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Guide · Progression

MW4 DMZ Operator rescue prices by Dog Tag rank

Budget for the Operator you can afford to recover.

In short

Reported base quotes run from 1,000 Cash at Steel I to 100,000 at Onyx III. Seventeen ranks have reported quotes; Steel II remains estimated. November 7 observations put Damascus II at 55,000, Onyx I at 75,000 and Onyx II at 85,000. Use your live rescue quote before paying, especially at higher Prestige.

  • 18 ranks: 17 reported quotes and one estimate, Steel II
  • November 7 reports: Damascus II 55,000; Onyx I 75,000; Onyx II 85,000
  • Recovery Discount I: reported 5% reduction
  • Prestige 3 tests do not settle Prestige 4 and beyond

Check the rescue bill before risking your strongest Operator. The table is a planning reference; the quote at the Operators station is the amount to confirm.

Reported base quotes

Cash before discounts. ~ marks the remaining estimate, Steel II. The earlier observations span October 21–31, 2026. A November 7 follow-up reports Damascus II at 55,000, Onyx I at 75,000 and Onyx II at 85,000, replacing the previous estimates for those three rows. These are community-reported quotes, not an official tariff or a guarantee of the amount your Operator will be charged.

Dog TagIIIIII
Steel1,000~3,0005,000
Bronze8,00010,00013,000
Silver15,00018,00022,000
Gold26,00030,00035,000
Damascus45,00055,00065,000
Onyx75,00085,000100,000

Discounts and Prestige limits

Recovery Discount I was reported to reduce quotes by 5%. An estimate stays an estimate after applying a discount.

Prestige 3 tests matched Steel I to Bronze I, Steel II to Bronze II and Silver I to Gold I prices. This supports a three-rank offset in those tests, not a universal formula for later Prestige levels.

Higher-Prestige quotes can exceed the base table. One reported Onyx III, Prestige 3 example showed 237,500 Cash with an insufficient-funds warning; the reported context included a 5% discount. This is a quoted amount, not a completed rescue payment or a formula for other Prestige levels. Check the amount on your own rescue screen before budgeting for recovery.

Operator rescue confirmation showing a 237500 Cash quote and insufficient funds
Read the quote before confirming recovery. This example shows 237,500 Cash and insufficient funds; it does not record a completed payment.

Choose the recovery you need

Keep rescue money separate from the equipment budget: recovering an Operator does not replace the lost loadout. Compare the MIA recovery steps, Dog Tag progression and Operator Prestige before dismissing a developed Operator.

Quick questions

Are all of these prices measured?

Steel II remains estimated at about 3,000 Cash. The other 17 ranks have community-reported quotes, including November 7 observations for Damascus II, Onyx I and Onyx II. These are not official fixed tariffs; confirm the quote shown for your Operator.

Which price should I use before a deployment?

Check your Operator, Prestige and active discount, then keep enough Cash for the quote currently shown in game.

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