What to do if PlayStation Gift Card is already redeemed

When trying to redeem your PlayStation Store Gift Card or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds on your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5, you may get an error message that says the following:  

  • “This code has already been used. Check what you entered and try again.” 

To see how you can potentially fix this redemption problem, you can take a look at this troubleshooting guide from Seeking Tech.  

1. To start off, we recommend checking your transaction history to see if the funds were already added to the digital wallet of your PlayStation Network account. In order to do so, you need to take the following steps: 

  • Open the PlayStation Store App on your PS4 or PS5 console. 
  • Select the three dots icon on the front page the PlayStation Store. 
  • In the small pop-up window, select Transaction History.  
  • Select the email account that you were using for PSN when you try to redeem your PlayStation Store Gift Card or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds. 
  • Next, you need to select the date range. 
  • You should now see a list of PlayStation Store transactions for your PlayStation Network account. The redemption for PlayStation Store Gift Cards or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds should be shown as Wallet Funding in this list. 

2. If you don’t see the transaction for your redemption, then the next step you can take is to sign out and then sign back into your PSN account. 

Afterwards, try to redeem the voucher code again on the PlayStation Store. 

3. There may also be an issue with the PlayStation Network servers that could be causing the voucher redemption issues. In order to check the current status of PSN, you can visit this link. You should make sure that all components of the servers are green. 

If there appears to be an issue, then we recommend waiting until Sony fixes the servers on their end before you try redeeming your gift card again. 

4. Of course, you should also make sure that you are entering the voucher code correctly.  

Both the PlayStation Store Gift Card and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds feature a 12-character code that contains a combination of letters and numbers. Make sure you aren’t confusing some letters for numbers and vice versa (such as mistaking the letter “O” with the number “0”). 

5. If you still can’t get your PS Gift Card to redeem at this point, then we recommend that you contact the seller or retailer where you bought it from.  

You can try asking them for another code or getting a refund. If they refuse to do both of these actions, then you can try contacting the company behind your credit card, debit card or any other payment method you used to purchase your gift card in order to inquire about getting a refund for your purchase.

Is PlayStation Plus Essential worth it? 

In 2022, PlayStation Plus was split into multiple tiers with Essential being the lowest one available. So, will you be getting your money’s worth with this subscription. You can find out in this Seeking Tech review article for PlayStation Plus Essential. 

Benefits 

By subscription to the Essential tier, you will get the following benefits: 

Online Multiplayer for Paid Games – This is the most controversial aspect of PlayStation Plus as it requires you to stay subscribed in order to play online multiplayer matches with other players. With that said, this rule only applies to paid games as free-to-play titles like Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone don’t need a subscription. It is also important to note that Nintendo and Microsoft also lock online multiplayer for paid games on their consoles as well.  

PlayStation Plus Collection – This is a catalog of some of the more prominent PlayStation 4 games such as Bloodborne, God of War and Monster Hunter World. There are currently 19 titles available in this compilation. In order to access it, you need a PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition system.  

Monthly Games Catalog – These are a handful of games that are given out on a monthly basis. Once you add these titles to your game library, you will be able to play them as long as you remain a member of PlayStation Plus Essential or a higher tier. 

Cloud Storage for Saved Data – This will give you the ability to upload save files from PS4 and PS5 games to the cloud storage. This is the only way to back up saves for PlayStation 5 games. For PlayStation 4 games, you can use back up saved data by using a USB storage device to go along with cloud uploads. 

Exclusive DLC Packs – These are free downloadable content packs that are only available to PS Plus members. The packs mostly include in-game currency and skins for specific games. 

Exclusive Discounts – PlayStation Plus subscribers will also get exclusive discounts on games and downloadable content on the PlayStation Store. 

Share Play – This is a feature that let you share a game on your PlayStation 5 with another player over the Internet via streaming. You can let the other player take control of your game or play a local multiplayer game with them. 

Game Help – This is a PS5 exclusive feature that give you video hints in supported games. The tips may include help with obtaining trophies or getting past a tough section. 

What we like about PlayStation Plus Essential 

The best features of the PlayStation Plus Essential is the monthly games catalog as you will get something notable more often than not. If you stay subscribed for a long time, then you are going to build up a solid library of games. 

The PlayStation Plus Collection is also a nice extra for those who either skipped out on these games on the PS4 or don’t have a PS4 console previously.

