Dead by Daylight Cross-Progression: Project Currency and Switch DLC Exceptions

Use the wallet split, not a guessed one-size-fits-all merge

The FAQ describes which currencies are accumulated. For this planner, combine all of your non-Switch platform values into one row and use a separate Nintendo Switch row. The calculator performs only addition from those entries; it cannot verify the live account balance or sync outcome.

References: Behaviour Support: Dead by Daylight Cross-Progression FAQ

Read the Bloodpoint cap carefully

BHVR's FAQ says that if the accumulated Bloodpoint total exceeds 5,000,000, the player will not be able to earn Bloodpoints from Trials, Daily Challenges, and Archives. The FAQ does not say that the over-cap amount is deleted. Treat this as an earning-limit warning and verify the current total in-game.

1. Read the displayed Bloodpoint value on each intended platform before syncing.
2. Enter the non-Switch total as one number and the Switch total separately; do not enter the same account twice.
3. If the combined value exceeds 5,000,000, note the listed earning sources before starting further reward activities.
4. Confirm the post-sync balance in-game and compare it with the projection; contact BHVR support if the account result differs.

References: Behaviour Support: Dead by Daylight Cross-Progression FAQ

DLC transfer has a direction

BHVR's Switch FAQ says DLC can be shared from other platforms to Nintendo Switch, but not from Switch to other platforms. It separately says Nintendo eShop DLC cannot be shared outward. The safe check is to identify the purchase platform and the platform where you intend to launch, then verify ownership in that platform's store/account before relying on access.

References: Behaviour Support: Dead by Daylight Cross-Progression FAQ

Example calculation and verification

Illustration only: if a player enters 4,700,000 Bloodpoints on one non-Switch account and 400,000 on Switch, the projection is 5,100,000—above the published maximum. If the non-Switch Auric Cell entry is 325 and the Switch entry is 90, the planner keeps those as a 325 shared-wallet projection and a separate 90 Switch balance. These are arithmetic examples, not actual player test results.

1. Enter whole, non-negative values visible in your game clients.
2. Check the shared currency sums and separate Switch Auric Cell number.
3. Record DLC purchase platform and intended destination separately from wallet values.
4. After sync, verify balances, character/perk progress, items, offerings, and individual DLC access in-game; settings and achievements have different rules.

References: Behaviour Support: Dead by Daylight Cross-Progression FAQ

Community discussion is not an account audit

Steam Discussions show player-authored posts and are useful for comparing reported symptoms, not proving a purchase entitlement or current sync result. Behaviour announced its official forum closure for October 31, 2026 and named Discord, Steam Discussions, and the subreddit as its continued community channels. Use BHVR Support for account-specific issues and never post credentials or receipts.

References: Behaviour: Future of Dead by Daylight Forums · Dead by Daylight Steam Community Discussions

Before you play

• Enter each account total once and keep Switch values in the Switch row.
• Check whether the Bloodpoint projection exceeds 5,000,000.
• Keep non-Switch and Switch Auric Cells separate.
• Check DLC purchase platform versus destination; Switch eShop DLC does not share outward.
• Verify account-specific outcomes in-game or with BHVR Support; do not post personal account information.

Frequently asked questions

Sources & revision notes

Editorial revision: November 6, 2026; not a gameplay test date. The reference notes identify source limits and version differences.

1. Behaviour Support: Dead by Daylight Cross-Progression FAQ (Official)

   Primary source for the platform list, account-linking and sync restrictions, currency aggregation, Switch exceptions, latest-build recommendation, and the 5,000,000 Bloodpoint limit. FAQ published July 3, 2024; re-open it before making a live account change.

2. Behaviour: Future of Dead by Daylight Forums (Official)

   The developer announced closure of its official forum at the end of October 2026 and a move toward its Discord, Steam Discussions, and subreddit. As of this review, the old forum is not recommended as a live discussion destination.

3. Dead by Daylight Steam Community Discussions (Community)

   Active Steam-hosted player discussions observed November 6, 2026. Posts are user-generated and can be anecdotal, platform-specific, or outdated; they are not BHVR support responses or verified GamerWin findings.