How to use Advance Serverโs Bug Hunter Program to get free diamonds in Free Fire

Garena Free Fireโs OB49 update is now being tested on its Advance Server. This special testing server lets players try out new features before they are released worldwide. It also gives players the chance to earn free diamonds by helping Garena find bugs. Hereโs how to join the OB49 Advance Server, access the gameโs new content early, and claim diamond rewards through the Bug Hunter Program.
Free Fire diamond hack in Garena Advance Server
Many players look for โdiamond hacks,โ but the only safe way to get free diamonds is through Garenaโs official programโan Advance Server used for testing will offer a bug hunting program that will reward you with diamonds.
Garenaโs Bug Hunter Program pays out up to 100 diamonds if youโre the first to report a new bug. To do this:
Step 1: Play on the Advance Server and look for glitches or problems.
Step 2: Report the bug on the Advance Server site.
Step 3: Input your details like your UID, phone model, and clear screenshots or videos.
If your report is accepted and the first of its kind, Garena will send diamonds to your main Free Fire account after the server period ends. Avoid third-party APKs or so-called โdiamond hacks,โ as they can steal your data or get your account banned.
How to download the Advance Server
Once an Advance Server is available, hereโs how to download it:
Register:
- Visit the official site (which will be announced if one is available)
- Log in with your Free Fire-linked Facebook or Google account.
- Fill in your details and submit the form.
- Wait for an email or in-game message with your activation code.
Download & install:
- Go back to the site and click Download APK to get the Advance Server file (about 700 MB โ 1 GB).
- Allow โInstall from unknown sourcesโ in your settings.
- Install the APK and open it.
Test & report:
- Explore all the new features, maps, and characters.
- Look out for bugs and report them to earn free diamonds.
After the server closes, Garena reviews bug reports and credits diamonds to players who helped find problems.