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The Brazil PlayStation listing carries nine BRL values from 35 to 530, eight in stock. Here is what a real-denominated wallet pays for, which tier is out, and how to redeem.
The UAE PlayStation listing funds a UAE account with eleven dollar values from 10 to 200 USD, ten in stock. Here is why the tiers are not in dirhams and how to redeem.
The Japan PlayStation listing carries five yen values from 1,100 to 15,000, all in stock. Here is why the numbers look large, what a Japanese wallet buys, and how to redeem.
The Australia PlayStation listing carries three wallet values — 30, 50 and 100 AUD — all in stock. Here is why the range is deliberately small and how a code is redeemed on an Australian account.
The Canada PlayStation listing carries six wallet values from 25 to 250 CAD, all in stock. Here is what a Canadian wallet pays for, why the account must sit in Canada, and how to redeem.
The French PlayStation listing carries nine euro values from 10 EUR to 250 EUR, all in stock, for a France PSN wallet. Here is what a wallet covers, how the region lock behaves, and how to redeem.
The German PlayStation listing carries fourteen euro values from 10 EUR to 250 EUR for a Germany PSN wallet. Here is what the wider range covers, which tiers are out of stock, and how to redeem.
The UK PlayStation listing carries nine pound values from 10 GBP to 200 GBP, all in stock, for a United Kingdom PSN wallet. Here is what they cover, how the region lock behaves, and how to redeem.
The US PlayStation listing loads dollars into a United States PSN wallet, from a 1 USD tier up to 250 USD. Here is what that low end is for, which values are in stock, and how the region lock works.