Shuffle Code Claimer guide: setup, features and troubleshooting

Start here#

Pick what you are setting up. Both need a plan, bought in the bot or in your panel; it activates by itself once the crypto payment confirms.

• Script ClaimerRuns in your browser on shuffle.com, with every tool in its panel. Your computer stays on while it claims.Desktop Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox, with Tampermonkey or Shuffle Helper
• Virtual ClaimerClaims on our servers around the clock. Nothing to install, and your computer can be off.A Shuffle account and a slot; nothing to install
• BothThe script for its tools, the Virtual Claimer for when your computer is off. Set up the script first: it connects the Virtual Claimer in one click.

Not sure? Compare the two.

Script Claimer, step by step#

Six steps. Tick each one off as you go; your ticks stay in this browser.

Rather not install Tampermonkey? On Chrome, Edge or Brave, Shuffle Helper, our own extension, replaces steps 2 to 4.

The pictures are from English versions of each browser. In another language the buttons have other names, in the same place.

1. 01

   Get a plan for your Shuffle username

   Done

   Open @ShuffleSubscriptionBot on Telegram, or your panel, and choose Script Claimer. Add your Shuffle username exactly as it appears on shuffle.com, pick a plan and pay in crypto. The plan activates by itself once the payment confirms.

   You can install the script first: until a plan is active, its bar shows a Subscribe button.

   

   It worked if your panel's Overview lists the username with its end date.

   Stuck?

   “This Shuffle username is already registered”: that username already has a plan with us. If it is yours, extend it from your panel's Overview; if it is not, message @Goofy021. Typed it wrong? Use Change Username on that account in your panel.

2. 02

   Install Tampermonkey

   Done

   A free extension that runs userscripts. Install it and confirm — that is the whole step.

   Open the Chrome Web Store

   

   Open Edge Add-ons

   

   Open the Chrome Web Store

   

   Open Firefox Add-ons

   

   It worked if the Tampermonkey icon, a dark square with two white circles, is in your toolbar. If you cannot see it, it is under the puzzle-piece icon: pin it there.

   Stuck?

   The store says you cannot add items in Incognito or Guest mode: open a normal window of your browser and try again.

3. 03

   Let Tampermonkey run scripts

   Done

   Chrome, Edge and Brave only run userscripts once you allow it. Type this address into the address bar and press Enter; it cannot be opened from a link:

   chrome://extensionsCopy

   edge://extensionsCopy

   brave://extensionsCopy

   Switch on Developer mode, top right of the page.

   

   Switch on Developer mode, at the bottom of the menu on the left.

   

   Switch on Developer mode, top right of the page.

   

   Then press Details under Tampermonkey. If the page has Allow User Scripts (Chrome 138 and newer, Brave, newer Edge), switch it on.

   

   It worked if Developer mode is on and, where your browser has it, so is Allow User Scripts.

   Stuck?

   No Allow User Scripts on the Details page? An older browser needs Developer mode only. Skipping this step is the usual reason the panel never appears on shuffle.com.

   Firefox needs nothing here. Go on to step 4.

4. 04

   Install the script

   Done

   Press the button. Tampermonkey opens a page called Userscript installation: check it says Shuffle Code Claimer, then press Install.

   Install the script Copy the link

   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ShuffleCodeClaimer/ShuffleCodeClaimer/refs/heads/main/Script.user.js

   It worked if Tampermonkey's Dashboard lists Shuffle Code Claimer, switched on.

   Stuck?

   A page of code opens instead of Tampermonkey's page: Tampermonkey is not installed or is switched off in this browser. Go back to step 2.

5. 05

   Open Shuffle and log in

   Done

   Go to shuffle.com, log in, then refresh once. The script's bar appears along the bottom of the page and connects by itself. Leave the tab open: it is now claiming for you.

   

   It worked if the bar shows your Shuffle username, and in the panel's Status tab, Connection status reads “Connected”.

