No review queue, listing publishes from the dashboard
List a PSN gift card
Codes sized to cover a subscription tier rather than an arbitrary amount.
Codes for storefronts a home-region wallet cannot open on its own.
One listing that carries a running supply instead of a single code.
Set up payouts Register on EB24 and save a payout method before your first publish. The selling guide lists what the dashboard checks first.
Confirm the region Match the region field to the storefront the code actually redeems on, not the currency symbol printed on the card art.
Write the listing Name the amount or subscription tier in the title, price it against comps, and set quantity when the same code repeats.
Hand over the code after the sale A purchase opens the order, and the code moves inside that flow because EB24 already holds the buyer payment.
Cash out Your balance updates once the buyer confirms the code redeemed, and withdrawal runs through the method already on file.
A PSN gift card tops up a wallet balance, so nothing about account ownership changes hands once the code redeems.
Buyers working the widest region list on the site land on Middle East, Southeast Asia and Latin America storefronts alongside the usual US and EU rows.
EB24 captures the buyer payment first, and the code changes hands inside that order instead of over a private chat.
PSN gift card sales land on the same EB24 balance as every other title a seller lists, so payouts never fragment by game.
A PSN gift card carries only one game-specific field, region, and it decides whether the code works at all. Everything past that runs through the shared item listing form, so title, price and quantity do the rest of the selling.
Compare live rows on the PlayStation gift card marketplace and the value calculator before locking a price, since asks that ignore regional comps sit unsold longer than they should.
Region comes first on a PlayStation gift card row, then the title carries the denomination, and price and quantity finish the comparison. Skip any of the three and buyers move to a listing that answers all of them at once.
Reprice a stale listing against current comps in the same region rather than the global average, since Middle East, Southeast Asia and Latin America rows carry their own demand curve on the gift card marketplace.
EB24 takes the buyer payment before a code changes hands, and the seller balance updates only after the buyer confirms the code redeemed on their wallet.
Fee and payout mechanics for every gift card title live in the selling guide and the platform FAQ.
Escrow removes the biggest risk in a private code trade, which is a buyer sending money for a code that never arrives. What remains on the seller is honesty about region and stock.
Sellers also moving PSN accounts can read the PlayStation account seller track, and Amazon gift card sellers can compare notes on the Amazon gift card seller track.
Yes. PlayStation gift cards list as marketplace items, the same track as any other gift card title on the site. There is no seller application to clear first. Create an account, save a payout method on the dashboard, then publish a listing with the code details filled in.
A PSN wallet only spends in the currency tied to the account country it belongs to. A code bought for the wrong storefront cannot be redeemed there at all, no matter the amount on it. The region field is the one detail that decides whether the code has any value to that buyer.
Forty three, spanning the usual US and EU markets alongside a wide Middle East cluster, a Southeast Asia cluster and several Latin America storefronts. Each region is its own filter on the listing form, so pick the one the code actually redeems against rather than the one printed on the packaging.
Check comparable listings in the same region before setting a number, since Middle East, Southeast Asia and Latin America rows do not share pricing with US or EU stock. The value calculator turns recent EB24 sales into a starting range, and the title should still state the amount plainly so buyers can compare it at a glance.
Yes, and it is a common listing shape. There is no separate subscription field, so state the tier the code covers directly in the title and back it with the matching price. Buyers renewing PS Plus search by tier first, and a clear title puts the listing in front of them faster.
Raise the quantity on one listing instead of publishing a new row for each code. Quantity was built for exactly this case, and it keeps a single listing current while the seller restocks behind it rather than juggling several near-identical rows.
No. A gift card tops up the wallet on an account the buyer already owns, and nothing about login access changes hands. Account sales run through a separate seller track entirely, so a gift card listing should never describe account credentials or login details.
EB24 holds the buyer payment from the moment of purchase. The code is delivered through the order, and once the buyer confirms it redeemed, the sale moves onto the seller balance. Withdrawal then runs through whichever payout method is already saved on the dashboard.
That is treated as a warranty case under the terms of service rather than a private argument. Keep proof that the region and amount matched what was listed, since a code that fails for reasons outside the seller listing is resolved differently than a genuine region mismatch.
Set the region to match the wallet it belongs to, name the amount or tier in the title, and let escrow carry the payment side.
List a PSN gift card
