Earn a free $100 PSN gift card.

$100 in PSN wallet credit goes a long way on the PlayStation Store. At standard pricing, that is roughly 1.5 brand-new AAA releases at $70 each, or 3 to 4 AAA games during seasonal sales when major titles drop to $30. If you prefer subscriptions, $100 covers about 8 months of PlayStation Plus Premium ($17.99 per month at the time of writing) including the Game Catalog, Classics Catalog, Premium Classics, cloud streaming, and 100 GB extra cloud save storage.

DLC, season passes, in-game currency packs, and PSN avatars all redeem against the same balance. So do PS5 controller skins, Sony movie purchases on PlayStation Store (where available), and any ongoing Plus subscription renewal that hits during the credit's lifetime. The credit does not expire, and Sony does not let you transfer it between accounts after redemption. Pick the account you want it on at signup.

After your egg cracks and we approve the payout, we email you a 12-character PSN redemption code within 1 to 3 business days. You go to PSN account, Redeem Codes (or sign in at store.playstation.com, Redeem) and paste the code. The $100 lands in your wallet immediately. Sony shows the new balance under Account, Wallet. The code is single-use; once redeemed it is gone, and the wallet balance is what stays. We can resend the email once if you lose it, but cannot reissue a redeemed code.

PSN was the second reward we added, in March 2026, after Amazon. Console gamers were our second-largest signup segment, and most of them lived inside the PlayStation ecosystem rather than Steam or Xbox. The supplier path for PSN codes is more involved than Amazon. We hold a regional inventory and match codes to your account region at approval time. That means slightly more manual work on our end, and the same 1 to 3 day delivery window. PSN does not allow refunds on redeemed wallet credit, so we double-check the region match before sending.

The 1,000,000 HP target is the same regardless of which reward you pick. Most users earn their $100 PSN credit in 18 to 32 hours of activity over 2 to 4 weeks. Console-gaming-focused users tend to lean on offer completions in mobile gaming offers (which align with their existing habits) and survey-app testing of new titles, which can pay $5 to $20 per offer in our network.

Our 10 to 20 percent reject rate applies to PSN payouts the same as anywhere else. Common reject reasons specific to PSN: account region mismatch (you signed up with a US PSN ID, then asked for an EU code), or the same-account-different-IP signal that tripped our fraud filter. Region mismatch is the most preventable. Set your reward region at signup before you request payout.

PSN codes are region-locked to the country your PSN account was created in. A US-region code redeems only on a US PSN account. EU and UK codes are similarly walled. There are five PSN regions we currently support: US, UK, EU, Canada, and Asia. If your PSN account is in a region we do not support (most of South America, certain Middle East and Africa zones), we can offer Steam Wallet or PayPal Cash as alternatives at the same $100 face value.

Wallet credit is non-refundable once redeemed. Sony does not allow you to swap PSN balance for cash or transfer it to another account. Pick the right region before you redeem. Also note: if Sony bans or suspends your PSN account in the future, any credit on it goes with the account. We cannot recover funds from a Sony-side ban. This is true for retail-purchased PSN cards too, not just ours.

If you have multiple gaming platforms or play more PC than console, Steam Wallet credit might fit better: it has no regional locks and works across the entire Steam catalog. iTunes credit covers iOS gaming, Apple Arcade, and any Apple service. If you would rather just have flexible spending money, PayPal cash works as a balance transfer to your PayPal account, which you can then move to your bank or spend anywhere PayPal is accepted.