   Stuck?

   No bar, or it says “No subscription”? The fixes are in Troubleshooting.

6. 06

   Choose your claim coin and alerts

   Done

   Open the panel's Claim settings tab. Pick the coin codes are claimed in, switch on Auto Vault if you want claims vaulted, and turn on the Telegram alerts you want. Rewards can be set to claim themselves in the same tab.

   Telegram alerts reach you once you have pressed Start (or sent /start) in @ShuffleSubscriptionBot.

   It worked if the bar shows the coin you picked.

Shuffle Helper: the script without Tampermonkey#

Shuffle Helper is Script Claimer packaged as its own browser extension, for Chrome, Edge and Brave on a computer. There is no Tampermonkey to install and no Allow User Scripts switch, but it does not update itself: each new version is a new download. You still need a plan, so do step 1 above first.

Virtual Claimer, step by step#

You do this once. After that it runs on its own and you never need to open it again.

1. 01

   Get a slot

   Done

   Buy a Virtual Claimer slot in the bot or in your panel. A slot is not tied to a username: you buy it, then connect whichever Shuffle account you want it to claim for. One slot covers one account.

   It worked if the slot is listed on your panel's Virtual Claimers page.

2. 02

   Connect your Shuffle account

   Done

   Pick one of three ways. Each takes a minute; email login keeps you signed in on shuffle.com.

   Way 1: one click from the script

   If you use the script, open its Virtual Claimer tab on shuffle.com while signed in to the account you want, and press Connect this account. That is the whole step.

   

   Connecting this way hands the claimer the session your browser holds, so shuffle.com signs this tab out once. That is normal: log back in and carry on. Way 2 avoids it.

   Way 2: your email and a code, on the website

   Log in to your panel with Telegram, open Virtual Claimers, choose Email login on the slot and enter your Shuffle email and password. Shuffle emails you a 6-digit code; type it in and the slot connects. We keep only the session, encrypted, never your password.

   

   This way creates a brand-new session of its own, so nothing of yours is spent and you stay signed in on shuffle.com. It is the easiest way if you use Shuffle on this computer.

   Way 3: paste a session token

   On a computer, open shuffle.com in another tab and make sure you are logged in. Open the browser's Console: Ctrl+Shift+J on Windows, Cmd+Option+J on a Mac (in Firefox, Ctrl+Shift+K or Cmd+Option+K). Paste the snippet below and press Enter: your token is copied. Paste it into the slot in your panel and press Connect.

   This snippet only reads the session your browser already holds and copies it to your clipboard. It sends nothing anywhere — you can read every line of it before running it.

   Shuffle gives each session a one-time token, so once we use yours, shuffle.com signs this browser out. That is normal: log back in and carry on. Your claimer is unaffected; it holds its own session now, and logging in again does not disturb it. If you would rather not be signed out at all, use Way 2.

   Show the snippet

   Copy snippet

   (() => {
     const root = localStorage.getItem('persist:root');
     if (!root) return console.log('%c Not signed in. Open shuffle.com, log in, then run this again. ', 'background:#fb7185;color:#111;font-weight:700;padding:2px');
   
     const pick = (slice) => {
       if (!slice) return null;
       let o = slice;
       if (typeof o === 'string') { try { o = JSON.parse(o); } catch (e) { return null; } }
       return o.refreshToken || (o.tokens && o.tokens.refreshToken) || null;
     };
   
     let token = null;
     try {
       const parsed = JSON.parse(root);
       token = pick(parsed.auth);
       if (!token) for (const k of Object.keys(parsed)) { token = pick(parsed[k]); if (token) break; }
     } catch (e) { /* fall through */ }
   
     if (!token) return console.log('%c No session token found. Log out of shuffle.com, log back in, then run this again. ', 'background:#fb7185;color:#111;font-weight:700;padding:2px');
   
     try { copy(token); console.log('%c Copied. Paste it into the Virtual Claimer panel. ', 'background:#8fd94a;color:#05140a;font-weight:700;padding:2px'); }
     catch (e) { console.log('%c Could not copy automatically. Select the line below and copy it. ', 'background:#f0ad3c;color:#140d02;font-weight:700;padding:2px'); }
     console.log('%c One-time token: shuffle.com will sign THIS browser out once the claimer uses it. Just log back in. ', 'background:#f0ad3c;color:#140d02;font-weight:700;padding:2px');
     console.log(token);
   })();

