A €50 Spanish PlayStation card pays $38.07 today (€50 is $56.00 at today's EUR rate). Pick the value above, submit the code, and after a check of 24 to 72 hours on business days the amount is in your balance. Withdraw it free in crypto from $5.
We buy PlayStation cards from USA, Poland, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Australia, Belgium, Netherlands and Hong Kong. This page is about cards from Spain: 8 card values from €5 to €100, in EUR, as e-codes or physical cards. For everything that is the same in every region, see the PlayStation card guide.
What every Spanish PlayStation value pays
| Card value | In US dollars | Rate | You get |
|---|---|---|---|
| €5 | $5.60 | 68% | $3.80 |
| €10 | $11.20 | 68% | $7.61 |
| €15 | $16.80 | 66% | $11.08 |
| €20 | $22.40 | 68% | $15.23 |
| €50 | $56.00 | 68% | $38.07 |
| €60 | $67.20 | 68% | $45.69 |
| €80 | $89.60 | 68% | $60.92 |
| €100 | $112.00 | 68% | $76.15 |
How Spanish cards compare
Spanish PlayStation cards pay up to 68%, the second best of the 12 PlayStation regions we buy. US cards pay most, up to 71%. Every region has its own rate. A card can't be moved to a better region, so always sell it as the region it is.
Is your card a Spanish card?
A PlayStation Store card only works with accounts from the region it was sold for: a UK card tops up UK accounts, a US card US accounts. That's why the region matters for the payout. Check the region on the back of the card or in the email you got the code with, and pick the same one above.
We also buy PlayStation cards in EUR from Germany, France, Italy, Belgium and Netherlands, so the currency alone doesn't tell you the region. Look for the country on the card, the receipt or the code email. If you pick the wrong region the code is rejected, which costs nothing, but you have to submit it again.
Getting paid in crypto
A cleared card is credited to your balance in US dollars. From there you withdraw in the coin you like, on the network your wallet supports. Payouts are free and start at $5; the coin pages explain address formats and networks.
How to sell a Spanish PlayStation card
- 1Check what it paysThe calculator at the top is set to Spain. Pick the card's value; the amount shown is what lands in your balance.
- 2Create your accountEmail and password, then confirm the email. The card you picked is already filled in when you come back.
- 3Submit the codePaste one code or several at once, or upload photos of a physical card. The rate is locked the moment you submit.
- 4Wait for the checkUsually 24 to 72 hours on business days. You see the status in your orders the whole time.
- 5Withdraw in cryptoChoose the coin and network, enter your address, done.
Spanish PlayStation card questions
How much is a €50 Spanish PlayStation card worth?
It pays $38.07 today, a rate of 68%. The amount is locked when you submit the code and goes to your balance once the card clears.
Which Spanish PlayStation card values can I sell?
€5, €10, €15, €20, €50, €60, €80 and €100. Pick the value printed on the card or in the code email.
Is a Spanish card paid out in EUR?
No, your balance is in US dollars. The EUR value is converted at the rate of the day you submit, and the amount is locked from then on. You then withdraw it in USDT, Bitcoin or another coin.
My PlayStation card is from another country. Can I still sell it here?
Yes, if we buy that region: USA, Poland, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Australia, Belgium, Netherlands and Hong Kong. Pick the card's own region in the calculator, since a mismatch is the most common reason a code is rejected.
How long until I'm paid?
We check every code with the issuer, which usually takes 24 to 72 hours on business days. Once the card is credited you can withdraw, and payouts go out in the same window.
Can I sell several cards at once?
Yes. Paste several codes into one order. New accounts can sell up to $250 a day; the limit grows with every card that clears.
What happens if my code is rejected?
Nothing is credited and nothing is charged. You see the reason in your order, for example a code that was already used or a card from another region.
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