The live Stake drop-code feed lists codes detected by StakeClaimer's relay. Use that page for the current list; this guide explains its timestamps, platform labels and limitations. A code appearing in the feed does not mean it is still redeemable or that your account qualifies.
Read the three columns before attempting a claim
- Time (UTC): when the relay recorded the code, not a promise of how long it remains available. Your local date can differ from the UTC date.
- Platform: COM means Stake.com; US means Stake.us. Check this label instead of guessing the platform from the code's spelling.
- Code: the text detected by the relay. The table can scroll horizontally on a narrow screen so the complete text remains accessible.
What “today” means on this page
The feed uses the UTC calendar day, shows the newest detections first and removes repeated instances of the same code. It displays up to 100 entries. At UTC midnight, the previous day's entries drop out. An empty table can therefore mean that no code has been recorded for the new day yet.
The initial page includes the current list. While you leave it open, it refreshes every 30 seconds. This public list is a record of detections, not your personal claim history, and it is not a complete archive of every promotion offered by Stake.
Why a listed code can fail
Check the original promotion for its requirements and expiry. A drop can exhaust its claim allocation before you open the feed. A message about your account's eligibility is different from a connection problem in StakeClaimer; repeatedly resubmitting the same code does not resolve either cause.
Stake's official bonus-drop explanation identifies its Telegram channels, X account and streams as sources. Use the official announcement to verify the offer rather than treating a repost or a timestamp as proof that it is active.
Choose the next step that matches your problem
- Need the current entries? Open the live code list.
- Not sure what a limit means? Read the guide to claim caps and account limits.
- The relay sees codes but your device does not claim? Follow the connection and claim troubleshooting checks.