While we rarely take advantage of the Game Help, Share Play, exclusive discounts and exclusive DLC packs, these may benefit you as well.  

What we don’t like about PlayStation Plus Essential 

The main problem we have with PlayStation Plus Essential is that you will be locked out of online multiplayer matches for paid games if you don’t subscribe to it. Many other consumers have a major issue with this even though it has become common practice in the console gaming space.  

It is more egregious when you consider that free-to-play games on consoles don’t require a subscription. Not to mention that many of the same paid games can be played online without any fees on PC.  

Another major issue we have with this service is that cloud saves are locked behind it. Since there is currently no way you can back-up your saved data to a USB storage device, then this is the only method you can retain your save files if they get wiped from the local console storage. 

Keep in mind that Sony’s closest competitor, Microsoft, does not lock cloud saves to their Xbox Live Gold service. 

Should you get PlayStation Plus Essential? 

If you need to play online multiplayer matches for the games you bought on your PS4 or PS5, then you will need a PlayStation Plus Essential subscription. If you want to back up your save files for PS5 games, then you are also required to become a member. 

Thankfully, PlayStation Plus Essential does offer plenty of other benefits that makes the subscription worth its value even if you aren’t happy that it locks online multiplayer and cloud saves behind a pay wall. The monthly games catalog usually offers quality games while PS5 owners will gain access to some of the better titles that came out on the PS4 console via the PlayStation Plus Collection. 

The Game Help, Share Play, exclusive discounts and exclusive DLC features may also appeal to you as well. 

PlayStation Plus Essential or PlayStation Plus Extra? 

PlayStation Plus Extra comes with all the same benefits as PlayStation Plus Essential to go along with the Games Catalog, which contains hundreds of additional PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games.  

Since you only be paying a little bit more per month in order to gain instant access to a lot more titles, we recommend upgrading from Essential to Extra. 

PlayStation Plus Essential or PlayStation Plus Deluxe? 

PlayStation Plus Deluxe is exclusive to select region. With this tier, you will get the same benefits as Essential to go along with the Games Catalog of Extra. Deluxe also adds hundreds of classic games and remastered titles to go along with timed trials for PS4 and PS5 releases. 

If you enjoy playing games that came out before the PlayStation 4, then you might want to consider upgrading from Essential to Deluxe. With that said, we found that the current classic library to be lackluster; so, make sure you check the Classic Catalog list before making a decision. 

PlayStation Plus Essential or PlayStation Plus Premium? 

PlayStation Plus Premium offers the most games as it includes the monthly games and PlayStation Plus Collection from Essential, Games Catalog from Extra and Classics Catalog from Deluxe. With Premium, you will be able to stream PS3 and PS4 games on your console as well as other supported devices. 

It is important to note that streaming games usually have more input lag and less image quality when compared to being able to download and play titles natively on console.  

So, unless you have no other way to play PS3 games, then the most experience version of PS Plus may not be worth it over Essential or the other tiers. 

How to fix PlayStation Plus locked games on PS5

When trying to play a videogame that you acquired thru the PlayStation Plus service, you may notice that you aren’t able to open it on your PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition console. You may also see a small white-colored lock accompanying the yellow plus sign on the game’s icon.  

To see how you can potentially fix this issue, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech. 

1. The first step we recommend taking is to make sure that you are still subscribed to the correct PlayStation Plus tier. 

In order to play the monthly games, you will need to be an active member to Essential, Extra, Deluxe or Premium.  

If you added games to your library from the PlayStation Extra lineup, then you need to stay a member of the Extra tier or higher. The same rule also applies to the Deluxe and Premium lineups.  

In order to check your current PlayStation Plus status, you need to go to the PlayStation Store App. From there, select the three dots icon located at the top right side of the screen and then select Subscriptions from the pop-up menu.  

2. It is also important to note that the games from the Extra, Deluxe and Premium lineup have expiration dates even if you remain a subscriber. Once that date has passed, you will no longer be able to access them. 

These expired games should have a small white-colored lock accompanying the yellow plus sign on its logo. You should also no longer find them in the PlayStation Plus App once they are taken off of the service. 

To find out more about the differences between PlayStation Plus game licenses, you can check out this guide. 

3. If you are sure that you have the right subscription and that the PS Plus games haven’t been removed from the service, then the next step you can try is to restore your game licenses.  

In order to do so, head over to the Settings menu of your PS5. From there, you need to select Users and Accounts > Other > Restore License > Restore.

