You can't catch every Pokémon unless you own Pokémon Scarlet and Violet with their corresponding DLC. Luckily, I have the Pokémon SV Indigo Disk trading codes to help you complete your Pokédex.
All The Indigo Disc Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trade codes
Trade codes for The Indigo Disk Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Exclusives
Below are the most popular trading codes for The Indigo Disk Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. This is your best option for completing the entire Pokédex, including versions exclusive to The Indigo Disc.
| Scarlet Exclusive | Violet Exclusive | Trade Code (Scarlet-Right, Violet-Left) |
|---|---|---|
| Alola Vulpix | Alolan Sandshrew | 0027-0037 |
| Cranids | Shield | 0408-0410 |
| Gouging Fire | Iron Rock | 1020-1022 |
| Raging Bolt | Iron Crown | 1021-1023 |
Trading codes for The Indigo Disk Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Evolutions
For the following table, these business codes include Indigo Disk Trade Evolutionswhich means that these Pokémon only evolve through trading.
| pokemon | Commercial Code |
|---|---|
| Alolan Graveler (Must not be holding items) | 0075-0075 |
| Rhydon (Must hold Protector) | 0112-0112 |
| Seadra (Must hold Dragon Scale) | 0117-0117 |
| Electabuzz (Must hold Electarizer) | 0125-0125 |
| Magmar (Must hold Magmarizer) | 0126-0126 |
| Porygon (Must keep Update) | 0137-0137 |
| Porygon2 (Must hold Dubious Disk) | 0233-0233 |
Related: All Legendary Pokémon Returning for Scarlet and Violet The Indigo Disk DLC
Trading codes for The Indigo Disk Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Starters (Gen I – Gen VIII)
The Starter Pokemon table is helpful if you don't want to go through the trouble of finding each one in the field.
| Pokémon Starter | Commercial Code | Pokémon Starter |
|---|---|---|
| Bulbasaur | 0001-0004 | Charmander |
| Bulbasaur | 0001-0009 | Squirtle |
| Charmander | 0004-0009 | Squirtle |
| Chicory | 0152-0155 | Cyndaquil |
| Chicory | 0152-0158 | Totodile |
| Cyndaquil | 0155-0158 | Totodile |
| Treecko | 0252-0255 | Torchic |
| Treecko | 0252-0258 | Mudkip |
| Torchic | 0255-0258 | Mudkip |
| Turtwig | 0387-0390 | This time |
| Turtwig | 0387-0393 | Piplup |
| This time | 0390-0393 | Piplup |
| Snivy | 0495-0498 | Tepig |
| Snivy | 0495-0501 | Oshawott |
| Tepig | 0498-0501 | Oshawott |
| Chespin | 0650-0653 | Fennekin |
| Chespin | 0650-0656 | Froakie |
| Fennkin | 0653-0656 | Froakie |
| Rowlett | 0722-0725 | Litten |
| Rowlett | 0722-0728 | poplar |
| Litten | 0725-0728 | poplar |
| Grookey | 0810-0813 | Scorbunny |
| Grookey | 0810-0816 | Sable |
| Scorbunny | 0813-0816 | Sable |
Trading codes for Gen IX Starters Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
Starters for Generation IX (Scarlet and Violet) have been adjusted to fit the entire Pokédex. Here are their new codes.
| Starter Pokemon | Starter Pokemon | Commercial Code |
|---|---|---|
| Sprigatite | Fuecoco | 0906-0909 |
| Sprigatite | Quaxly | 0906-0912 |
| Fuecoco | Quaxly | 0909-0912 |
Related: All club rewards in The Indigo Disc Pokemon Scarlet & Violet
Trading Codes for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Exclusives (Base Game)
The last table includes adjustments to the Pokémon Exclusive trade codes in the base version of the game.
| Scarlet Exclusive | Violet Exclusive | Trade Code (Scarlet-Right, Violet-Left) |
|---|---|---|
| Larvitar | Bagon | 0246-0371 |
| Drifloon | Misdreavus | 0425-0200 |
| stinky | Gulpin | 0424-0316 |
| A goddess | Sleepy | 0633-0885 |
| Clauncher | Skrelp | 0692-0690 |
| Orangutan | Pasimian | 0765-0766 |
| Stone journalist | Eisko | 0874-0875 |
| Armarouge | Ceruledge | 0936-0937 |
| A large tusk | Iron Steps | 0984-0990 |
| Shout Tail | Iron Pack | 0985-0991 |
| Brute Bonnet | Iron Hands | 0986-0992 |
| Flirting mane | Iron Jugulis | 0987-0993 |
| Slither Wing | Iron Moth | 0988-0994 |
| Sandy Shocks | Iron Thorns | 0989-0995 |
| Roaring Moon | Iron Valliant | 1005-1006 |
| Coraido | Miraidon | 1007-1008 |
How to use Trading codes in The Indigo Disc Pokémon Scarlet and Purple
To use trading codes in The Indigo Disk Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, you must have an internet connection and make sure you can connect to the Poké Portal. The Trade codes are what you put in the Link Code and define the number of the Pokémon based on their Pokédex number.
- Fire up Pokémon Scarlet or Violet (whichever you have), and load your save file.
- Once everything has loaded, press X to open the Main Menu.
- Make sure you are connected to the internet. In this case, I recommend using a LAN connection to prevent interruptions during the business process. Additionally, you can press the L button to connect to the internet.
- Choose Poké Portal in the Main Menu
- Select the Set Link Code option, and enter the trade codes above
- Choose Start Searching
What are the trading codes in The Indigo Disk Pokémon Scarlet and Violet?
Trading codes are essentially modernized versions of the GBA binding; only this time, these codes mean the Pokédex Number of the Pokemon (ie, Bulbasaur is 0001 on the Pokédex.) Unlike older trading methods in Pokémon games, you can now specify the Pokémon you want. For example, if you have a Bulbasaur and want to trade it for a Squirtle, the trade code you should use is 0001-0009.
Think of business codes like rooms; each code has a specific Pokemon that a player is looking for, in line with what they offer. However, you can sometimes run into people trying to trade the same Pokemon as you. If this happens, simply cancel the trade and enter the code again.
Be careful, like some players can be cheated with this method, and I recommend you always check the Pokemon you are trading against the Pokemon you will receive. I made this list using the information Austin John Plays provided on YouTube.
For more guides in The Indigo Disk Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, check out Best Teal Mask Trading Codes – Pokémon Scarlet & Violet in Professional Game Guides.
