ROB RUN B-Coins and the Season Pass

What are B-Coins in ROB RUN?

ROB RUN costs nothing to download on Steam, and its store page flags in-game purchases. B-Coins (B Coins) are where that money goes: a premium currency paid for with real money inside the game. Kefir (Kefir Games) spells out the limit in its support center. Whatever you buy with them is cosmetic; your stats, the balance and your progress stay exactly as they were.

Play does not pay out B-Coins. One player puts it plainly: almost everything in the season can be earned in-game, and the premium currency is the exception. As of November 11, 2026, we found no redeem code, promo code or code entry screen in any of Kefir’s official channels. A site promising free B-Coins has nothing official behind it, so skip it. Our ROB RUN codes page tracks whether that changes.

How do you buy B-Coins?

Purchases happen inside the game and are paid through Steam. A creator walkthrough shows the route:

1. Open the menu and choose Customization.
2. Go to the B-Coin section, where the bundles are listed.
3. Pick a bundle and press Buy.
4. Choose a saved payment method or add a new one, and confirm the order.

Two players report amounts they bought: one took 500 B-Coins, another topped up 1,100. A second creator ran into an “Unable to open Steam overlay” message while paying; once the overlay was enabled, an Authorize step appeared and the payment cleared. The same menu holds the outfits and vehicle looks you spend coins on, covered in our ROB RUN customization guide.

What is the season pass?

Players call it the season pass, battle pass or premium pass, and it comes in two versions: a free track and a paid premium one. Several players report buying the premium version. One player saw it priced at 799 B-Coins on November 7, 2026.

Paying is a starting point, not a finish line. Players report that after the purchase the remaining rewards still have to be claimed, bought or unlocked. One buyer found only three items ready straight away; everything after them needed crowns.

What are crowns and how do you earn them?

Crowns, also called Crown Coins, are the currency you spend along the pass. Every claim below comes from a single source, so read it as early notes rather than settled rules.

Point	What was said	Sources
Use	Unlock pass rewards after the first items	1 player
Item price	From 150 up (the player wrote coins)	1 player
What counts	Any crime, including breaking things and looting	1 player
Shootouts	Cops and other criminals both count	1 player
Selling	Loot need not be sold	1 player
Officer pace	135 crowns in about 20 hours	1 player
Criminal pace	950 crowns in less time	1 player

The two pace reports do not line up. Playing as an officer, one of them got to the Lieutenant rank after about 20 hours and had 135 crowns to show for it. The other player reached 950 in less time, with the pass screen reading 950/1250. We print both and do not pick one.

What do paid rewards include?

On the pass screen, one creator read out claimable customization for both characters and vehicles. The rest of what is known about specific rewards is thin:

Reward	Detail	Sources
Skins	Only on the paid version	1 player
A bag	Listed among pass rewards	2 creators
Yellow skin	Comes with a special bag	1 creator

The official line and the player view pull in different directions here. Kefir says B-Coins buy cosmetics and nothing else. Two players say most of the pass items that are not skins can also be found through normal play. Neither side names those items, so we leave the question open.

What if a B-Coin purchase goes missing?

Kefir’s support center gives a short order of checks. Relaunch first, then look in the in-game mail. Still nothing? Then write to support and attach the receipt. To get that receipt, open your Steam purchase history, pick the transaction and view or print it; Steam also emails a copy. Our ROB RUN account guide shows where your UID sits if support asks for it.

Some trouble shows up even when payment succeeds. After a 500 B-Coin purchase, one player saw the customization shop throw a “Something went wrong” error and spin on a white loading circle, and pressing RUN led to an endless loading screen.

Rollbacks are the bigger risk. In a November 9 post, Kefir said server crashes had rolled back player progress and that fixing the causes was a top priority. Two players describe what that meant for purchases: one lost a 1,100 B-Coin top-up, and the other lost every piece of clothing and gold item. Kefir has not said whether purchases lost this way will be restored.

Can you get a refund?

Through Steam, apparently not for now. One player asked Steam to refund the pass and posted the reply: refunds are not currently supported for in-game purchases in ROB RUN, and the request should go to the game’s publisher. That publisher is Kefir, and we have not seen a refund policy from it in the support center. For a purchase that never arrived, the official route above, with your receipt, is the one Kefir documents.

Do B-Coins and skins survive the wipe?

The weekly Federal Raid clears plots, bases, weapons and cash every seven days. The support center’s list of things that carry over puts cosmetics beside your name, settings, tutorial progress and jail time. A single player’s account matches: the wipe deletes everything on the server except skins. The carry-over list does not mention a B-Coin balance by name. A wipe is also not the same as a crash rollback, which is how the losses above happened. The full schedule is in our ROB RUN wipe guide.