What each card buys, which region it belongs to, and where your code arrives after you pay.
Almost every gift card only works on an account set to the same country as the card, and buying the wrong region is not covered.
Play balance for apps, games, in-app purchases and Play Store subscriptions — locked to the country your Google Play account is set to.
App Store credit for apps, games, iCloud+, Apple Music and Apple TV+ — usable only on an Apple Account set to the same country as the card.
Store credit for games, DLC and Market purchases on Steam — tied to the currency of your Steam account, which you cannot change freely.
Wallet top-up for games, add-ons and PlayStation Plus — the voucher region must match the region of your PSN account.
Microsoft account credit for games, add-ons and Game Pass — the card currency must match the country on your Microsoft account.
eShop funds for Switch games, DLC and Nintendo Switch Online — strictly locked to the country of your Nintendo Account.
Balance for one Amazon marketplace only — an amazon.com card does not work on amazon.co.uk, amazon.de or amazon.in.
Prepaid credit against a Netflix bill — only for accounts billed directly by Netflix in the same country as the card.
Prepaid Premium time for an account billed directly by Spotify, in the same country the card was issued for.
Robux or Roblox Credit for one account — cards are issued per country and the credit is held in that card's currency.
A game-payment wallet that works across many publishers — the PIN must match the country your Razer Gold wallet is set to.
Prepaid cards for VALORANT Points or League RP — locked to the Riot region your account was created in.
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