PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDSHow to Get the Most Free BP in PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS
In PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS on PC and console the paid currency is G-Coin, and there is no stable way to stack it up for free. What does grow every week is your BP balance.
What is the fastest and most efficient way to get BP in PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS?
PUBG runs two separate currencies. BP is handed out at the end of every match and covers crates, coupons and part of the store catalogue. G-Coin is bought with real money and covers passes, event crates and premium items. Krafton hands out G-Coin occasionally through events and on the Survivor Pass premium track, and that promotional G-Coin usually carries an expiry date. That is why, for a player who does not pay, the genuinely usable resource is BP.
Every day
- Small but steady income every session
BP at the end of every match
Every completed match hands out BP based on how long you survive and how you performed in the round. It is not a large amount per match, so the right way to think about it is as a trickle: a couple of hours of play a week already leaves enough balance to keep dipping into the BP store. You do not need to win; staying inside the zone and avoiding early deaths usually pays better than picking fights straight off the drop.
Every week
- Up to around 23,000 BP per weekly cycle
Weekly supply missions
This is the most profitable BP route for anyone not paying. The game offers a batch of missions that award points, and those points unlock BP tiers up to a weekly cap of around 23,000. The cycle resets on Wednesdays, and each reward is claimed once a week. It is worth checking the list before you play: many missions complete themselves if you pick the right mode, and the ones asking for specific actions are settled in two or three targeted matches.
- Random cosmetics and scrap for crafting
Contraband coupons and BP crates
Contraband coupons come from progression itself and from the crates you buy with BP, and they open contraband crates without spending money. On top of that, opening a crate with a coupon leaves scrap just as if you had opened it with G-Coin, which lets a free player build up crafting material for specific pieces. The key is not to burn coupons carelessly: save them for the crates whose contents you actually want and stockpile scrap with a particular item in mind.
Events only
- Cosmetics, coupons and BP spread across the season
Free track of the Survivor Pass
Each season brings a Survivor Pass with two lanes. The free one gives no G-Coin, but it does hand out cosmetics, vouchers and BP as you level up through the pass's daily and weekly missions. The premium lane does return G-Coin (around 500 across the whole pass) and extra BP per level past a certain point, but it has to be bought first, so it does not count as a free method. Work the free lane and let it run through the whole season.
- Small amounts of G-Coin on occasional dates
Limited events and studio campaigns
The only realistic route to touching G-Coin without paying is the campaigns Krafton launches on notable dates: anniversaries, in-game festivals or collaborations. They usually set specific objectives over a few days and hand out modest amounts, often with an expiry. There are no permanent public codes giving away G-Coin, so be wary of any code list doing the rounds. The sensible move is to check the game's news section when a new season starts.
- One cosmetic bundle a month for as long as the subscription lasts
Monthly Prime Gaming rewards
PUBG keeps up a partnership with Prime Gaming: link your account and each month there is a bundle of cosmetic items available to claim. It hands out no G-Coin, and it depends on having an active Amazon Prime subscription, so it is only usable if you already have one for other reasons. Even so, for a player who does not spend in the store it is the most regular source of skins, and all it takes is claiming the bundle before the monthly window closes.
What does not work
No generator can add BP to your PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS account: the balance is handled on the game’s servers and there is no way to touch it from outside. If you arrived looking for one, we explain in detail how they work on the inside and why they always end the same way.
See why BP generators are a scam →Frequently asked questions
How do you get G-Coin without paying in PUBG?
There is no stable method. G-Coin is a purchase currency and only shows up free in occasional studio campaigns or on the Survivor Pass premium lane, which has to be bought first. That promotional G-Coin usually comes with a use-by date. If someone offers you G-Coin codes or generators, it is not a legitimate route and it puts your account at risk.
How much BP can you build up in a week playing a little?
Between the trickle from matches and the weekly supply missions cap, a consistent player can get close to the cycle's 23,000 BP limit. Short sessions spread across several days reach a good part of that cap, because many missions complete simply by playing the usual modes. The counter resets on Wednesdays, so leaving it all to the last day is not worth it.
What is the difference in currencies between PUBG on PC and PUBG Mobile?
They are different games with economies that do not talk to each other. The PC and console version uses BP and G-Coin, with its own store, crates and Survivor Pass. PUBG Mobile runs on a different currency system and different passes, and neither balance nor cosmetics transfer between them. Any guide that mixes the two economies will point you at methods that do not exist in your version.
Why does the G-Coin from events expire?
G-Coin handed out in campaigns is delivered as promotional balance, not as purchased balance, and the game assigns it a limited use window so it gets consumed within the season. G-Coin bought with money does not work that way. The practical upshot is that if you receive a bundle from an event, it is better to spend it soon on something you want than to hold it waiting for a future sale.
