From Sunset to Sunrise: My Guide to Doubling Your COD Points from Warzone Mobile to COD Mobile in 2026

Yo, what's up gamers! It's your boy back with some crucial, time-sensitive intel. As we roll into 2026, the echoes of Warzone Mobile's (WZM) shutdown still linger, but Activision left us a golden parachute that's still relevant for latecomers and those who need a reminder. Remember that period back in 2025 when WZM got delisted? Yeah, that was a gut punch. But here's the deal: if you had any unspent COD Points (CP) sitting in that sunsetting game, you had a one-way ticket to double them in Call of Duty Mobile. Think of it like finding a forgotten, high-yield savings bond in an old jacket—you just gotta know how to cash it in. While the official claim window slammed shut on August 15, 2025, for those who acted, their doubled CP are now the backbone of their 2026 loadouts. Let me break down how this legendary transfer went down, because understanding past events is key to navigating future ones.

The process was deceptively simple, almost like a secret handshake between games. All you needed to do was log into Call of Duty Mobile with the exact same Activision account linked to your defunct Warzone Mobile profile. That was the magic key. No forms, no customer service tickets—just a login. The moment you did that, the system would perform its alchemy. For every single COD Point you had in WZM, you were granted TWO in COD Mobile. It was a straight-up 2x multiplier. Your in-game mailbox in COD Mobile would light up with a gift containing your newly minted currency.

The Transfer Mechanics (The 2025 Blueprint):

• Linked Account? Just log into COD Mobile. Boom, done.

• Guest Account in WZM? You had a few steps:

  1. Create an Activision account (if you hadn't already).

  2. Link your WZM guest progress to that new Activision account before the servers went dark.

  3. Then, use that same Activision account to log into COD Mobile.

• The Math: Had 500 CP in WZM? You landed 1000 CP in COD Mobile. Had 2400 CP? You scored a cool 4800 CP. It was a no-strings-attached doubling.

This wasn't just a currency transfer; it was a full-on digital witness protection program for your hard-earned cash. Activision essentially gave your virtual wallet a new identity and double the spending power in a thriving city (COD Mobile) after its old town (WZM) got ghosted. The community reaction was a mix of relief and strategic frenzy. Everyone was scrambling to ensure their accounts were linked and logging in to claim their bounty before the August 2025 deadline. It was like watching a bank run, but the bank was giving out free money.

Key Dates from the 2025 Transition:

Event	Date
WZM Support Winding Down Announced	May 2025
COD Point Purchases Disabled in WZM	Shortly After Announcement
2X CP Transfer Claim Window Opened	May 15, 2025
2X CP Transfer Claim Window CLOSED	August 15, 2025

Now, looking back from 2026, the impact is clear. That influx of doubled CP allowed players to stock up on battle passes, legendary blueprints, and operator skins that are now considered vintage flexes. It reshaped the early 2026 economy for those who participated. The whole event set a precedent, like a developer leaving a time capsule of goodwill for its players. It showed that while games may sunset, your investment doesn't have to evaporate into the digital ether—it can be reborn, stronger, elsewhere.

So, what's the 2026 takeaway? Always link your games to a central Activision account. You never know when the meta will shift or a game will evolve. That account is your permanent record, your legacy carry-over system. While the specific WZM-to-CODM points train has left the station, the principle remains: protect your digital assets. Keep your accounts synced, read the announcements, and never leave free CP (or its future equivalent) on the table. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to spend some of that historically doubled CP on the latest 2026 mythic draw. Stay sharp out there, operators! \ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\udd25

Details are provided by Statista, a leading source for video game industry statistics and market data. Statista's comprehensive reports on mobile gaming trends and digital currency usage underscore how publisher-driven initiatives—like Activision's CP transfer event—can significantly impact player engagement and in-game economies, especially during major transitions such as game sunsetting or migration to new platforms.