4. If you are using multiple PlayStation Network accounts on your console, then make sure you sign into the account that you used to acquire the PlayStation Plus games.  

Sony requires that you sign into your PSN account every 7 days due to DRM restrictions. If you don’t, then you will lose access to the PS Plus titles. 

5. If you are using your PSN account on multiple PS5 systems, then it may also be causing the locked PS5 games to appear. To potentially fix this problem, you can try making the current console your primary one.  

In order to do so, you need to open the Settings menu of your game system and then select Users and Accounts > Other > Console Sharing and Offline Play > Enable. 

6. Restoring the database may also help.  

To do so, you first need to open up the Safe Mode menu, which you can do first turning off the PS5 completely. Afterwards, press and hold the power button until you hear a second beep, which may take at least 7 seconds. 

In the Safe Mode, you first need to plug a controller to your PS5 via a USB cable and then press the PS button in order to gain control. 

From the main menu, you should then select Clear Cache and Rebuild Database > Rebuild Database. 

7. If you are still seeing the locked symbol next to the PlayStation Plus game, then we recommend contacting Sony to get additional help.

What to do if the PlayStation Gift Card voucher code isn’t valid

When trying to redeem the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds, you may end up getting an error message that states that the voucher code is not valid. You can check out this guide from Seeking Tech to see how you can potentially fix this issue. 

Before we start, it is important to note that some of the voucher codes requires an activation from the retailer or seller you bought the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds from. Otherwise, you won’t be able to redeem them for funds. 

If you have a physical card, then you should see the following message appear at the top at the back side: 

“No Value Until Activated at Register.” 

If you got the voucher code delivered digitally, then it may not have been activated by the seller before it was sent.  

1. For the first step, we recommend contacting the retailer or seller of the PlayStation Store Gift Card or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds as they may not have been activated the voucher code correctly.  

When contacting them, make sure you provide a receipt or proof of purchase. If you got a card from a local shop, then you can try taking the card and receipt/proof or purchase directly to it. For online stores, you can try contacting the retailer or seller through live chat, email and/or telephone.  

If you can’t get them to activate the voucher code, then you can try asking for a refund. If they refused to pay you back, then you can file a complaint to your local authority. 

2. If the retailer or seller says that the voucher has been activated on their end, then you can try contacting PlayStation. 

In order to do so, you can try taking the following steps: 

  • Go to the Contact Up page on the official PlayStation website.  
  • In the “What do you need help with?” section, you first need to select PS Store & Refunds. 
  • Afterwards, make sure to select Vouchers. 
  • From the “Need to contact us?” section, you need to select Live Chat option. 
  • During the chat with a customer service representative from PlayStation, make sure you explain your situation.  
  • You may be asked to provide proof of your purchase, which may include a receipt as well as the front and back side of the card. You may also want to provide contact information for the retailer or seller where you bought the PlayStation Store Gift Card or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds. 

What to do if you can’t read code from PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds

You can add more funds to the digital wallet of your PlayStation Network account by using PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds. If you have either of these products but can’t read the voucher code that is printed on them, then you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech. 

1. For the first step, we recommend checking the receipt that contain the order details for the PlayStation Store Gift Card and/or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds. Some retailers may have the code printed on a physical or digital receipt.  

2. You can also try contacting the retailer where you got your gift card from.  

For the voucher code of the PlayStation cards to work, the product must be activated by the retailer first. Therefore, they may be able to give you voucher code if the one that has been printed is unreadable. 

3. If you can’t find the code on the receipt and the retailer can’t help you with this issue, then you can try contacting Sony directly. 

Before doing so, you need to acquire the following evidence of the PlayStation Store Gift Card and/or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds purchase: 

  • Proof of purchase. 
  • Picture showing the front of the card. 
  • Picture showing the back of the card. 

Once you are ready, you will need to do the following: 

  • Go to the Contact Us page from the official PlayStation website by visiting this link.
  • In the “What do you need help with?” page, you need to select the PS Store & Refunds category. 
  • You then need to select the Vouchers sub category.  
  • In the “Need to contact us?” section, you then need to select the Live Chat option. 
  • When chatting with a customer service representative from PlayStation, you will need to describe when and where the PlayStation Store Gift Card and/or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds were purchased.  
  • They should also ask for proof of purchase as well as photos showing the front and back side of the card.  