   The first time you paste into the Console, Chrome asks you to type allow pasting and press Enter. Do that once, then paste the snippet.

   It worked if the slot shows Connected and Claiming.

   Stuck?

   Each error the panel can show, and what to do about it, is in Troubleshooting.

3. 03

   Choose its claim coin and messages

   Done

   On your panel's Virtual Claimers page, pick the slot's claim coin, Auto Vault, its Telegram messages and which rewards it claims for you.

   It worked if each change shows Saved.

4. 04

   That is it — nothing to leave open

   Done

   The slot shows Connected and Claiming, and we claim on our own machines from then on. Nothing to install, nothing to keep running, and your computer can be off. You will get a Telegram message each time a code is claimed.

   Play

   It worked if a message from @ShuffleSubscriptionBot arrives on Telegram each time it claims.

You're ready#

Tick what applies to you. When every line you need is ticked, codes are claimed without you.

• Script Claimer: the bar shows your username, and Status reads “Connected”.
• Virtual Claimer: the slot shows Connected and Claiming.
• Your plan or slot is active: your panel's Overview shows its end date.
• You chose the coin codes are claimed in.
• You pressed Start (or sent /start) in @ShuffleSubscriptionBot, so alerts and claim messages can reach you.
• You joined a drop channel, t.me/shufflecodesdrops, to see every code as it drops.

The script panel, tab by tab#

The panel docks to the top or bottom of shuffle.com and groups its tabs. Here is what each one does; How it works shows them on a demo account.

Your panel, tab by tab#

Everything after purchase happens in one place. Log in with Telegram at shufflecodeclaimer.com/user — it works the same in a browser or inside the Telegram mini app.

• Overview — every subscription with its end date and an exact countdown, plus your active accounts.
• Script Claimer: the accounts on a script plan, one card each, with its claim coin, auto-refresh, Telegram alerts and Change Username.
• Virtual Claimers: connect or disconnect a Shuffle account, choose its claim coin, auto-vault, Telegram messages and which rewards it auto-claims, and see its claims and stats.
• Subscribe — pick type and plan, add usernames to the cart, and pay for them all at once.

Troubleshooting#

Find the message you see. Quoted messages are word for word what the script, the panel or the bot shows.

Script Claimer

Virtual Claimer

Your panel and Telegram

Keep it claiming

• Stop the browser sleeping background tabs, or the claimer sleeps with them.
• Leave shuffle.com in its own window rather than buried in thirty tabs.
• Turn on auto-refresh in the panel if your session tends to expire.

Questions people ask#

Before anything else: a word about gambling#

This is a tool built around a gambling platform, so let's be straight about gambling itself before anything else.

Gambling can become an addiction. It is designed to hold your attention, and for some people that turns into something they can no longer control. Bonus codes, reloads and drops can make it feel like you are playing for free — but the activity underneath is still gambling.

Our position is simple: this tool exists to save you from refreshing a Telegram channel at 3am. It does not make gambling profitable, and nothing here is financial advice. Only ever play with money you can afford to lose entirely.

Still have questions?#

If something here did not answer it, ask us — we would rather spend two minutes on a question than have you buy the wrong thing.

Who runs it: Shuffle Code Claimer is an independent project, not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Shuffle.com. Support is on Telegram at @Goofy021 and through @ShuffleSubscriptionBot.