Monkey Bomb Tag Codes (Jul 2026)
Monkey Bomb Tag codes pay out bananas (a couple hundred here, five hundred there) that help you climb the ranks faster.
If you’ve never played, Monkey Bomb Tag is a frantic twist on the tag games you grew up with. You’ve got a bomb, and you do not want to be holding it when it goes off, so you run, hide, and try to tag someone else fast. Last monkey standing takes the win. Between all that chaos, the codes are an easy way to stock up on bananas without grinding for them. The working ones are listed right below, so redeem them while they’re still active.
Quick Answer: Currently 4 active codes for Monkey Bomb Tag. Codes are case-sensitive — copy directly from this page to avoid mistakes.
Updated July 29, 2026. The newest working code is Lava, tested a few hours ago. Expired Monkey Bomb Tag codes are listed below for reference.
Working Monkey Bomb Tag Codes
Below are the Monkey Bomb Tag codes that work right now. Redeem early; most drop off within a few days.
| Code | Copy | Rewards |
|---|---|---|
LavaNEW | 500 Bananas (NEW) Copy | |
M0NKE | 150 bananas | |
sixseven | 500 bananas | |
tripletmadness | 500 bananas |
How to Claim Your Monkey Bomb Tag Codes
There is 1 way to redeem codes in Monkey Bomb Tag:
Method 1: Redeem Monkey Bomb Tag Codes
- Launch Monkey Bomb Tag in Roblox
- In the lobby area, find the ‘codes’ chest to the left
- Enter your code
- Redeem your rewards

Where to Get More Monkey Bomb Tag Codes
The devs hang out in the Monkey Bomb Tag Discord, and that’s almost always where fresh codes drop first, usually tied to updates or whenever the player count hits a new milestone. Keeping an eye on the announcements channel there is your best bet for catching them early. We refresh this page as soon as new codes go live, so check back here too if you don’t want to scroll through chat.
Expired Monkey Bomb Tag Codes
No expired codes tracked yet.
How do bananas work in Monkey Bomb Tag codes?
Bananas are the currency that codes hand out, usually in batches like 150 or 500 at a time. The source doesn’t spell out exactly what you spend them on, so treat each code as a quick top-up to your stash.
