Honkai Star Rail 3.4 Livestream Codes and Expiry Time
The Honkai: Star Rail Version 3.4 special-program codes were valid only for a limited time after the livestream, and they have now expired. The broadcast rewards were Stellar Jade and other upgrade materials; because the codes are no longer redeemable, check the game’s official channels for current promotions rather than relying on old code lists.
Version 3.4 livestream code expiry
The Version 3.4 preview livestream took place on June 20, 2025. Its redemption codes were time-limited, with the deadline set at 11:59 p.m. UTC+8 on June 21, 2025. That is the expiry time commonly shown for the broadcast codes; it is not a recurring daily reset time, and it has passed.
For readers checking old posts, convert the deadline to your local time rather than assuming it means midnight where you live. UTC+8 is eight hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time. A June 21 deadline in that time zone could fall on June 20 in locations farther west. The date can therefore look different across regional guides without indicating a separate code window.
These redemption codes were tied to the Version 3.4 special program, not permanent account bonuses. Once the deadline passed, entering them would return an expired or invalid-code message. Reposting the same strings does not extend their validity.
What rewards did the codes give?
The three livestream codes collectively offered Stellar Jade, Credits, Traveler’s Guides, and Refined Aether. The announced total across all three was 300 Stellar Jade, alongside the listed character-level, Light Cone, and currency materials. Each code granted a portion of the package, so redeeming all three was necessary to claim the complete set.
Stellar Jade is a premium in-game currency used for activities such as obtaining Star Rail Passes. Credits and the experience or enhancement items help with character and Light Cone progression. These rewards were useful, but they were a small, one-time promotional grant—not enough on their own to guarantee a particular character or item.
Archived code pages may show different-looking rewards when they mix livestream codes with other Version 3.4 events or promotions. Treat the three-code livestream bundle as its own offer, and check that a page labels its rewards and event dates clearly.
How livestream codes work
Special-program codes are short promotional strings that players redeem through the game or an official redemption webpage. They typically have a limited availability period and may also be limited to one redemption per account. A successful redemption sends the items to the account’s in-game mailbox, rather than adding every reward directly to the inventory at the moment the code is typed.
At the time the Version 3.4 codes were active, the general redemption process was:
- Open the game’s menu and select the account or profile options.
- Choose the redemption-code option, enter a code exactly as displayed, and confirm.
- Open the in-game mailbox and claim the delivered reward.
Players could also use the official Honkai: Star Rail redemption page, signing into the correct account and selecting the right server before submitting a code. Menu labels and site layouts can change, so follow the current official instructions if redeeming a future promotion.
Why a code may not work
For expired Version 3.4 codes, the main explanation is simply that the redemption window has ended. When codes are current, other common causes include a typing error, choosing the wrong server, or submitting a code on an account that has already redeemed it. A code may also be restricted by account eligibility or regional availability, depending on the promotion’s terms.
- Check the deadline: Compare the stated expiry time and time zone with the current date.
- Check the account and server: Make sure the redemption page is linked to the account and game server where you play.
- Copy carefully: Avoid added spaces and confusing similar-looking characters.
- Claim the mailbox item: A successful redemption may require a separate in-game claim.
Repeatedly trying an expired code will not restore it. Be cautious with unofficial sites that ask for passwords or promise to reactivate old rewards; use only the game client or official redemption services, and never share your login credentials to obtain a code.
Finding current Honkai: Star Rail codes
Livestream codes are different from longer-running event rewards, login campaigns, and other promotional offers. A code from an older version may remain visible in search results even though it cannot be redeemed. For a current offer, check the latest official special-program announcements and the game’s verified news channels, then note the stated deadline and eligibility details.
It is also worth checking the in-game event page and mailbox: some rewards are claimed through an event rather than a code. If you missed the Version 3.4 window, there is no supported way to claim those expired livestream codes afterward. Future broadcasts may provide new codes, but their rewards and expiry times should be confirmed from that broadcast rather than assumed to match an earlier version.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the Honkai: Star Rail 3.4 livestream codes expire?
The redemption deadline was 11:59 p.m. UTC+8 on June 21, 2025. The codes are now expired.
How many Stellar Jade did the Version 3.4 codes give?
The three-code bundle offered 300 Stellar Jade in total, in addition to Credits and upgrade materials.
Can I still redeem the 3.4 livestream codes?
No. Their time-limited redemption window has ended, and reposted code strings do not renew it.
Where did redeemed rewards go?
Successful code rewards were delivered through the in-game mailbox. Players needed to open the mailbox and claim them.
Why does a code say invalid?
For these codes, expiration is the likely reason. For active promotions, also check spelling, server selection, account eligibility, and whether the code was already used.
Will a later livestream use the same codes?
There is no reason to expect old codes to return. Each special program has its own promotions, so check the current broadcast announcement for fresh codes and their deadline.
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