How are gift cards, vouchers, and game keys delivered?

Codes are delivered to your email within minutes of payment — just make sure your email is correct at checkout.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, PayPak, easypaisa, and JazzCash — all in PKR through a State Bank of Pakistan-licensed, PCI-compliant payment gateway. The full list is shown at checkout.

Can I get a refund or replacement after I receive my code?

Yes — if a code doesn't work, was the wrong item, or shows as already used, you have 14 days from delivery to claim a refund or replacement. The only exception: codes that fail because they were tried on a wrong-region account aren't refundable, so always check the region on the product page before buying. Read the full Refund Policy →

What should I do if I run into a problem with my purchase?

Email support@metricade.com or call +92 311 4162776 . We reply during business hours, usually within a day. Including your order number and a screenshot of any error helps us sort it faster.

Are gift cards and game keys usable in any country?

Most are region-specific. Each product page shows the region — Global, Pakistan, MENA, US, UK, or similar — and the code will only redeem on an account in that same region. A US PlayStation code won't work on a UK account.

What makes Metricade a reliable place to buy?

Authorised suppliers, a State Bank of Pakistan-licensed payment gateway, every delivery logged so disputes are easy to resolve — plus published refund, privacy, and terms policies, so you always know where you stand.

Free PSN Codes — Are They Ever Real?

Search “free PSN codes” and you’ll find no shortage of sites and videos claiming to hand out working PlayStation Store credit for nothing. Almost none of it is real. Here’s how the scam works, and what a genuine code actually looks like.

Skip the scam sites — buy a genuine code instead. Metricade sells real PSN gift cards across every major region and denomination, paid for in Pakistani rupees via EasyPaisa, JazzCash, SadaPay, NayaPay, or your bank account via RAAST/direct transfer, confirmed by receipt upload or WhatsApp.

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Why “free” PSN codes don’t exist

PSN gift cards are just prepaid credit — Sony sells the underlying value to retailers, and retailers sell it to you. There’s no legitimate mechanism for a third party to generate a working code and give it away for nothing; if it worked, Sony would be the one losing the money, and they don’t hand that out through random websites or YouTube comments.

The pattern almost every “free code” site follows

The survey/offer wall. “Complete these offers to unlock your code” — the code never actually appears once you finish; the site’s real business is the ad and survey revenue you generate along the way.
The generator tool. Software or a webpage claiming to “generate” valid codes. There’s no way to generate a code Sony’s servers will recognise as unredeemed — these either do nothing or exist to get you to download malware.
The “already redeemed” code. Some sites do post real codes — ones that have already been used, or that thousands of other visitors are trying at the same time. You’ll get the “already redeemed” error on the PlayStation Store within seconds.
The account-info phishing page. “Verify your PSN account to claim your code” — a fake login page designed to steal your actual PSN credentials, not give you anything.

What a genuine code looks like

A real PSN code is a 12-character alphanumeric string, sold by an authorized retailer, that has never been viewed or entered by anyone before you. It costs money because it’s real prepaid value — there’s no version of this that’s simultaneously genuine and free. See our redemption guide for what happens once you have one.

How to actually save money instead

You can’t get PSN credit for free, but you can avoid overpaying — buy the denomination that matches what you need rather than guessing large, and skip a recurring subscription charge in favour of a wallet top-up. Our guide to saving on PS Plus and PSN covers the levers that actually work.

Buy a real one

Buy genuine PSN gift cards on Metricade — every denomination and region we stock, paid for in rupees, code emailed once your order is confirmed, and never shown to anyone before you.