Steam Gift Cards
A Steam Wallet code adds money to an account's wallet. It makes an easy gift: your friend redeems the code on their own account. The main rule is that the code's currency must match the wallet currency.
Which cards are available
In stock right now: CIS, Turkey, USA, Europe, Worldwide, UAE, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Kuwait, Mexico, Malaysia, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Qatar, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Uruguay, Vietnam, South Africa.
The list updates automatically. Amounts and prices are in the bot.
Code currency and wallet currency
Valve limits code activation to the wallet currency. A code in dollars won't work for a wallet in rubles or tenge, and the other way round. You can see your wallet currency on the "Account details" page in Steam.
If you don't need a gift and just want money in your own wallet, it's easier to top up Steam by login: no code, in rubles, tenge, hryvnias or dollars, for any amount from $0.15.
How to redeem a code
- Sign in to Steam in your browser or in the app.
- Open the page for redeeming a Steam Wallet code: store.steampowered.com/account/redeemwalletcode.
- Enter the code and confirm. The money shows up in your wallet right away.
Don't enter a Steam Wallet code in the "Activate a Product on Steam..." window: it's for game keys, and the code will give an error there.
FAQ
Can I redeem a code in a different currency?
Usually not: Steam limits activation to the wallet currency. Choose a code in the currency of the account you're giving it to.
What's the better gift: a code or a top-up by login?
A code is handy when you want to hand over a gift: your friend redeems it themselves. A top-up by login is handier when you just need to put money in the wallet, and the amount can be anything.
The code won't activate
Check your wallet currency and that you entered the code on the wallet code page, not the key page. If everything is right, write to support at @BenefitSupportBot with your order number.