Game Points
Price
Platforms
Content
- Game Points 49
- Gift Card 420
Regions
ArgentinaArgentina 4
AustraliaAustralia 4
AustriaAustria 1
BelgiumBelgium 8
BrazilBrazil 9
CanadaCanada 15
ChileChile 1
ColombiaColombia 1
DenmarkDenmark 1
EuropeEurope 47
FranceFrance 12
GermanyGermany 12
GlobalGlobal 139
IndiaIndia 5
IrelandIreland 8
ItalyItaly 10
JapanJapan 6- Latin America 17
MexicoMexico 9
NetherlandsNetherlands 2
New ZealandNew Zealand 1- North America 2
NorwayNorway 1
PeruPeru 1
PhilippinesPhilippines 5
PolandPoland 10- RU/CIS 1
Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia 6
SpainSpain 9
SwedenSweden 1
SwitzerlandSwitzerland 4
ThailandThailand 1
TurkeyTurkey 5
United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 9
United KingdomUnited Kingdom 37
United StatesUnited States 65
United Kingdom
€0.99
Global
€11.99
Global
€101.99
Global
€9.99
Europe
€15.99
United Kingdom
€16.99
Europe
€15.99
Global
€40.99
United States
€11.99
Europe
€101.99
Global
€14.99
Global
€14.99
In-game currency is its own economy now. Skins, battle passes, vehicles and upgrades are bought with balances that sit inside the game rather than with money that sits in a bank, and topping that balance up is a purchase in its own right.
A top-up code does that without putting a card anywhere near the game. You buy the code, redeem it against the account, and the currency appears ready to spend. Nothing is stored, nothing renews, and the amount you loaded is the amount that can be spent.
What is a game points top-up?
It is prepaid credit for a specific game or a specific platform’s wallet. Some codes convert directly into a named currency inside one game. Others land as store credit that can then be spent on that currency, or on anything else the platform sells.
The distinction matters when you are buying for somebody else. A code tied to one game is only useful to a person who plays that game. Platform credit is more forgiving, because it can become almost anything on that store.
Where do you want the currency to land?
Start with the account the balance is meant for, because top-ups do not move between platforms once redeemed.
- PC game points for currency redeemed through PC accounts and launchers.
- Xbox game points for currency redeemed on a Microsoft account.
- PlayStation game points for currency redeemed on a PSN account.
- Roblox Robux for topping up a Roblox balance directly.
Why use a top-up code?
The game never sees a payment method
Useful for younger players and shared accounts, where the risk is not one purchase but the next fifty.
The amount is fixed in advance
You decide the ceiling at the point of purchase. There is no running total to monitor afterward.
It is a workable gift
Currency for a game somebody already plays is more reliably wanted than a new game they may never start.
How redeeming works
Sign in to the account that should receive the balance, find the redeem option in the platform’s store or on the game’s own redemption page, enter the code and confirm. The currency lands immediately in most cases, though a few games only show it the next time you launch them.
Redeem to the right account first time. Balances cannot be moved afterward, not even between accounts in the same house.
Check the region before buying
Most top-up codes only redeem on an account registered to the same region as the code, and a mismatch cannot be reversed after purchase. Every product title on this page states its region, so match it to the account rather than to where you happen to be.









