You cannot link accounts inside Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile anymore. Activision shut the game’s servers down on April 17, 2026, so Warzone Mobile can no longer be played and its former in-game account-linking screens are unavailable. This article is checked against the status on October 8, 2026.
Your Activision account itself still exists and can be managed for other supported Call of Duty games. If you are trying to preserve cross-progression elsewhere, the important step is choosing the Activision account that already holds your progress. Linking a platform account to a different Activision account does not move that progress.
Can I link accounts in Warzone Mobile now?
No. Warzone Mobile account linking, gameplay and in-game progression checks ended when Activision took the servers offline on April 17, 2026. There is no current settings menu, website workaround or supported reinstall procedure that reopens the game’s account-linking function.
Activision removed Warzone Mobile from Google Play and Apple’s App Store in May 2025. Even if the application remains on an old device, it cannot reconnect to the former service after the shutdown date.
What the shutdown date means
- You cannot start a new Warzone Mobile session or connect a platform account from inside the game.
- You cannot use the game to inspect progression, inventory or purchases after the servers went offline.
- You should not unlink a platform account in the hope that Warzone Mobile will recognize it again; unlinking affects your Activision account relationships for other games and is tightly limited.
Quick answer for common searches
| Question | Current answer |
|---|---|
| How do I link my Activision account to Warzone Mobile? | You cannot perform that in-game operation now because the service is offline. |
| Does Warzone Mobile progress carry over? | Activision has not announced a transfer route to another Call of Duty title. |
| Can I use my Warzone Mobile account in Call of Duty: Mobile? | Call of Duty: Mobile is an alternative, but automatic import of Warzone Mobile data is not promised. |
| Can I still manage my Activision identity? | Yes. Activision account management and linked-platform settings remain available outside Warzone Mobile. |
What happened to Warzone Mobile and its account data?
The service ended on a fixed timeline. The dates below separate app-store availability, server access and the final COD Points deadline.
| Event | Date or status | What it means for players |
|---|---|---|
| Removed from Google Play and Apple’s App Store | May 2025 | New downloads through the official mobile stores stopped. |
| Warzone Mobile servers shut down | April 17, 2026 | The game stopped being playable, including account linking and progression checks. |
| Last day to redeem remaining Warzone Mobile COD Points | April 17, 2026 | Any points left after that deadline are inaccessible, according to Activision. |
| Activision account availability | Still available outside Warzone Mobile | You can continue using the account with Activision’s account services and other titles that require one. |
Activision’s shutdown notice does not promise that Warzone Mobile progress, inventory or purchases can be transferred to another Call of Duty game. Treat other games as separate destinations rather than automatic replacements for the closed service.
What is and is not still possible?
- Still possible: signing in to an Activision account, reviewing Linked Accounts and linking supported platform identities for other games.
- Not possible: opening Warzone Mobile settings, starting a match, checking its former inventory or creating a new link through the old client.
- Not established: any conversion of a Warzone Mobile guest profile or migration of Warzone Mobile levels, cosmetics, purchases or balances.
Can I still access my Activision account after the servers shut down?
Yes. The shutdown applies to Warzone Mobile, not to Activision accounts generally. You can sign in through Activision’s account website and manage linked platform accounts for supported titles.
This distinction matters because Warzone Mobile also supported guest accounts. A guest profile was tied to the game installation and is no longer accessible after the service closure. An Activision account, by contrast, remains usable outside Warzone Mobile.
Activision account versus Warzone Mobile guest account
| Profile type | Current status | What you can do |
|---|---|---|
| Activision account | Still active outside Warzone Mobile | Sign in, inspect Linked Accounts and use supported Activision-connected games. |
| Warzone Mobile guest account | No longer accessible after April 17, 2026 | There is no supported recovery or conversion route stated in the shutdown notice. |
Making a new Activision account now can give you an identity for another supported title, but it does not recreate a guest save. It also does not combine two existing Activision profiles. Keep the email and sign-in method for the account that contains any progress you want to use elsewhere.
