Nintendo Switch

This is the Nintendo Switch Online Brazil listing: 2 membership plans sold as a prepaid download code covering 3 Month and 12 Month plans The code is issued automatically once the payment clears, and it is redeemed on your own Nintendo Account rather than applied by anyone here. Nintendo's own support pages say a download code can only be redeemed on a Nintendo eShop set to the same region as the game, which is why Brazil has its own page in this family, and this listing's note adds that the code can be safely stored and redeemed later.

Key Highlights

• 2 plans on this listing: 3 Month Nintendo Switch Online and 12 Month Nintendo Switch Online — copied from the page's own plan list rather than paraphrased.
• Delivery is automatic: the code appears on the order page and in the inbox once the payment is confirmed, and nobody releases it by hand.
• No Nintendo password is collected here — you sign in to your own Nintendo Account and redeem the code yourself on Nintendo's own redemption page or in the console eShop.
• Region matters: "A download code can only be redeemed on a Nintendo eShop set to the same region as the game." Nintendo's support pages add that "The Nintendo eShop will always match the country setting for your Nintendo Account", and that a code from another region simply will not work.
• The listing's own note says codes can be safely stored and redeemed later, so the code can wait on the order page until the account is ready.
• Checkout lists the payment methods available for your country, and live chat works from the order number before and after the code is entered.

What You Can Buy

• The plan list on this page: 3 Month Nintendo Switch Online and 12 Month Nintendo Switch Online — each is a Nintendo Switch Online membership code, and the live amount for every plan sits in the page's own table.
• What decides the price elsewhere: Nintendo notes that pricing for the membership "depends on its duration and the country where it is being used", which is why this market has its own plan set instead of a shared one.
• Extending an existing membership: Nintendo's own instructions say you can extend up to three years by purchasing your current plan again, so the same plan can be added on top.
• Nothing else is collected: no player ID, no console serial and no Nintendo password — the order carries the plan and the code is redeemed by you.

How to Redeem

How to Redeem

1. Sign in first: a Nintendo Account is required, and the Nintendo eShop must have been opened on the console at least once with that account before online redemption will work.
2. On the web: open ec.nintendo.com/redeem/#/ in a browser, sign in, enter the 16-digit download code and select Next, then re-enter your password and select Redeem.
3. On the console: open Nintendo eShop from the HOME menu, select Enter Code on the left, type the 16-character code and confirm with OK.
4. Which account: the membership attaches to the Nintendo Account that is signed in at that moment, so sign in on the account that should hold it.
5. If it is refused: check that the eShop country matches Brazil, since a code issued for another region will not redeem; a code that has already been used reports so, and an unactivated code has to be sorted out with the retailer. Message live chat with the order number rather than retrying.

Region & Compliance

Compliance for Brazil: this is the listing for Brazil, and the code is redeemed on a Nintendo Account whose eShop country is set to Brazil. "A download code can only be redeemed on a Nintendo eShop set to the same region as the game." Nintendo's support pages add that "The Nintendo eShop will always match the country setting for your Nintendo Account", and that a code from another region simply will not work. Our own note on this listing says the codes can be safely stored and redeemed later, so nothing has to be redeemed the moment it arrives. Keep the order number: live chat works from it if a code is refused, and Nintendo's guidance for an unactivated code is to go back to the retailer that supplied it. Compare the family's other pages if the account sits elsewhere — the plan sets differ by market.