Call of Duty: Warzone is all about outlasting enemies and staying ahead of the shrinking gas zone to be the last one standing. To do that, having the right gear is crucial — and money plays a key role in securing it.
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With the return of Verdansk, cash is just as scarce as it was in the original version. Players who manage to gather large amounts early on will gain a significant advantage. With that in mind, here’s how to earn money fast and efficiently in Warzone.
How To Get Cash Fast In Call Of Duty: Warzone
The fastest and most efficient way to earn Cash in Call of Duty: Warzone is by completing as many passive contracts as possible, such as Recon, Supply Run, and Scavenger. These contracts are marked on the tac map with distinct icons and allow you to complete objectives with minimal enemy engagement, rewarding each team member — or solo player — with a significant amount of cash.
You can also find money through loot caches or floor loot. However, the amounts are typically smaller and require covering a much larger area of the map to match the rewards earned from contracts alone.
Pick a landing spot on the map that has one or more contracts nearby (Recon, Supply Run, or Scavenger). Grab a contract as soon as you land and complete it as quickly as possible. This will help you earn cash early in the match, setting you up for whatever strategy you plan to follow. If you’re playing with friends, consider spreading out your drop zones, so after finishing one, every player can focus on completing contracts to maximize your team’s earnings and efficiency.
Best Way To Spend Money In Call Of Duty: Warzone
The most effective way to spend money in Call of Duty: Warzone is by purchasing items at the Buy Station that boost your chances of survival in Verdansk. The Buy Station offers a variety of essential equipment, ranging from tools that provide valuable intel during matches to gear that helps you stay better equipped and improve your overall survivability.
Among the available items, the Loadout Drop Marker is a fan favorite — and for good reason. It allows players to access their Custom Loadouts, typically outfitted with meta attachments, giving them a significant edge in combat. Not only do these weapons offer superior performance, but players also benefit from using gear they’re already familiar with, unlike random weapons looted from the ground. The price of the Loadout Drop Marker varies by team size: it costs $6,000 in Solos and $10,000 for Duos, Trios, and Quads.
Other valuable items include the UAV ($6,000), Gas Mask ($3,000), Self-Revive Kit ($4,000), and — equally important — the Squadmate Redeploy ($4,000).
- The UAV is essential for identifying enemy locations during both the early and late stages of the match, helping you plan your strategy and avoid surprise encounters.
- The Gas Mask allows you to navigate through the gas without taking damage, giving you a tactical edge by using areas others may avoid.
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The Self-Revive Kit can be a smart investment, but its effectiveness depends on the situation — if you’re downed in the open and an enemy has you in their sights, you may not get the chance to use it and get back into the match.
- That’s where the Squadmate Redeploy comes in. It lets you bring back an eliminated teammate, giving your squad a numbers advantage and keeping a trusted ally in the fight — well, most of the time.
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March 10, 2020
- ESRB
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M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Suggestive Themes, Use of Drugs, Violence
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IW 8.0 & IW 9.0 (Warzone 2.0)