How do I link an Activision account for another supported Call of Duty game?
For a currently supported title, account linking is handled on the Activision account website rather than through Warzone Mobile. Use the Activision account that already contains your cross-progression data before attaching a platform profile.
- Open the Activision account sign-in page in a browser. Sign in to the platform account you want to connect and to the intended Activision account in the same browser session. If the browser is signed into the wrong profile, sign out first so you do not attach the platform to an unintended account.
- Open Linked Accounts. This page shows the platform relationships already attached to the Activision account. Note the exact provider and account identity shown before making a change.
- Select Link Account beside the correct platform. Activision currently lists Xbox, including Game Pass and Microsoft Store identities, PlayStation, Steam, Blizzard, Nintendo and Ubisoft among supported providers.
- Complete the one-time email verification. Follow the verification message sent during the linking flow. Do not close the process before the verification succeeds, and use the email address belonging to the Activision profile you chose.
- Finish on the platform provider’s website. Approve the connection there and return to the Activision account page to confirm that the platform now appears under Linked Accounts.
An Activision account can have only one account linked per provider. For example, one Activision account cannot simultaneously link two different Steam accounts. If the platform is already attached elsewhere, identify that existing relationship before attempting changes.
Provider details that can cause confusion
Xbox identities include accounts used through Game Pass and the Microsoft Store. Treat the Microsoft sign-in shown during authorization as the specific Xbox identity being linked. The same one-provider rule applies to PlayStation, Steam, Blizzard, Nintendo and Ubisoft: one Activision profile can have one linked account for each of those providers.
Linking is an account relationship, not a purchase. It does not require buying a game or COD Points, and it does not itself grant items from another title. Any game-specific eligibility, content rule or platform restriction still applies after the link is complete.
Which Activision account should hold my cross-progression?
Use the Activision account you used when you played the supported cross-progression game. Progress and content are stored on the Activision account, not merely on the console, PC or mobile login.
Why the account choice is critical
If you connect a platform account to a different Activision account, the original progress does not follow the platform. Creating a new Activision account or choosing the first account offered by a sign-in prompt can therefore make a familiar platform look empty.
Activision states that the progress and content are not deleted by this mistake. They remain associated with the original Activision account. Relinking the platform account to that original account restores access, provided the account relationship can be changed under Activision’s rules.
Check before you change anything
- Sign in to the Activision account you remember using for the game.
- Open Linked Accounts and verify that the expected platform appears there.
- Check another Activision account only if the first one does not show the platform or expected history.
- Compare the provider account identity, not just the display name, because similar gamer tags can belong to different logins.
- Do not begin by unlinking the platform. The unlinking limit can leave you unable to correct a second mistake quickly.
What if I linked my platform to the wrong Activision account?
First, stop changing account relationships and identify the original Activision account that held the progress. The usual remedy is to unlink the platform from the incorrect profile and link it to the original one, but Activision places a strict limit on that operation.
Unlinking limits and blocks
- An individual platform account may generally be unlinked only once every 12 months.
- Active enforcement can restrict or prevent unlinking.
- Suspicious activity or security checks can also block the request.
- Because of those restrictions, unlinking is not a routine troubleshooting step for a missing unlock or an empty profile.
If the unlink option is unavailable, repeatedly trying from different browsers or creating additional Activision accounts will not bypass the account rule. Keep the platform attached while you determine which profile owns the progress and use Activision’s account-support process if a security or enforcement block is shown.
A safer decision sequence
- Record the Activision email or sign-in method for the profile currently showing the platform.
- Sign out and inspect the other Activision profile you may have used when the progress was earned.
- Confirm whether the platform appears on that original profile and whether the provider account is the same one.
- Only then consider an unlink request, knowing that the general interval is once per 12 months.
- After a permitted unlink, complete the new link and verify the result on the Activision account page before launching the game.
