How do I activate my Nintendo card?
How to redeem from Nintendo’s website
- Go to Nintendo’s Game Store.
- Select a game you want to purchase.
- Select Buy Digital.
- You’ll be asked to log into your account.
- Now select OK.
- You’ll be brought to the payment screen.
- Click on Please enter your code.
- Enter the 16-digit gift card code.
How do I activate my Nintendo eShop card?
Complete these steps
- Select the Nintendo eShop icon on the HOME menu.
- Scroll left and select Add Funds.
- Select Redeem a Nintendo eShop Card.
- Funds can be added in one of two ways: Enter the 16-character activation code from the back of the prepaid card, then select OK to complete the transaction.
What do I do if my Nintendo gift card code is unreadable?
Conversation. If you have a Nintendo eShop card and the code is scratched and unreadable, please visit support.nintendo.com/card to set up a Help Ticket.
What do I do if my Nintendo eShop card doesn’t work?
What to do
- Verify that you are entering the number correctly. Try similar numbers when entering the code.
- Verify that you are adding the correct type of funds for your system.
- Make sure the system is set to the correct region:
Do Nintendo eShop cards have to be activated?
Once the Nintendo eShop card has been purchased, we will receive a code in our email that we must activate. To do this, and like PSN Plus cards or Xbox One cards, Nintendo eShop cards can be activated directly from our account on the Nintendo website.
Do eShop cards need to be activated?
How long does it take for a Nintendo gift card to expire?
Card balance does not expire, and there are no fees associated with the card. This card is non-reloadable. Card balance cannot be redeemed for cash and is non-refundable unless required by law. Card balance will not be replaced by Nintendo or retailer if the card is lost or stolen.
Why is my Nintendo switch online membership code not working?
If you already redeemed the download code, you can re-download the game on your Nintendo Switch, Wii U or Nintendo 3DS family system without re-entering the code. If the download code is still not working, it may not have been activated correctly at the store. Please check with the retailer that provided the code.
Where is activation code on Nintendo eShop card?
Check the back of your Nintendo eShop card for a scratch-off code area. Some cards sold through retailers do not have a scratch-off code on the card itself – the code is only printed on the receipt you received when you made the purchase.
How long does it take for a Nintendo eShop card to activate?
What to Do: Verify that you are entering the number from the Nintendo eShop Card correctly. If the error continues, this may indicate a delay in activating certain cards. Please wait 24 hours before trying again, and then check with the retailer where the card was purchased to ensure it has been activated correctly.
Where do I enter the code to Activate my Wii Points?
The points card has an activation code hidden behind a silver panel on the back of the card. When you receive your points card, simply scratch off this silver panel with a coin to reveal the code. You’ll need to enter this code in the Wii Shop to activate your points.
How much does a Wii Points Card cost?
Most online retailers that sell Wii products also sell Wii points cards. The most common Wii points card is the 2,000 points card. These 2,000 points cards cost $19.99 in the US and around £14.99 in the UK. The points card has an activation code hidden behind a silver panel on the back of the card.
Where do you enter download code on Wii U?
What to Do: From the Wii U Menu, select the Nintendo eShop icon. Select “Enter Download Code.”. This located at the top of the screen. Enter the Download Code. You do not need to include dashes when entering a download code.
Where do I Find my Nintendo download code?
Download Codes purchased from retailers will be found on the receipt. If the code is through a promotion online, the code will be found in the confirmation email. Download codes are different than the activation codes found on Nintendo eShop prepaid cards. If you are having an issue with redeeming funds from a prepaid card, click here.