Nintendo gift cards for South Korea

What a Nintendo card for South Korea is

A Nintendo card for South Korea is prepaid credit in KRW, issued for South Korea. Nintendo eShop funds go into a Nintendo Account and pay for digital games and add-ons from the eShop.

Nintendo treats eShop cards as country-specific: the card should match the country set on the Nintendo Account, and Nintendo's support says it won't swap a card for another country's version.

What a Nintendo card for South Korea can pay for

Availability of some items depends on the country, which here is South Korea. Have the account login ready, because the code goes into that account’s redeem screen.

• Digital games from the Nintendo eShop
• Downloadable content and add-ons
• A Nintendo Switch Online membership

How to redeem a Nintendo card in South Korea

You can add funds from the Nintendo Account website under Funds and Payment Methods.

Nintendo's own help page has the current details: Nintendo Americas Support: foreign eShop cards and country restrictions.

• On the console, open Nintendo eShop and pick the account to use.
• Choose Redeem Code and enter the 16-character code.
• Confirm, then check the funds shown in the eShop.

Choosing a Nintendo value for South Korea

You can pick from 5,000 KRW, 10,000 KRW, 30,000 KRW, and 50,000 KRW. There is no card between 10,000 and 30,000 KRW, so an amount in between takes two cards. At the top end, one card is worth 10 times the entry value. USD prices run from $2.90 for 5,000 KRW to $29.02 for 50,000 KRW. If you are not sure the account matches, the 5,000 KRW card is the cheapest way to test it first.

• 5,000 KRW: $2.90
• 10,000 KRW: $5.80
• 30,000 KRW: $17.41
• 50,000 KRW: $29.02

How South Korea compares with other Nintendo markets

South Korea is one of 25 Nintendo markets here. United States has the largest Nintendo range, with 9 values against 4 here. It is the only Nintendo market here priced in KRW.

More gaming brands in South Korea

If Nintendo is not what you need, Steam and PlayStation also have cards for South Korea. In all, 14 brands have cards for South Korea on PinGifts.

Before you buy

1. Confirm the Nintendo account country is South Korea.
2. Pick a value between 5,000 and 50,000 KRW.
3. Pay in crypto through NOWPayments. Your code is delivered right after the payment confirms, on your order page and by email.
4. Redeem the code yourself and don't share it with anyone who asks for it.

About Nintendo gift cards

A game code, membership and eShop amount differ

Nintendo's account-funding instructions describe adding money for digital purchases through the eShop or Nintendo Store. A code naming a game or a Nintendo Switch Online membership has a different result from an eShop cash amount. Establish which benefit is needed before comparing offers. A console model or game illustration does not establish the code type. For a planned game purchase, check the recipient's digital-store price and the actual monetary denomination, while keeping membership duration and downloadable content as separate specifications.