How to use the InZOI money cheat? Get rich quick in Early Access

Best way to get money

There are many ways through which you can earn money in InZOI, like doing jobs, loans, or even living a shady life of crime. But while doing some research, we have found some amazing ways to stack those Meows (the game’s adorable currency).

It won’t be difficult and anyone would be able to do this easily. This cheat will surely become your favourite. Let’s check out more details in this article.

wait, you can steal coins from the parking meter in #inZOI pic.twitter.com/u9Tjt8gRSW

— Mira 💋 (@Xmiramira) March 25, 2025

InZOI money cheat

Here are the steps to stack those Meows very easily:

• While in-game, look for the Psicat Guide, which is a small book icon with a question mark in the bottom right corner. Click it.
• The “Use Money Cheat” button is located on the left sidebar of the guide, between Customer Support and Emergency Rescue.
• When you press the button, 100,000 Meows will immediately flood your account.

That’s it; no codes, no problems. Press it as many times as you want—ten clicks and you’ll be a billionaire with 1,000,000 Meows! @cleosolfan’s posts on X describe the button as a game-changer, and they are correct. There are no karma fines currently (though Krafton hinted that this might change), so go ahead and live your Zoi’s best life. You might be able to do everything that you thought of with this much money.

There is also information that we might have some more cheat codes pretty soon. Krafton has revealed the roadmap for InZOI, which showcases that “a list of cheat codes” drops with Update 1 in May 2025. It would be pretty interesting to see what type of new cheats we might have in this game.

Also Read: The Witcher 4 & Intergalactic delayed: 2027 or later release window expected

That Viral Bug? Fixed Fast

Apparently, during the early access of InZOI, there was something that caught the attention of many fans and became quite a troublesome topic for the developers.

On the first day, players discovered that they could, in fact, run over children with cars, causing online havoc. According to Krafton, the March 28 hotfix (v20250328) fixed an “unintended bug.” “This doesn’t reflect our values,” a representative emphasized, promising tougher reviews in the future.

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