How CodeKhasmk checks its codes — and what “Verified” means

On CodeKhasmk every code is a case, and Inspector Kashaf follows it until it reaches you. But before you trust a code, you have a right to know where it came from and what the labels next to it mean. This guide explains both, plainly.

Where do the codes come from?

We list only codes that come from the stores themselves or from the marketing networks we work with. We never make up a code, never guess one that “might work”, and never copy codes from other sites.

What we show with every code

• The code itself, letter for letter as the store gave it, because some stores treat capital and small letters differently.
• The discount and its terms as the store announced them: minimum and maximum, new customers, app only, excluded products.
• The countries it works in, so the code appears only on those countries’ pages.
• The end date, if the store set one. On that day the code leaves the list automatically.

What does the “Verified” badge mean?

The green “Verified” badge appears only after someone on our team has tried the code at the store’s checkout, or the network has confirmed on that same day that it works, and has recorded the date. That date is shown next to the badge as “Last checked”.

• The date is never set automatically, and it does not change when codes are imported or a page is updated.
• A code nobody has checked yet carries no badge and no date, even when it is live and has not expired.
• We show no “success rates”, ratings or claims like “100% guaranteed”, because we cannot prove them.

What “Verified” does not mean

The badge means the code worked on its “Last checked” date, not that it will work on every order after it. Only the store controls the code and its terms, and it can change them or stop the code at any time. So always read the terms before you pay, and check the discount shows in the total.

Live code or “Verified” code: what’s the difference?

A live code is a published code that has not reached its end date — that is what you find on store pages. A “Verified” code is a live code our team has tried and dated. Every verified code is live, but not every live code has been verified yet.

How you can help

If you tried a code and it did not work, tell us through our contact page with the store, the code, your country and what the checkout said. We read every report, and a code our team confirms has stopped leaves the list. For the common reasons codes get rejected, read Why doesn’t my code work?