4. If you can’t read just one or two of the digits in the code, then you can try guessing it. The voucher codes for PlayStation Store Gift Card and/or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds only use numbers and letters.

PS Plus monthly games vs. Extra/Deluxe/Premium games

By subscribing to PlayStation Plus, you will have full access to a library of PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games. There are two main categories as you can add monthly games through PlayStation Plus as well as games through PlayStation Plus Extra, PlayStation Plus Deluxe and PlayStation Plus Premium services. 

It can be a bit confusing as these categories have different rules when it comes to access and expiration. 

To find out what the differences are between the two types of PlayStation Plus games, you can take a look at this comparison article from Seeking Tech. 

PlayStation Plus monthly games vs. Extra/Deluxe/Premium games comparison chart  

You can take a look at our comparison table for PlayStation Plus monthly games and the PlayStation Plus Extra, Deluxe and Premium games below.

Monthly GamesExtra/Deluxe/Premium Games
Subscription Tiers PlayStation Plus Essential

PlayStation Plus Extra

PlayStation Plus Deluxe

PlayStation Plus Premium
PlayStation Plus Extra

PlayStation Plus Deluxe

PlayStation Plus Premium
When New Games are Added First Tuesdays of the monthMiddle of the month
When Can Games be Added to Game LibraryBefore the first Tuesdays of the next monthBefore the game expires
When Can You No Longer Play PlayStation Plus subscription expiresPlayStation Plus subscription expires

Game reaches expiration date

Subscription Tiers 

The PlayStation Plus monthly games are available on all tiers of the subscription service.  

You won’t be able to add Extra/Deluxe/Premium games to your library if you are only subscribed to the Essential Tier as you need to be a member of any of the three higher tiers. The Deluxe and Premium tiers also have exclusive titles, mainly emulated classic not available in the Extra tier. 

When New Games are Added 

New PlayStation Plus monthly games are refreshed monthly on the first Tuesday of the month.  

New Extra/Deluxe/Premium games are also added monthly at the middle of the month, which should either be the second or third Tuesdays.  

When Can Games be Added to Your Library 

For monthly games, you have add them to your library before the first Tuesday of the next month. Otherwise, you will have to pay for it. 

For the Extra/Deluxe/Premium games, you need to add these titles before the expiration date, which is different on a game-by-game basis. 

To see how you can find the expiration dates for PlayStation Plus Extra, Deluxe and Premium games, you can take a look at this tutorial.  

When Can You No Longer Play 

You won’t be able to play the PlayStation Plus monthly games you added to your library if you are no longer subscribed to the service. As long as you remain a member to the Essential, Extra, Deluxe or Premium tier, then you can play these titles if you managed to add them to your game library previously.  

For the Extra/Deluxe/Premium games, you must stay subscribed to the higher tiers. If you added a game from PlayStation Plus Extra, then you must maintain your membership of Extra, Deluxe or Premium. If you added a game from PlayStation Plus Deluxe or PlayStation Plus Premium, then you must maintain your subscriptions to Deluxe or Premium. 

The Extra/Deluxe/Premium games also come with expiration date. Once that date has passed, you will no longer be able to play these titles even if you remain a subscriber to the Extra, Deluxe or Premium tiers.

How to gift PlayStation Store credits and games

The PlayStation Store is the official shop for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition consoles. You can check out this guide to see how you can gift a friend or family member PlayStation Store credits and games. 

Can you gift PlayStation Store games? 

Unfortunately, there are currently no way to purchase a game from the PlayStation Store for someone else.  

While Sony previously allowed third-party retailers to sell voucher codes that can be used to redeem for digital games, the company has restricted these types of sales a few years back.  

So, if you want to give someone a game from the PlayStation Store, then you need to get creative. One of the ways you can do so is to give your friend or family member your payment info so that they can buy the game from the PlayStation Store. You can also sign into the PlayStation Network account of your gift recipient and then use your payment method to buy the game.  

If you don’t feel like exchanging sensitive information in order to gift digital games, then you can try gifting the other person PlayStation Store credits instead. 

How to gift PlayStation Store credits 

In order to gift PlayStation Store credits, you need to take the following steps: 

1. Before we start, it is important to note that there are two types of PlayStation Store funds that you can gift as you can choose between the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds. 

Aside from branding, these two are virtually identically as they will add credits to the digital wallet on the PlayStation Store. Afterwards, the friend or family member can then use the credits to purchase games, DLC, subscriptions and other digital products from the same store.  

