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Top up your Steam Wallet without a credit card: pay in Pakistani rupees — JazzCash, Easypaisa and bank transfer all work. Most codes are delivered automatically — the code appears in your order chat seconds after payment, day or night. Wallet funds buy anything on Steam: full games, DLC, season passes, and Community Market items like skins and trading cards. The catalog here runs from small five-dollar cards to hundred-dollar-plus denominations across dozens of store regions, every one at a live PKR price.
Two lines on this page are the ones for a Pakistan-region account: the Global USD codes and the USA cards. The Pakistani Steam store bills in US dollars, and both of these are USD codes, so either one redeems on the account you already have and adds dollar funds that spend at local store prices. Some shops still tell you to move your store to the US before using a USA card; you don't need to, for either line. Buy whichever of the two is cheaper or in stock in the value you want. The other region-labeled cards (UAE, India, Turkiye and dozens more) are for accounts registered in those stores — buy them for the account they name, not for a Pakistani one, and check the region note on the listing before paying.
The regional catalog exists because Steam accounts live all over: an account opened in Dubai takes the UAE line, one registered in India takes the INR line, and the CIS line runs from $1 to $100 in steps as small as a single dollar, so an exact amount can be topped up without overshooting. What the regions are NOT is a discount trick. An Argentina or Turkiye card looks tempting against those stores' cheaper game prices, but a wallet code doesn't move your account to a cheaper store — a Pakistani account keeps paying Pakistani prices whatever card loaded it — and a regional card is only guaranteed on an account from that region, so a mismatch can leave you with a code nobody can un-redeem. Buy the card that matches the account in front of you; if you're not sure which that is, ask us in the order chat before you pay.
Open Steam, go to Games → Redeem a Steam Gift Card or Wallet Code, enter the code, and the funds appear in your wallet immediately — or use store.steampowered.com/account/redeemwalletcode in a browser. You redeem it yourself on your own account, nothing handed over, and there's no clock on any of it: an unredeemed code keeps, and Steam Wallet funds never expire once loaded. A code also makes a clean gift — send it to a friend and they redeem it themselves, as long as their store currency matches the card. Real reviews from delivered orders are further down this page, and the order chat brings us over whenever an order needs a human.
Valve doesn't print Pakistan-specific wallet cards — but it doesn't need to: the Pakistan store bills in USD, so both the Global USD codes and the USA cards work on Pakistani accounts.
No. Both the USA card and the Global USD code redeem on a Pakistan-region account as it is, because the Pakistani store already bills in dollars. The store switch some shops describe isn't needed for either.
No. A wallet code doesn't change which store your account shops in — funds on a Pakistani account spend at Pakistani prices — and Argentina, Turkiye and the other regional cards are only guaranteed on accounts registered in those stores, so a mismatched code can't be refunded as a change of mind. The savings on this page come from the PKR rates, not region tricks.
No. Once redeemed, the balance sits in your wallet until you spend it, and an unredeemed code doesn't come with a use-by date from our side either.
Yes — the code is yours to pass on. They redeem it on their own account; just make sure the card's currency matches their store before you buy.
Tell us in the order chat with a screenshot of what Steam said. A genuine failed code gets replaced, or refunded when we can't replace it — quick support, easy refunds.