Does Warzone Mobile progress carry over to another Call of Duty game?
There is no official statement that Warzone Mobile progress transfers to Call of Duty: Mobile, Call of Duty: Warzone on PC or console, or another title. Activision names those games as alternatives to play, but its shutdown notice does not describe an automatic migration of Warzone Mobile levels, weapons, cosmetics or purchases.
| Data or purchase | What is established after the shutdown | What you should not assume |
|---|---|---|
| Warzone Mobile progression | The game is offline and no transfer route is stated. | That levels, unlocks or battle-pass progress appear automatically in another title. |
| Warzone Mobile cosmetic content | No cross-title migration promise is made. | That a linked Activision account recreates the same inventory elsewhere. |
| Warzone Mobile COD Points | The redemption window ended on April 17, 2026; unused points are inaccessible afterward. | That the remaining balance can be moved into another game. |
| Warzone Mobile purchases made with real money | The shutdown notice does not promise a refund or transfer. | That a receipt or platform link restores the item in another Call of Duty title. |
Cross-progression in a supported game means the same Activision account can expose that game’s eligible progress on linked platforms. It does not mean every Activision-connected title shares one inventory. Check the rules for the specific destination game instead of treating the account link as a universal migration tool.
What happened to Warzone Mobile COD Points and purchases?
Activision told players to redeem remaining Warzone Mobile COD Points in the installed game by April 17, 2026. That window has closed, and Activision says unused points are inaccessible. It also says refunds are unavailable for unused points and previously purchased in-game content.
Do not confuse this game-specific rule with the separate account and purchase rules for Call of Duty: Warzone on PC and console. For Warzone, Activision says content bought with COD Points is generally available across linked platforms, subject to platform-exclusive exceptions, while the COD Points balance itself is platform-bound. Content bought with real money may be usable only on the platform where it was purchased. Those Warzone rules do not restore or transfer Warzone Mobile purchases.
Why platform and content rules matter
A platform link can identify the right Activision profile without changing where a transaction was made. COD Points are not automatically pooled across platforms in the separate Warzone rules, and real-money purchases can remain tied to the purchasing platform. Therefore, a receipt, store account or old balance is not evidence that Warzone Mobile content will appear in another game.
Can I reinstall Warzone Mobile to check my progression or purchases?
No. The official stores stopped offering the game in May 2025, and reinstalling an old copy does not bring back the servers. After April 17, 2026, the application cannot provide a live account, progression or purchase check.
If you still have the app installed, opening it cannot extend the redemption deadline or recover an inaccessible COD Points balance. Your Activision account remains available through Activision’s account services, but that access is separate from the closed Warzone Mobile client.
What can I play instead?
Activision lists Call of Duty: Mobile and Call of Duty: Warzone on PC and console as alternatives. They are separate games, not confirmed destinations for Warzone Mobile data.
Choosing an alternative without losing existing progress
- Install and sign in to the alternative game using the Activision account you intend to keep.
- For a supported cross-progression title, confirm the platform appears under Linked Accounts before launching into a new profile.
- Expect the new game to have its own progression, content rules and purchase system unless Activision specifically states otherwise.
- Do not spend money expecting a former Warzone Mobile balance or item to reappear; no such transfer is promised.
Activision explained the shutdown by saying Warzone Mobile “unfortunately did not meet our expectations with mobile-first players like it has with PC and console audiences.” That is the publisher’s stated reason, not an independently verified performance measurement.
How should I troubleshoot an account that looks empty?
Use the account relationship as the decision point. An empty profile usually means the platform is connected to a different Activision account, not that the original progress was erased.
If you can sign in to the account you used before
- Open Linked Accounts and verify the platform provider and account identity.
- If the platform is present, launch the supported game with that same platform login.
- If the platform is absent, check whether it is attached to another Activision account before making any unlink request.
If you are considering an unlink request
- Write down which Activision account currently shows the platform.
- Confirm which account should contain the progress.
