Support for wholesale PSN card orders

Sign in to your PSN:B2B account, choose the correct regional catalog, add the required cards to the cart, and complete checkout from your funded balance. The order moves to delivery after payment status and inventory availability are confirmed.

PSN:B2B supports cryptocurrency settlement for B2B buyers, including USDT on supported networks and, when shown on the invoice, BTC, ETH, or LTC. Always check the network, amount, and invoice details before sending funds.

Wholesale pricing is account based. The visible discount starts from the B2B tier shown in your account and may improve as purchase volume grows. Use the live catalog and checkout view as the source of truth for the current price.

After payment confirmation and stock allocation, digital codes become available on the order page or through the API for approved accounts. Timing can vary by network confirmation, payment review, region, and stock status.

Yes. Send the region, denomination, currency, and expected quantity through the support form or support@psnb2b.org. Availability depends on current supply and operational review.

No. PSN:B2B is an independent B2B wholesale supplier of PlayStation Store codes. It should not be described as Sony, an official Sony store, or a Sony-authorized reseller unless that status is separately confirmed in writing.

The general catalog does not use a hard public MOQ. Many partners start with a small order to verify region, denomination, delivery flow, and support process before increasing volume.

Yes. API access is available for eligible B2B accounts. It can be used for catalog sync, order creation, status checks, and delivery records. Access depends on account review and the API documentation terms.

Submit a support claim within the policy window with the order ID, affected code, error message or screenshot, and PSN account region. PSN:B2B reviews the case against delivery records and may provide replacement or refund when the policy conditions are met.

Yes. The code region must match the end customer’s PSN account region. Resellers should show the region and currency before checkout so buyers do not try to redeem a code on an incompatible account.

The platform is built for business buyers: regional catalog coverage, account-based wholesale pricing, order history, code-support workflow, crypto settlement, and API options. Each region should still be evaluated against actual customer demand and account compatibility.

Use the API documentation to read the catalog, create orders, and retrieve delivered codes after access is approved. Start with one region and one denomination before connecting a wider catalog.

There is no general hard MOQ for standard catalog orders. Higher discounts, planning help, and technical support are usually more relevant for accounts with repeat volume.

Commercial invoices can be requested. VAT, GST, and voucher tax treatment depend on your company location, place of supply, and local rules. Send the required tax details before ordering and review the treatment with your tax adviser.

No. Treat Turkey, India, and other specialist regions as a buying decision that must include currency, stock depth, denominations, support risk, and PSN account-region compatibility. Do not sell a regional code to a buyer who does not have a matching account region.

Yes. Digital stock changes by region, denomination, and demand. Check the live catalog before committing downstream sales, especially for fast-moving or thinner regional inventory.

Not as a managed storefront service. PSN:B2B provides wholesale catalog access and API tooling for approved accounts; the reseller remains responsible for its own storefront, branding, customer terms, and end-user support.

During high-demand periods, payment confirmation or selected denominations may take longer than usual. Plan funded balance, regional stock, and support communication before campaigns or unusually large orders.

The service must not be used for orders connected to prohibited regions, prohibited parties, or sanctions-listed entities. Partners are responsible for screening their own downstream customers and following applicable law.

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