When trying to purchase PlayStation Plus from a third-party merchant, you may have run into a product called PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds. So, what is this product? You can find out in this article from Seeking Tech.
To put it simply, PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds will add funds to your wallet for your PlayStation Network account. You can then use these funds to purchase digital games, add-ons, subscriptions and other content on the PlayStation Store.
PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds is the same as the regular PlayStation Gift Cards since you are able to redeem these vouchers in the same places in order to add funds.
However, PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds offers a slightly different branding. Not to mention that the denominations are different as well since you will be able to buy these codes in increments of $30, $55, $70 or $110.
While these increments may seem strange at first, they are the amount you can use to purchase a PlayStation Plus subscription plus any applicable tax.
If you purchase a $30 PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds card, then it will cover three months’ worth of PlayStation Plus Essential.
The $55 card should cover three months’ worth of PlayStation Plus Extra (which is currently priced at $39.99) and potentially three months of PlayStation Plus Premium ($49.99).
The $70 PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds denomination should cover the yearly payment of PlayStation Plus Essential.
Last but not least, the $110 card is designed for those who want a 1-year PlayStation Plus Extra membership.
For the uninformed, you can find the pricing structure of all the PlayStation Plus tiers in the U.S. region below:
PlayStation Plus Essential:
- Monthly: $9.99
- Quarterly: $24.99
- Yearly: $59.99
PlayStation Plus Extra:
- Monthly: $14.99
- Quarterly: $34.99
- Yearly: $99.99
PlayStation Plus Premium:
- Monthly: $17.99
- Quarterly: $49.99
- Yearly: $119.99
As you can see above, you will get a discount if you don’t mind paying a large sum upfront for the yearly option instead of the monthly or quarterly option.
To find out more about the differences between these three PS+ tiers, you can check out this versus guide. To learn more about how the PlayStation Plus Wallet Funds compares to the regular PlayStation Gift Cards, you can look at this post.
If you are interested in purchasing the wallet funds, then you can find them on Amazon with this link. (#CommissionsEarned).