Goes straight to the item form, no approval step
List a Google Play code
A code you were given but your own Play profile sits in another country, or you simply will not spend it.
A batch of identical codes, for example several 25 EUR cards for Germany.
Cards for markets such as Poland, Brazil, Japan or Turkiye kept in separate offers.
Open an account and add a payout Sign up on EB24 and store the withdrawal method you prefer. The seller walkthrough covers this for all products.
Study the current prices Browse the Google Play offers on sale now for your country and note how cards of your value are priced.
Pick the issuing country The region list covers the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Canada, Australia, Brazil, Turkiye and Japan. The field is required.
Write the value and enter stock Put the face value with its currency in the title, add a brief description, fix a price and type how many matching codes you own.
Hand over and cash out The buyer receives the code through the order. After they confirm it was accepted by Google Play, the held amount lands in your EB24 balance.
Shoppers pick their Play country before they browse, so visitors to your offer are mostly people whose profile accepts the card you hold.
Checkout happens on EB24 first. You paste the code after EB24 is already holding the buyer money.
Messages, the delivered code and the buyer confirmation stay attached to the order, giving support context if a redemption is questioned.
Country is picked in the form, while the value sits in your title. Visitors to the Google Play code listings scan both details first.
When the details are ready, use the Google Play sell form. If you also hold Apple codes, see the Apple Gift Card seller page.
Buyers know what the card is worth in their own currency. They weigh your ask against that figure and against other sellers with the same country and value.
Fourteen countries multiplied by several values soon means dozens of offers. With the EB24 seller API your own tooling can create and edit them.
API keys are generated in the integrations dashboard. Planning a large catalogue? Write to us via the contact page beforehand.
Payment is taken at checkout and kept by EB24 until the buyer reports the code was accepted. It is then credited to your balance and can be withdrawn.
Read about fees and payouts in the EB24 help centre. Every order follows the EB24 terms.
Yes, as long as nobody has redeemed it yet and it reached you through a legitimate channel. After signing up, save a payout method and launch the item form. Select the issuing country, put the face value at the start of the title, enter price and stock, then publish the offer.
The form lists the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Canada, Australia, Brazil, Turkiye and Japan. Each offer carries one of them. Google Play rejects codes from a country other than the payments profile, so the tag must match the card.
From your title. There is no separate value field for Google Play cards, so write the amount and currency at the start, for example 50 USD. Buyers compare that figure with your price, and a value that is easy to spot makes your offer simpler to choose.
Yes, when they share country and value. Enter the count of unredeemed codes as stock, and a buyer may purchase one or more at once. A card worth a different amount, or from another country, gets an offer of its own so the title stays accurate.
You paste it into the order after payment. The buyer then redeems it in the Play Store app or at play.google.com/redeem. Handing it over there keeps escrow in place and gives support a trail to review.
EB24 holds the payment from checkout until the buyer confirms Google Play accepted the code. It is then credited to your EB24 balance, ready to withdraw through your saved payout method.
The buyer opens a dispute from the order and support checks the history with both sides. Most refusals trace back to the wrong country or an already used code, two things worth checking before you list.
Look at sellers offering the same country and value and see where your price sits. Next, confirm your title opens with the value and your country tag matches the card. Shoppers tend to pass over offers that leave either detail vague.
Copy the country from the card, put the face value up front and paste the code once checkout clears.
List a Google Play code
