Below the live list is a guide to platforms, which games a pack works in, how to redeem on Xbox and Battle.net, and the questions we get asked most.
What are COD Points?
COD Points (often shortened to CP) are Activision's currency for Call of Duty. You buy them with real money and spend them in the in-game store. They are tied to your Call of Duty account on one platform — the platform you bought them for.
Every pack on this page names the game it is sold for (for example Black Ops 6, Black Ops 7, Warzone or Modern Warfare) and the platform (Xbox or PC). Activision lets one COD Points balance be spent across the current titles that share its store on the same platform, but which titles share it changes as new games launch. Treat the game and platform on the listing as what the pack is for, and check the in-game store of the game you play.
What you can buy with COD Points
- The Battle Pass for the current season, and the premium bundle versions of it.
- Store bundles: operator skins, weapon blueprints, finishing moves, calling cards, vehicle skins and other cosmetics.
- Other premium content Activision sells for COD Points in the current games.
COD Points do not buy the games themselves. If you are after a Call of Duty game, browse games instead.
Store bundles rotate and are often time-limited. If you are saving for a specific bundle, check when it is on sale before you top up.
COD Points by platform and region
COD Points stay on the platform they were bought for. Points for Xbox are spent on Xbox, points for Battle.net on Battle.net. Even with cross-progression between platforms, your COD Points balance is kept per platform, so buy for the one where you play and spend.











