The Veiled Aurora camo is one of the easiest cosmetics to unlock in Black Ops 7, but it doesn’t come from matches, challenges, or mastery grinds.
Activision moved it outside the gameplay loop by requiring you to confirm the email address associated with your Call of Duty account.
When Season 1 arrives on December 4, it rolls out a refreshed verification setup designed to protect accounts better and crack down on login sharing and cheaters.
As part of that update, anyone who completes (or has already completed) email verification will receive a bundle of rewards directly inside BO7 and Warzone, including the Veiled Aurora universal weapon camo and a stack of Double XP Tokens.
When Does the Email Verification Promo Start Working?
When Season 1 goes live, players can open the official verification link or access their Activision account page to complete the process.
Trying the link before December 4 only shows an error because the promotion isn’t active yet, but you can still prepare by checking your account details ahead of time.
The actual verification steps are simple: sign in to the Activision website with the same account used in BO7, visit your profile settings, and check the email displayed in the Basic Info section.
If it’s outdated or inaccessible, update it first; the confirmation message will only be sent to that email. After saving the correct address, request a verification email.
Once the message arrives, open it and click the link inside while you’re logged in to that same inbox. When the page confirms the action, your email status is officially verified.
How Do You Claim the Veiled Aurora Camo and XP Rewards?
As soon as your email is verified and Season 1 is active, launching Black Ops 7 triggers an automatic reward drop.
The game will show a notification that new items have been added to your account, and those items include:
- five 1-hour Level XP Tokens
- five 1-hour Weapon XP Tokens
- five 1-hour Battle Pass XP Tokens
- Veiled Aurora universal camo
All of these are tied directly to your Activision ID, so you don’t redeem a code — the system delivers them automatically once verification is recognized.
If nothing appears, the issue is almost always one of two things: either the wrong Activision account is signed in, or the verification wasn’t completed correctly.
Restarting the game after verifying usually fixes it, but if the account email was already verified long before this promo, you don’t need to redo any steps — the rewards will still be granted once Season 1 rolls out.
Community discussions also confirm that players with long-verified emails should automatically qualify without redoing anything.
Some users even reported random Double XP tokens appearing early without knowing why, which lines up with Activision quietly preparing accounts ahead of the full rollout.
Still, the camo itself is only guaranteed to appear once Season 1 officially launches. If rewards don’t show immediately, you may simply need to wait for the update window.
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