Acheter une carte cadeau PlayStation Plus en crypto

PlayStation Plus runs in three tiers and each one is a superset of the last. Essential is the tier that unlocks online multiplayer in paid PS5 and PS4 games, hands out a set of games every month that stay playable for as long as the membership runs, adds cloud saves and opens the members-only store discounts. Extra keeps all of that and adds the Game Catalog, several hundred PS5 and PS4 titles you download and play in full. Premium adds the Classics Catalog of PS1, PS2, PSP and PS3 titles, cloud streaming, and time-limited game trials of new releases.

These are membership codes, not wallet credit, so the amount you choose is the term: $79.99 buys twelve months of Essential, $134.99 twelve months of Extra, $159.99 twelve months of Premium at the US price. Redeem one while a membership is already running and the days are appended to the end of the current term rather than replacing it. Redeem a tier that differs from the one on the account and Sony converts the value proportionally — an Essential year dropped onto an Extra membership becomes a shorter run of Extra, not a downgrade.

Buying it here needs no PlayStation account, no card on file and no identity check: we take a delivery email, you pay in the coin you already hold, and the twelve-character code arrives in about eleven minutes. That is the practical appeal of a prepaid membership — it never attaches a payment method to the console, so nothing auto-renews behind a family PS5 and no bank card sits on a profile that other people in the house can reach.

One constraint decides whether this card is the right one, and it is worth checking before you pay. A PlayStation Network account carries a country that is chosen at sign-up and that Sony gives you no way to edit afterwards — there is no region switch in settings and support will not move a code between stores. This variant is the United States store. If the account you plan to redeem on was created anywhere else, buy that country instead.