Codex Banked Reset
Content updated: Sep 15, 2026
Direct answer
A banked reset is an extra quota refill attached to your account, shown by the /status command as 'Banked reset: N available'. Official public documentation on banked resets is limited, so we report only what /status shows: how many you have and, when given, when they expire. Run /status in Codex to see whether you have one.
What we know — and what we don't
Banked resets appear in the /status output of some accounts with a count and sometimes an expiry. OpenAI's public documentation on how they are granted is limited; rather than guessing at rules, this page reports what is observable: your count and expiry come straight from your own /status output.
Checking your banked resets
Run /status in Codex and look for a 'Banked reset' line. Paste the output into the Quota Tracker and it will display your banked reset count and expiry alongside your 5-hour and weekly quota — parsed locally, never uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Codex banked reset?
An extra quota refill shown in /status as 'Banked reset: N available'. It represents additional reset capacity on your account.
How do I get a banked reset?
OpenAI has not published detailed public rules for how banked resets are granted. We will not speculate — check /status to see if your account has one.
Do banked resets expire?
Some accounts show an expiry time in /status. If yours lists one, the Quota Tracker displays it next to the count.