Buy a Steam Wallet Gift Card for India
The India Steam Wallet listing carries 13 values in rupees, 130 to 5,000. Here is the ladder as it stands today, how the redemption works on Steam, and what Steam's own notes say about the currency a wallet code is credited in.
Steam Wallet credit for India is sold here as a code with a face value in rupees — 13 denominations, 130 through 5,000 — delivered to the order page and inbox once payment clears. Redeeming it puts balance in your Steam Wallet, which Steam describes as working like a gift certificate for games, software and other store purchases. Nothing is tied to a specific game until you spend it.
Face Values on This Page
The ladder as the listing shows it: 130 rupees at the bottom, 5,000 at the top, 13 steps between.
- 130 rupees
- 150 rupees
- 175 rupees
- 250 rupees
- 325 rupees
- 430 rupees
- 500 rupees
- 650 rupees
- 975 rupees
- 1,000 rupees
- 2,500 rupees
- 3,300 rupees
- 5,000 rupees
Thirteen steps from 130 to 5,000 rupees, with deliberately uneven values such as 175, 325, 430 and 975 filling the gaps between the round ones.
Availability is per value on this listing: 3 of the 13 are marked out of stock right now, leaving 10 that can be ordered. Read the status beside the value you want — a neighbouring step usually covers the same purchase.
Which Account This Is For
India is the only INR listing in this family, and the ladder shows it: 130, 175, 325, 430 and 975 rupees are not round numbers, they are the values that cover real purchases at Indian store prices. Three of the thirteen steps are out of stock today. Steam converts the redeemed value into your wallet's currency, regardless of where the code was bought.
What the Balance Pays For
The balance is store credit with one purpose: Steam purchases. Steam's own description is that gift cards and wallet codes work like gift certificates, redeemed on Steam for games, software and any other item sold there. Two details follow from Steam's documentation rather than from us: the code converts to the currency of your Steam Wallet when it is redeemed, no matter where it was bought, and your wallet balance is held in your account's own currency.
How to Redeem
- Sign in to the Steam account that should receive the balance — Steam requires you to be logged in to redeem a wallet code.
- Open the Redeem a Steam Gift Card or Wallet Code page in the Steam client or on the store site.
- Enter the code exactly as it was delivered and confirm.
- The value is credited to your Steam Wallet immediately and shows in your account's balance.
Delivery
Delivery is digital and automatic — the code lands on the order page and in your inbox minutes after payment clears, with no card in the post, denominated in rupees. Nothing is sent to Steam until you redeem it yourself, so the timing is entirely yours. If it does not behave as described, contact live chat with the order number.
Before You Buy
- You have to be signed in to a Steam account to redeem a wallet code.
- Steam states that a gift card or wallet code is converted to the currency of your Steam Wallet upon redemption, regardless of where it was purchased.
- The balance is wallet credit rather than a game key, so it applies to whatever is in the cart.
- This listing's customer note confirms the code can be safely stored and redeemed later.
- Nothing is sent to Steam until you redeem the code, so when to credit the balance is your decision.
Worth knowing before you buy: because Steam converts a wallet code into the currency of the account that redeems it, the figure on this page describes what is credited rather than a storefront you are locked to. What you are choosing here is the amount, and the amount is what the ladder above sets out.
Buy a Steam Wallet Gift Card for India
If the account you are buying for is priced as India, this listing matches it. GameGiftHub lists the 13-value ladder above and delivers the code after payment. Order the Steam Wallet gift card for India now, or compare it with the South Korea Steam Wallet gift card or the Kuwait Steam Wallet gift card if this is the wrong market.