Google Play

A genuine Google Play gift card for the South Korean store, issued in won. The code redeems into Google Play balance, which the Korean Play Store spends against for apps, games, in-game purchases, books and subscriptions, and it is delivered automatically once the payment is confirmed. Korean won is a high-value currency, so the steps on this page are large nominal figures, and South Korea is its own store region — the card belongs on an account whose country is set to South Korea.

Key Highlights

• Genuine South Korea Google Play gift card — issued in won for the South Korea store region.
• Code delivered automatically after payment confirmation, normally within minutes.
• Redeems into Google Play balance: Apps, games and in-app purchases on the Korean Play Store.
• No account password needed — you redeem the code yourself on Google's own page.
• Checkout takes international cards and the payment rails available for your country.
• Live chat support before and after purchase, with the order number as the reference.

What You Can Buy With South Korea Play Balance

• Apps and games on the South Korea Play Store, paid straight from the balance.
• In-app purchases — currency packs, extra levels, passes — bought through the store rather than with a foreign card.
• Subscriptions billed through the South Korea 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.
• A balance that outlasts one purchase: leftover credit stays on the account for the next one.

How to Redeem

How to Redeem

1. Sign in to the Google account that should receive the balance — the credit lands on that account, not on the phone.
2. On the web: open play.google.com/redeem, paste the code from your order page and select Redeem.
3. In the Play app: tap your profile picture, open Payments & subscriptions and choose Redeem code.
4. At checkout: start the purchase, open the payment-method list and pick Redeem code instead of a card.
5. Review the account shown for the balance, confirm it, and the credit is added immediately.
6. If the code is refused, stop and message live chat with the order number before trying it again — a region mismatch is the usual cause.

Which Region Is This Card For?

This is a region code for South Korea: it redeems on a Google account whose Play country is set to South Korea, and it loads balance in won. Google's own rule is that a Play gift card may only be redeemed and used in the country and currency it was bought for, and the account's country has to match — a mismatch is refused with a region error. The Korean store prices in won and runs in Korean, which is why the steps here are quoted in thousands of won: the same real-world credit that is a two-figure euro card in Europe is a five- or six-figure card in Korea. The won is a domestic currency, so a dollar, euro or yen card is a different store region and will not redeem on a Korean account — Google checks the account's country, not where you are standing.

Denominations On This Page

Eight steps are listed on this page, from 5,000 won up to 200,000 won. Denomination steps are face values of the card in won; the price you pay is the live amount shown in this page's own table, converted for your country at checkout.

Region & Compliance

Play gift cards and prepaid balance are not refundable or transferable unless the law in the country of issue says otherwise, and refund decisions sit with the retailer that issued the card. An account must meet its region's age requirement, and gift-card balance cannot be used as a family payment method. If you have moved country, note that changing your Play country does not carry redeemed balance across — it stays usable only in the country where it was redeemed. Keep the order number and the exact on-screen message if anything looks wrong, and message live chat before retrying a code.