2. Next, you need to determine whether or not you want to get a physical gift card or digital voucher code.  

A voucher code is more convenient. If you are buying online, then the code will be sent to you right away through email. It also makes it easier for the gift recipient to copy and paste the code to redeem on the official PlayStation Store website.

On the other hand, a physical card makes sense if you want to personally hand over the gift to your friend or family member.  

3. If you decide to gift a voucher code for a PlayStation Store Gift Card or PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds, then you can forward the email you received from the retailer, which should contain the voucher code, to the gift recipient.  

If you got a physical card instead, then you can simply hand the card over. If that is not possible, then you can simply copy the voucher located at the scratch off section at the back of the card and then either text the code or send a photo of the code.

4. Once the gift recipient received the voucher code, they need to redeem it in order to add credits to their PlayStation Store digital wallet or app.

How to refund PlayStation Plus 

PlayStation Plus will unlock online multiplayer for paid games on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition consoles. If you need to get a full or partial refund for this subscription, then you can take a look at this tutorial from Seeking Tech to see how you can properly do so. 

PlayStation Plus refund requirements 

In order to get a full or partial refund on PlayStation Plus, you need to request one within 14 days of purchasing your subscription. Otherwise, it is likely that PlayStation will reject your request.  

Of course, the refund policy may be different depending on your region. This guide is based on the U.S. region. 

How much can you get refunded from PlayStation Plus? 

The amount you can get refunded back from a PlayStation Plus service depends on how you have been using the service. The following activities should count as usages: 

  • Playing multiplayer games that require PlayStation Plus  
  • Adding any monthly games offered by the PlayStation Plus Essential tier to your game library  
  • Adding any games offered by the PlayStation Plus Extra, Deluxe and Premium tiers to your game library 
  • Playing any games through cloud streaming from PlayStation Plus Premium tier 
  • Buying a game, DLC or other digital product that have a discount tied to being a PlayStation Plus member 
  • Using the cloud storage of PlayStation Plus 

So, if you have been using PlayStation Plus for a few days, then it is likely that you are only getting a partial amount refunded. If you haven’t used the subscription you bought yet, then you may be able to get a full refund.  

Keep in mind that, if you bought PlayStation Plus directly from the PlayStation Store and the subscription service got a discount within 14 days after your purchase, then you should be able to get a refund. The amount should be the difference between the amount you originally paid, the discounted price and how you were using the subscription before it was discounted. 

If you bought PlayStation Plus from a third-party retailer but haven’t redeem the voucher code, then you need to contact the retailer instead of Sony if you want to get a refund for your purchase. 

How to request a refund for PlayStation Plus 

In order to request a refund for PlayStation Plus, you can take the following steps: 

1. To start off, you need to visit the official PlayStation Contact Us webpage.  

2. From there, you need to select PS Store & Refunds. 

3. You then need to select PlayStation Store Refunds. 

4. Afterwards, select the Live Chat option. 

5. The customer support representative should then walk you through the rest of the refund process. 

6. If you managed to get a partial or full refund, then PlayStation will try to credit funds back to your original payment method. If that is not possible, then the company will send the refunded amount to the digital wallet of your PlayStation Network account.

How to gift PlayStation Plus

PlayStation Plus is a subscription service. In addition to unlocking online gameplay for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, this membership will also give you full access to a select library of games. To see how you can gift PS Plus to a family or friend, you can take a look at this tutorial from Seeking Tech. 

PlayStation Plus tiers 

Before we start, it is important to note that there are four different PlayStation Plus tiers. 

PlayStation Plus Essential will give you access to a few games on a monthly basis to go along with online multiplayer. 

PlayStation Plus Extra comes with all the benefits of the Essential tier while also providing access to hundreds of additional PS4 and PS5 games. 

PlayStation Plus Premium includes all the benefits of the Essential and Extra tiers. It also features game trials, access to hundreds of classic games in addition to the ability to play over cloud streaming. 

PlayStation Plus Deluxe is only available in select regions. With this tier, you get all of the benefits of the Essential and Extra tiers. Aside from cloud streaming, you will also get the same benefits as the Premium tier.  

To learn more about these different PlayStation Plus plans that are currently available, you can check out this comparison article. 

Can you gift PlayStation Plus through the PlayStation Store? 

