PlayStation Store cards, paid with crypto
A PlayStation Store card adds funds to your account wallet, and wallet funds buy anything on the store: games, add-ons, PlayStation Plus, and in-game currency. Because it is wallet credit rather than a specific product, it is the most flexible way to spend on PlayStation — and it avoids putting a card on file.
PlayStation wallet codes are strictly region-locked: a US code only redeems on a US-region account. This trips up more buyers than any other platform, so check your account's country under Account Settings before you buy. Our cards are US codes. Once redeemed, the balance never expires and stacks with existing wallet funds.
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Questions about PlayStation
- How do I redeem a PlayStation Store code?
- On your console: Settings, then Users and Accounts, then Account, then Payment and Subscriptions, then Redeem Codes. Or redeem it in a browser at the PlayStation Store. The funds add to your wallet.
- Are PlayStation cards region-locked?
- Yes, strictly. A US code only works on a US-region PSN account. Confirm your account country before buying — a mismatched code cannot be redeemed and region cannot be changed with a balance on the wallet.
- Does wallet credit expire?
- No. Once a code is redeemed, the funds sit in your PSN wallet with no expiry and can be spent on anything in the store, including PlayStation Plus.
- Can I buy PlayStation Plus with this?
- Yes. Wallet funds from a Store card cover PlayStation Plus subscriptions as well as games and add-ons.