Buy a Steam Wallet Top-Up for Russia (RUB)
The Russia Steam Wallet top-up carries 6 values in rubles, 100 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.
This is the Russia Steam Wallet top-up: 6 values in rubles, 100 to 5,000, applied to the Steam account whose login you enter at checkout. Nothing is emailed for you to paste in, because the balance is credited on your behalf rather than handed over as a code — that is the one structural difference between this listing and the code pages in the same family.
Face Values on This Page
Every value on the page right now: 6 steps in rubles, starting at 100.
- 100 rubles
- 250 rubles
- 500 rubles
- 1,000 rubles
- 2,500 rubles
- 5,000 rubles
Six steps from 100 to 5,000 rubles, doubling through 250, 500, 1,000 and 2,500 before the 5,000 ruble top step.
If the amount falls between two steps, take the lower one and add a second card later, or the higher one if the next purchase is already planned. The balance is not tied to one game.
Which Account This Is For
Russia is sold as a top-up rather than a code: the checkout asks for your Steam login and the balance is applied to that account, so there is nothing for the buyer to paste in. This page's values are in rubles — 100 to 5,000, doubling as the ladder climbs. The applied balance is then held in whatever currency the Steam wallet uses.
What the Balance Pays For
Steam describes a gift card or wallet code as working "just like gift certificates": the balance can be redeemed on Steam for the purchase of games, software, and any other item you can purchase on Steam. It is wallet credit, not a game key, so it applies to whatever is in the cart today. Steam also notes that a code is converted to the currency of your Steam Wallet upon redemption, regardless of where it was purchased — which is why the value lands in your wallet's own currency rather than the one printed on the page you bought from.
How the Top-Up Is Applied
- Enter the Steam login of the account that should receive the balance at checkout.
- Complete the payment — no code is generated for you to paste in, because the balance is applied on your behalf.
- Our team applies the top-up to that account and the new balance appears in its Steam Wallet.
- If the login is wrong or the account is unreachable, live chat can check the order rather than leaving you to guess.
Delivery
This listing is applied rather than handed over: the balance in rubles is credited to the Steam account whose login you enter at checkout, so no code arrives for you to redeem. That is why the checkout asks for the Steam login — it is the destination of the top-up. If the login is wrong, message live chat with the order number before redeeming anything else.
Before You Buy
- The balance is applied to the Steam login you enter, so the login has to be right before the order is placed.
- 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.
- The top-up is applied to the Steam login entered at checkout, so that login has to be correct before the order is placed.
Because this listing is applied rather than handed over, the amount is the only thing you are choosing: the ladder above is the full set of values this page sells, and the Steam login you enter is the destination. If the account you are buying for is not the one whose market is listed here, a sibling listing is the better match.
Buy a Steam Wallet Top-Up for Russia
This is the Russia page of the family — the one to use when the account is for Russia. GameGiftHub lists the 6-value ladder above and delivers the top-up after payment. Order the Steam Wallet top-up for Russia now, or compare it with the Saudi Arabia Steam Wallet gift card or the Singapore Steam Wallet gift card if this is the wrong market.