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List a Netflix Gift Card
A code you were given but will not add to your own Netflix plan.
A set of codes worth the same amount for the same country.
Codes for, say, Germany and Ireland on separate listings.
Create your account and payout details Join EB24 and choose how you want to withdraw. The how to sell page shows where to set it.
Study current prices Open the Netflix Gift Card listings in your euro country to learn what matching codes fetch at the moment.
Choose the euro country Select Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Ireland or Finland. The field is mandatory and should match the card.
Add the value, price and stock Begin the title with the euro value, write a short description, then set a price and the count of codes you can deliver.
Hand over the code and withdraw Paste the code into the order. The subscriber redeems it on the Netflix redeem page, confirms, and the escrow amount moves to your balance.
Because buyers filter by country, the ones who see your listing run a Netflix account where your euro code can be redeemed.
The subscriber pays EB24 when ordering. Your code goes out only after that payment sits in escrow.
Code, chat and confirmation are stored with the order, which gives support something concrete to review if redemption is questioned.
You select the country in the form and write the euro value in the title. Subscribers browsing the Netflix Gift Card offers look at both before opening a listing.
Open the Netflix item form when you are set. Selling full accounts instead? See the Netflix account seller page.
Subscribers know what the code adds to their plan, so they compare your price with that value and with other codes for their country.
Ten countries times several values means many listings to price and restock. The EB24 API reference lets your software do that work.
Generate keys in the integrations dashboard. For a large launch, give the team a heads up through EB24 contact.
The subscriber pays when ordering, and EB24 keeps the money until they confirm the code redeemed. It then becomes available for you to withdraw.
Fees and payouts are described in the EB24 FAQ, and each order is covered by the EB24 terms of service.
Yes, provided the code is unredeemed, in euros and obtained legitimately. After registering and saving payout details, the Netflix item form wants four inputs: euro country, a title opening with the amount, your price, and stock. Your offer appears for subscribers right after you save.
Euro cards for ten countries: Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Ireland and Finland. Cards in other currencies are not listed. Every listing names one of these countries, and the buyer filters by it before comparing prices.
At the start of the title, for example 15 EUR. The Netflix form has no value field, so the title alone tells subscribers how much the code carries. A clear value up front helps your listing stand out among the others on the page.
Yes, if they have the same country and value. Set the stock to the number of unredeemed codes you hold, and a subscriber may order several in one go. Codes with a different value or country need their own listing so the details stay accurate.
You paste the code into the order after payment. The subscriber signs in to Netflix in a browser, opens the redeem page and enters it, and the value is applied to their plan. Delivering inside the order keeps escrow active and gives support a record.
Right after checkout the money moves into escrow and waits there during delivery. A confirmed redemption by the subscriber releases it into your seller wallet, ready for a withdrawal to the payout option you set up in the dashboard.
The subscriber raises a dispute on the order, and the team reads through the messages and the code you posted. Rejections usually come from a code already redeemed or a country that does not match the account, so confirming both before listing avoids most disputes.
Line your price up against rival codes sharing your country and amount. Make sure the title starts with the euro value and that the country field is right. Listings without a visible value, or tagged with the wrong country, are often passed over by subscribers.
Match the country to your euro card, open the title with its value and send the code in the order once escrow has the payment.
List a Netflix Gift Card
