You can also opt to top up your PlayStation wallet with your card.ĭon’t have a Credit/Prepaid card? Or does your card not work on the PSN? There are other options to buy games digitally, like topping up your wallet by PlayStation Network Digital Codes from reputable stores such as Datablitz, Toy Kingdom, or other local online/offline retailers.The PlayStation error code E-8210604A occurs when issues with a payment method. With this, you can buy games and other digital content, as well as get a PS Plus subscription.
Step 4: Success!Īfter following these instructions, your card should now be linked to your PSN account. If you use another address in the same country as your PSN account, it should also work, provided that the Postal Code is correct. Recently though, we found out that it also works for PSN SG accounts.
Back then, this only worked for PSN HK accounts. For example, a PlayStation Singapore account will need a Singapore address, while a PSN HK account will need an address from Hong Kong.įor reference, here are some addresses that you can use for PSN SG and HK accounts ( source):Įven if the address you use does not match your Credit or Prepaid Card’s actual billing, you should still be able to make purchases. You will be asked to input the address on your Card, but it requires an address that is located in the country where you set your PlayStation account. Step 3: Use an Address that matches your PlayStation Network Account Once there, just add your Card information, including cardholder name, number, expiration date, and security code. To add your Credit/Prepaid card, head over to the PlayStation Store on your console and go to Payment Methods which is found on the lowest part of the side menu. Step 2: Add your Card to to your Payment Methods Though your mileage may vary as we are unable to test every available local Debit Card. In our tests though, standard Debit Cards issued by banks do not seem to work for this method.
Of course, you’ll need to have enough cash in your Prepaid Card account to purchase. While we can’t guarantee that all cards will work, in our tests, we were able to use our Credit and Prepaid cards without any issues. You may also use a Prepaid Card issued by banks such as BPI Amore or even a physical PayMaya Card (virtual cards may also work), provided that your card can be used for online purchases. First up of course, you’ll need a Visa/Mastercard Credit Card issued in the Philippines.
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