Full list of Warzone Verdansk bunker codes in May 2025
Verdansk bunkers are back in Warzone, offering the players some high-tier loot once unlocked. While some of these bunkers need Blue and Red access cards, the others need specific numeric codes.
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With a total of 12 hidden bunkers that are scattered across the map as of May 2025, here are the latest available codes for you to crack open the bunkers, gain the rewards, and dominate the battlefield.
All Warzone Verdansk bunker codes in May 2025
How to Open Every Bunker In Warzone (Verdansk 2025)
The Warzone Verdansk bunkers are scattered across the map. Each of these needs different methods/codes to unlock.
Bunker number
Code/Card
Bunkers location
0
Unknown code
Near the Array
1
04222021
Airport's Southwest
2
Blue Access Card
Near the Storage Town
3
30198805
Summit's East
4
Red Access Card
Near the Dam
5
Red Access Card
Near the Military Base
6
Red Access Card
Near the Quarry
7
Blue Access Card
Near the Stadium
8
Blue Access Card
TV Station's east
9
Red Access Card
Near the Prison
10
31547206
Near the Park
11
Easter Egg Quest
Near the Military Base
The keycard drop is random in the loot crates, while the codes are to be entered on the bunker keypads. Bunker 11, amidst all the other bunkers, is the trickiest.
It requires the players to solve the Russian phone puzzle.
Best strategies for looting bunkers
Remember, not all the bunkers are the same, and therefore, your speed is crucial, especially as they attract the squads faster. If you plan to go for the coded bunkers, make sure to memorize the digits beforehand. For the keycard bunkers, give priority to the high-loot areas like Military bases or Prisons to increase the drop chances.
Note:
The Quarry location of Bunker 6 is quite often overlooked.
So, do not skip it. Also, give priority to Bunker 7/8 for the UAVs or the cash for some mid-game advantages.
Bunker 11's quest is best attempted in the Plunder or with the squad. So, listen to the Russian number cues on the phone. Next, input the sequence at the bunker. The rewards here include the Specialist Perks, but the real price remains the uncontested loot inside. Also, while not all the
codes remain available as of now, the bunkers remain the top-tier loot spots.
Keep an eye out for updates as more combinations are discovered.
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