Buy PlayStation Gift Card Codes (PSN)

A PlayStation gift card, also called a PSN card, is a digital code that adds funds to the PlayStation Store wallet of a PSN account. The wallet pays for PS5 and PS4 games, add-ons, in-game currency such as V-Bucks, and PlayStation Plus. This page has cards for accounts registered in the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, the United States, Mexico, Bahrain and Turkey, and each card works on a PSN account of its own country. Once your order is complete, the code is delivered online under See Codes in My Orders, and you redeem it on your own account.

Which Accounts a PlayStation Gift Card Works On

Each card is issued for one country: the code’s country must match the registered country of the PSN account that redeems it, and the funds arrive in that country’s currency. UK cards add pounds sterling (GBP), Swiss cards Swiss francs (CHF), Czech cards koruna (CZK), Hungarian cards forint (HUF) and Romanian cards lei (RON). The cards for Germany, Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Slovakia and Spain add euros, each to accounts of its own country. US cards add US dollars, Bahrain cards are also in US dollars for accounts registered in Bahrain, and Turkey cards add Turkish lira (TL). An account’s country is fixed when it is created.

The account’s registered country decides which card to buy. Swiss accounts take CHF cards with a German, French or Italian interface alike, and a Belgian account with a French interface takes the Belgian card. Ireland has its own account country and vouchers. Moving, studying or travelling abroad leaves an account in its original country: if you moved to Spain with a British account, a UK card tops it up. For a gift, go by the recipient’s account country. Pick the country at the top of the page to see its cards; the notice under each option says which accounts they work on. Prices are shown in lira to members in Turkey and in euro elsewhere, while the wallet receives the card’s own currency.

Mexico Cards and the Peso Wallet

Mexico cards are denominated in US dollars and work on PSN accounts registered in Mexico. Mexico’s Store changed to Mexican pesos during maintenance on 18–20 August 2026. According to PlayStation’s currency guide, existing US-dollar gift cards remain valid and convert at the wallet rate of 1 USD = 20.5 MXN when redeemed: USD 10 gives MXN 205, USD 25 gives MXN 512.50, USD 50 gives MXN 1,025, USD 75 gives MXN 1,537.50 and USD 100 gives MXN 2,050.

What PSN Wallet Funds Buy

Wallet funds pay for games, add-ons, in-game currency such as V-Bucks, EA SPORTS FC Points and Call of Duty Points, and season passes in PlayStation Store, including eligible purchases during Store sales. You can also buy PlayStation Plus with wallet funds; some subscriptions may require a payment method on the account as well. Checkout uses wallet funds first, with another accepted payment method covering a shortfall, and unspent funds remain for later purchases.

An add-on for a disc game needs to match the country or region for which that disc is licensed. The balance is for digital content and services on the account; it cannot pay for consoles, accessories or merchandise. Added funds cannot be transferred between accounts, and PlayStation does not refund wallet top-ups.

How to Redeem a PSN Code on PS5, PS4 and the Web

The 12-digit code waits under See Codes in My Orders. On the PlayStation Store website, redeeming it takes three steps:

1. Sign in to PlayStation Store with the account that should receive the funds and open your profile.
2. Choose Redeem Code.
3. Enter the 12-digit code and select Continue.

On PS5, press triangle in the Store, then choose … (More) > Redeem Code. On PS4, Redeem Codes is at the bottom of the Store sidebar, and the PlayStation App has the option in its PS Store menu. Each code can be redeemed once, so share a gift code only with its intended recipient. PlayStation’s voucher redemption guide shows the same steps.

You can pay for the card with your GamerMarkt balance and top up a short balance from the basket. Under the Sales Agreement, delivered digital codes are not refunded; if you have trouble receiving or redeeming a code, contact support with your order number.