Activision confirms 2XP tokens carry over to Modern Warfare 4

Activision confirmed that unused 2XP tokens from Black Ops 7 and Warzone will carry over into Modern Warfare 4, giving players a real head start on weapon leveling and account progression when the next Call of Duty lands.

For anyone who hoards double XP boosts, that is the kind of detail that changes how the end of a game cycle feels. 2XP tokens are one of the most valuable convenience items in Call of Duty because they speed up unlocks that can otherwise take dozens of matches, and they matter even more in a yearly release where the meta, weapon pool and grind all reset around a new title.

The confirmation also cuts through a long stretch of uncertainty around what would survive into the next game. One esports.gg result had already pointed to confusion over Carry Forward, and the same token transfer claim was echoed across esports.gg, Express, AOL, CharlieIntel, ModernWarzone and other community accounts. That quick spread shows how closely the Call of Duty audience watches transfer rules, especially when earned items are on the line.

The timing fits a broader pattern of Activision laying out Modern Warfare 4 and Black Ops 7 launch information in pieces. The official Call of Duty site has Black Ops 7 blog posts tied to preorder benefits and a multiplayer deep dive, both dated in 2025, and a Modern Warfare 4 blog entry on open beta dates dated July 2026. Separate support pages also exist for Black Ops 7 Battle Pass, progression and editions, as well as Modern Warfare 4 editions, which signals how carefully the publisher is documenting what belongs to each release.

For players, the practical move is straightforward: keep saving the tokens instead of burning them before the next game drops. Completionists preserve value, late adopters get a faster climb into attachments and unlocks, and launch-week players can turn a stockpiled boost into immediate progress the moment Modern Warfare 4 opens up.