- Check whether the 12-month unlink interval, enforcement or security restrictions could prevent the change.
- Proceed only when you understand that a failed or mistaken unlink may leave the platform attached or unavailable for an extended period.
If the issue concerns Warzone Mobile specifically
There is no in-game repair path after the server shutdown. An Activision account can still be managed, but account management cannot recreate a playable Warzone Mobile profile or establish a transfer that Activision has not announced.
What should I do before contacting support?
Collect the email addresses or sign-in methods for every Activision profile you may have used, the exact platform provider account, and the date you last remember seeing the progress. Check Linked Accounts first. Explain whether the issue is a missing platform relationship, an unlink restriction or a closed Warzone Mobile account. Do not describe an old guest profile as an active Activision account, because the two have different recovery possibilities.
Bottom line
Warzone Mobile cannot be linked or played in 2026: its servers went offline on April 17, 2026, and the app had already left the official stores in May 2025. Remaining Warzone Mobile COD Points are inaccessible after the April 17 deadline, and Activision says refunds are unavailable for unused points and previously purchased content.
You can still manage an Activision account for other supported games. Use the profile that already holds your progress, link the intended provider through Linked Accounts, and avoid unlinking unless you have verified the original profile. Activision generally permits an individual platform account to be unlinked only once every 12 months, with enforcement and security restrictions also possible. No automatic route has been announced for moving Warzone Mobile progress or purchases to Call of Duty: Mobile or Warzone on PC and console.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create an Activision account after Warzone Mobile closed?
Yes, Activision accounts remain available for supported services and games. Creating one now does not recreate a former Warzone Mobile guest profile or make closed-game progress appear in another title.
Why does my console show a different Call of Duty profile after I sign in?
The console account may be linked to another Activision account. Check Linked Accounts on each Activision profile you used before changing anything, because progress follows the original Activision account rather than the console login alone.
Can two Steam or PlayStation accounts share one Activision account?
Activision allows only one linked account per provider on an Activision account. A second account from the same provider requires changing the existing relationship, subject to the unlink interval and any security or enforcement restrictions.
Are Warzone Mobile refunds still available for unused COD Points?
No. Activision says the redemption deadline was April 17, 2026 and that refunds are unavailable for unused points or previously purchased in-game content.
Will signing into Call of Duty: Mobile import my Warzone Mobile items?
The shutdown notice does not promise that import. Call of Duty: Mobile is listed as an alternative game, but its progression and inventory should be treated as separate unless Activision publishes a specific transfer rule.
Can I link a platform account from inside Warzone Mobile?
No. The game’s servers went offline on April 17, 2026, so its settings and account-linking flow are no longer available.
Can I reinstall Warzone Mobile from an old phone backup?
An old installation cannot reconnect to the closed servers or show live progression and purchases. The official mobile stores removed the game in May 2025.
What happens to a Warzone Mobile guest account?
Guest accounts used for Warzone Mobile are no longer accessible after shutdown. Activision has not stated a supported recovery or conversion path for those profiles.
Does linking my Activision account transfer COD Points?
No transfer is established for Warzone Mobile. In separate Warzone rules, COD Points are platform-bound even when eligible content is available across linked platforms.
How long must I wait after unlinking a platform account?
Activision generally limits an individual platform account to one unlink every 12 months. Enforcement or suspicious-activity checks can restrict or prevent the request.
Are Call of Duty: Mobile and Warzone on PC and console replacements for Warzone Mobile?
They are alternatives Activision lists, not confirmed destinations for Warzone Mobile progression, cosmetics or purchases. Start them with the correct Activision account but expect separate game data.
The Bottom Line
Warzone Mobile account linking is no longer available. The servers shut down on April 17, 2026, and no transfer of its progress, items or purchases to another Call of Duty game has been announced.
For other supported titles, use Activision’s Linked Accounts page and the original Activision profile that holds your progress. Unlink cautiously: the general limit is once every 12 months.