2024 was the year Twitch badge collecting truly took off. What used to be a small hobby suddenly turned into something much bigger – people were hunting limited-time badges, forming tracking groups, and building entire communities around the idea of “never missing a badge again”.

As interest kept growing, so did the need for reliable information. What used to feel like a scavenger hunt across scattered posts and sources slowly turned into something more organized. A few dedicated sources began to appear – places that pulled together details from multiple channels so collectors could finally find everything they needed without digging through the internet for hours.

By the end of the year, Twitch had released a total of 19 global badges, covering everything from major gaming events to charity campaigns and offline conventions. Many of them were tied to short-lived opportunities, which only fueled the excitement and made collecting even more competitive.

After missing a few early badges myself, I decided to build BadgeBase.co – a platform that tracks every known Twitch badge and global emote and automatically alerts users on X and Discord whenever a new badge appears. It started as a tool for myself, but it’s quickly become useful for other collectors as well.

Below is the complete breakdown of all global Twitch badges released in 2024.

Full list of Twitch badges 2024

1. Free Twitch Badges (9 Total)

These were available to everyone through events or activities (the key here was to know what to do and when to do it.):

2. Badges related to making payments (7 Total)

These badges rewarded users for supporting streamers or purchasing Twitch-related items, such as buying tickets to offline events, donating twitch subscriptions, or contributing to charity through Twitch:

3. Special Badges (3 Total)

These were the hardest to get and only available to a limited group of users:

If you’re into collecting, 2024 proved that Twitch badges are more than just small badges – they’re a way to be part of shared moments, global events, and a growing culture of collectors.

If badge collecting is something you care about, feel free to drop in – I’d be happy if BadgeBase helps not just me, but anyone who enjoys this growing hobby.