supplied data.
We do not treat a third-party code list, a guessed reward, or a successful copy action as official confirmation.
How often we check
Checks are currently manual. The “Checked” time shows the latest recorded review, rather than a promise of live or hourly monitoring. Scheduled checks will be described here when they are operating.
Why a missing code turns gray first
A developer may shorten or rewrite a description without disabling a code. If a previously listed code disappears, its status should become “Possibly expired” while it is reviewed. It becomes “Expired” only after confirmation.
Help correct the board
Codes can change between checks, and rewards or redemption steps can change too. Send a correction with the game, code, and official source you are referring to.