Buy a Google Play Gift Card for Italy
Italy's Google Play gift card redeems in euro on the Italian store. Here is the ladder this listing carries, how to redeem the code, and the rules that decide whether an Italian account can use it.
An Italy Google Play gift card is store credit for the Italian Play Store, delivered as a code rather than a plastic card. The code loads Google Play balance in euro, which the account then spends on apps, games, in-app purchases, books and subscriptions — without ever putting a bank card on the account itself. Delivery is digital and automatic, so the code arrives on the order page and in your inbox minutes after payment. The one condition that matters more than anything else is that the card belongs to the Italian store: it is bought for euro and for accounts whose country is set to Italy.
Denominations on This Page
Two denominations are listed on this page, running from 50 euro to 100 euro. Each figure is the face value of the card in euro, so it is the amount that lands in the balance rather than a price — what you pay for it is the live figure in this page's own table. Two steps is a deliberately short ladder: this listing is built for people topping up a meaningful balance once rather than buying several small codes, and larger purchases are better served by one 100 euro card than two 50 euro cards.
- 50 euro
- 100 euro
Which Country This Card Is For
Italy is a euro store with an Italian-language storefront, which is exactly why euro alone is not enough to redeem. Other eurozone listings on this site — Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain — share the currency but not the store region: a card bought for Italy redeems on an Italian account, and a card bought for any other euro country is refused on it. Google checks the account's country at redemption, not the currency on the card, so the country setting is the thing to check before you pay.
What You Can Buy With a Play Balance
- Apps and games sold through the Italian Play Store, paid straight from the balance.
- In-app purchases — currency packs, passes and levels — bought through the store rather than with a foreign card.
- Subscriptions billed through the Italian Play Store, where Google's country terms allow balance to cover them.
- Books, films and TV shows in the countries where the Play Store sells them.
- Leftover credit that stays on the account for the next purchase instead of expiring.
How to Redeem
- Sign in to the Google account that should receive the balance.
- Open play.google.com/redeem, paste the code and select Redeem.
- In the Play app, tap your profile picture, open Payments & subscriptions and choose Redeem code.
- At checkout you can also open the payment-method list and pick Redeem code instead of a card.
- Confirm the account shown, and the credit is added immediately.
Delivery
The code is digital: it appears on your order page and in your inbox automatically once the payment is confirmed, normally within minutes. Nothing is shipped and there is no plastic card in the post — what arrives is a code for the Italian Play Store, in euro. If anything looks wrong with it, message live chat with the order number and the exact message on your screen, and we will check the order against it rather than asking you to guess.
Before You Buy
- The account's country has to be Italy — Google checks that when the code is entered.
- Gift-card balance cannot be used as a family payment method.
- Redeemed balance does not move if the account's Play country changes later.
- The code is normally a 16-digit combination of numbers and letters.
Buy a Google Play Gift Card for Italy
If your account's country is set to Italy, this is the card that matches it. GameGiftHub lists it here with the full ladder above, delivered as a code to your order page and inbox minutes after payment. Order the Italy Google Play gift card now, or compare it with the Japan Google Play gift card if you are buying for a different account.