Unfortunately, there is currently no way that you can gift PlayStation Plus to someone directly by using the PlayStation Store. Instead, you need use a third-party retailer for gifting this subscription service.  

How to gift a physical PlayStation Plus card 

One of the ways you can gift someone a PS Plus subscription is by giving them a physical gift card.  

Sony is currently selling PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds at major retailers like Best Buy, GameStop, Target and Walmart. These cards should come with the voucher code and redemption instructions located at the back.  

We recommend using this method if you prefer using physical gifts instead of digital ones.  

How to gift a digital PlayStation Plus card 

If you don’t mind doing a digital gift, then you can purchase a voucher code through online retailers such as Amazon as well as the websites for the aforementioned Best Buy, GameStop, Target and Walmart. 

If you decide to use Amazon, for example, you can buy a PlayStation Store Gift Card and PlayStation Plus Wallet Fund voucher code. After the purchase, you should get an email that contains the voucher code with redemption instructions. You can then forward this email to the gift recipient.  

Both PlayStation Store Gift Card and PlayStation Plus Wallet Fund will add funds to the digital wallet of your family’s or friend’s PlayStation Network account. Once the funds have been redeemed, the gift receiver will be able to spend it on PlayStation Plus as well as other digital products (like games, DLC, microtransactions and other subscriptions) on the PlayStation Store.

What’s the difference between PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds?

If you are looking to add more funds to your PSN wallet, or gift the funds to another person, then you have two options when shopping at a third-party retailer: PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds. 

So, what are the main differences between these two currency cards? You can find out in this comparison guide from Seeking Tech. 

Quick Summary 

The only major difference between the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds is that they offer different denominations. 

The PlayStation Store Gift Cards are designed for general usage. Therefore, you can purchase them at $10, $25, $50, $75 or $100. 

The PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds are made for the new PlayStation Plus tiers as they should cover the subscription in addition to any applicable sales tax. Thus, you can get these funds at $30, $55, $70 and $110. 

When redeemed, both the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds will be added to the digital wallet of your PSN account. You can then be able to spend it on subscriptions, games, DLC and/or microtransactions.  

PlayStation Store Gift Cards vs. PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds comparison chart  

You can take a look at our comparison table for the PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds below. 

PlayStation Store Gift CardsPlayStation Plus Wallet Funds
Denominations $10 

$25 

$50 

$75 

$100 
$30 

$55 

$70 

$110 
Branding White color scheme with PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Store logosYellow color scheme with PlayStation Plus logo
Availability Physical cards

Digital voucher codes
Physical cards

Digital voucher codes
Redemption Options PlayStation Store App on console 

PlayStation App on smartphone 

PlayStation Store website 
PlayStation Store App on console 

PlayStation App on smartphone 

PlayStation Store website
PricingCheck price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)Check price on Amazon.(#CommissionsEarned)

Denominations 

The two cards offer different denominations.  

The PlayStation Store Gift Cards offer funds based on general purchases that you can make on the digital storefront of your PlayStation gaming console.  

On the other hand, the denominations of PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds are based on the fees of the different PlayStation Plus tiers with tax included. For instance, you should be able the $70 PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds should cover 1 year of PlayStation Plus Essential and sales tax in the U.S region. The $110 card should be able to over 1 year of PlayStation Plus Extra with sales tax. 

To learn more about the different PS Plus tiers that are available, you can take a look at this versus article.

You can find the currently available denominations for both types below: 

PlayStation Store Gift Card: 

  • $10 
  • $25 
  • $50 
  • $75 
  • $100 

PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds: 

  • $30 
  • $55 
  • $70 
  • $110 

Branding 

The PlayStation Store Gift Cards feature a white color scheme to go along with the PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Store logos. 

The PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds feature a yellow color scheme. These cards will only show the PlayStation Plus logo. 

Availability 

You can find the physical versions of PlayStation Store Gift Cards and PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds at major retailers.  

Alternatively, you can also buy these cards as digital voucher codes at major online retailers. The codes should then be sent to you shortly after you made your purchase. 

Redemption Options 

These cards are redeemed in the same way as you can use the following options: 

  • PlayStation Store App on your console 
  • PlayStation App on your smartphone 
  • PlayStation Store website 

After redemption, the amount of funds from your card will be added directly to the digital wallet of your PlayStation Network account. You can then use the funds to pay for PlayStation Plus, other subscriptions, digital games, downloadable content and/or microtransactions.