PlayStation Network
Price
Gift Card Type
- Game Points 47
- Wallet Top-up 1541
Regions
ArgentinaArgentina 6
AustraliaAustralia 31
AustriaAustria 49
BahrainBahrain 77
BelgiumBelgium 44
BrazilBrazil 64
BulgariaBulgaria 17
CanadaCanada 41
ChileChile 6
ColombiaColombia 10
CroatiaCroatia 33
CyprusCyprus 2
Czech RepublicCzech Republic 58
DenmarkDenmark 21
EuropeEurope 17
FinlandFinland 31
FranceFrance 39
GermanyGermany 79
GlobalGlobal 2
GreeceGreece 21
Hong KongHong Kong 39
HungaryHungary 52
IndiaIndia 29
IndonesiaIndonesia 17
IrelandIreland 29
IsraelIsrael 3
ItalyItaly 70
JapanJapan 14
KuwaitKuwait 58- Latin America 3
LebanonLebanon 21
LuxembourgLuxembourg 8
MalaysiaMalaysia 20
MexicoMexico 27
NetherlandsNetherlands 47
New ZealandNew Zealand 25
NorwayNorway 34
OmanOman 49
PeruPeru 6
PolandPoland 42
PortugalPortugal 18
QatarQatar 40
RomaniaRomania 40
Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia 32
SingaporeSingapore 22
SlovakiaSlovakia 27
SloveniaSlovenia 1
South AfricaSouth Africa 20
South KoreaSouth Korea 9
SpainSpain 37
SwedenSweden 19
SwitzerlandSwitzerland 14
TaiwanTaiwan 3
ThailandThailand 3
TurkeyTurkey 10
United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 13
United KingdomUnited Kingdom 23
United StatesUnited States 43
United Kingdom
€0.99
United Kingdom
€28.99
Singapore
-10%
Singapore
-11%
Singapore
-8%
Singapore
-8%
Spain
-4%
PlayStation Network is the account layer behind every PlayStation console. It holds the wallet, the game library, the trophies and the subscriptions, and it is tied to one country from the moment it is created. Almost every purchasing decision on PlayStation traces back to that country setting.
This page collects everything we carry that redeems against a PSN account, whether that is wallet funds, a full game, an add-on or in-game currency.
What we stock for PlayStation Network
- PSN eGift Cards. Wallet top-ups in a range of denominations and regions. The most flexible option, since wallet funds cover anything the regional store sells.
- PSN Games. Full game codes that add the title directly to the account library.
- PSN DLCs. Add-on codes for expansions, passes and content packs tied to a game you already own.
- Fortnite PSN V-Bucks. Console-specific V-Bucks that redeem through the PlayStation store rather than through Epic.
Why the account country decides everything
A PSN account is registered to one country, and every code has to match it. A wallet top-up bought for one country will not apply to an account registered elsewhere, and the same is true of game and DLC codes.
The country cannot be changed after the account is made. Sony does not offer a region transfer, so the account region is a fixed constraint rather than a setting to adjust. If you are buying for somebody else, the region of their account is the first thing to confirm.
Wallet funds or a direct code?
Wallet funds keep the choice open
Top-up credit can go toward a game, an add-on, a subscription or in-game currency later. It suits a gift where the recipient should decide.
A game code commits to one title
Direct codes add a specific game to the library immediately. Useful when the title is already decided, and it removes any question of whether the balance covers the price.
Subscriptions renew, balances do not
PlayStation Plus and similar subscriptions bill on a cycle. Wallet funds cover renewals only while the balance lasts, so plan the amount around how long it needs to run.
Redeeming on PlayStation
Codes are entered from the PlayStation Store on the console, or from a browser signed in to the same account. Redemption applies to whichever account is signed in, and it cannot be reversed or moved afterwards.
On a console shared between family members, check the active user before entering a code. Funds and licences land on that profile’s account.
Before you buy
Match the region on the product title to the region of the account. This is the one detail that cannot be corrected after purchase, and it is stated on every listing on this page.









