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List a Steam Gift Card
Codes issued for one Steam wallet currency, sold to buyers whose wallet uses that same currency.
Common values for the United States, Europe or the United Kingdom, bought by players funding a new release or a seasonal sale.
A steady source of codes for one or several regions, sold by quantity on a single listing.
Set up your seller account Sign up on EB24 and save a payout method in the dashboard so your listing can go live. The seller guide explains each step.
Choose the wallet region The currency a code was issued for decides who can use it. A wallet in euros may refuse a code issued for Polish zloty, so pick the region before anything else.
State the value in title and price This listing has no denomination field, so buyers read the wallet value from your title and price. If you hold several codes for one region, set a quantity so buyers can order more than one.
Send the code through the order Each sale opens an order with the payment already held by EB24. Your part is to deliver the code inside that order.
Cash out after confirmation The payout reaches your EB24 balance once the buyer confirms the code added funds. Withdraw it with your saved payout method.
A buyer with a wallet in Brazilian reais does not scroll through US codes hoping one works. EB24 sorts Steam Gift Cards by region, so a Brazil code is shown to buyers who can redeem it rather than buried in a general feed.
Steam sets store prices per region, and the same game can cost less in Turkiye, India or Brazil than in the United States or Europe. Buyers with wallets in those currencies look for matching codes, which keeps interest steady for sellers stocking them.
The buyer pays EB24 when they order your listing. You deliver the code in the order, and confirmation releases the payment to your EB24 balance, so neither side has to trust a stranger first.
One spare code or stock across several regions, every sale pays into the same EB24 balance and payout method. The quantity field means repeat stock never needs the same listing published twice.
Wallet region and value shape almost every Steam Gift Card listing on EB24. No shared value list exists, so a code is priced by what you enter in the item listing form and how that compares with other offers on the Steam Gift Cards marketplace.
Regions such as Turkiye, India and Brazil draw buyers whose local Steam prices differ from the United States or Europe, while the busier regions bring more volume. Price each of the 10 Steam wallet regions on its own terms instead of using one number everywhere.
Buyers filter by region first and then read the title and price for the wallet value. A listing missing either one is left out of the comparison, however valid the code is.
Demand moves at a different pace in each region. Codes for Canada or Australia may sell on a different rhythm than United States codes, so sellers who watch the Steam Gift Cards marketplace and adjust older listings sell sooner. The seller guide covers each field of the form.
EB24 collects the buyer payment before you send any code, and it reaches your balance only after the buyer confirms the funds landed in their Steam wallet. That order of events is what lets two strangers trade a code.
Commission rates and payout timing are listed in the seller guide and the EB24 FAQ, which are kept up to date separately. Every code sale follows the terms of service, which also decide any region dispute.
A private code trade depends on two strangers trusting each other. EB24 takes care of the payment side by holding the buyer money first, and the rest is up to the seller.
Buyers reviewing a listing can read the details on buying Steam Gift Cards. If you also hold other gift card stock, see selling Amazon Gift Cards with the same EB24 balance.
Yes. Steam Gift Cards are listed as items, so there is no application. Create a seller profile, save a payout method, and publish a listing with the region, wallet value and quantity filled in. The item listing form is available from your dashboard once payout details are in place.
Yes, it is the key field. A Steam wallet uses one currency, and a regional code is issued for one currency too. If the two do not match, Steam can refuse the code. Global listings are for codes the seller confirms redeem on any wallet currency, so only use Global when that is true.
Steam Gift Card listings have no preset values to choose from. Write the wallet value clearly in the title and set a price that matches it. Buyers comparing several offers for one region read titles first, so a vague title is easy to skip.
The United States, Europe and the United Kingdom have more listings and more buyers at any time. Regions such as Turkiye, India and Brazil attract buyers whose wallets use those currencies and who follow local store prices, so demand exists at both ends.
Redeemed funds pay for games and DLC in the Steam store, in-game purchases in titles that use the Steam wallet, and items on the Steam Community Market. Because the balance is not tied to one game, buyers range from sale shoppers to Market traders.
Yes. If you hold several codes for the same region and value, list them under one quantity instead of separate listings. Your stock stays in one place, and a buyer can order more than one code in a single purchase.
The buyer never pays you directly. EB24 takes the payment at checkout, holds it while you deliver the code in the order, and moves it to your EB24 balance once the buyer confirms the funds arrived. You then withdraw with the payout method saved on your account.
EB24 handles the dispute under the terms of service, so you do not settle it with the buyer on your own. Choosing the correct region at listing time prevents most cases, because a currency mismatch is a frequent reason a Steam Wallet code fails.
Often the title does not show the wallet value, or the price sits above similar listings for the same region. Compare your offer with matching region and value pairs on the marketplace, and update the listing if it stays unsold for a week or two.
Gift card sellers skip the review queue. Choose the wallet region, put the value in the title, and search shows the listing to buyers who can redeem it.
List a Steam Gift Card
