Alright, let’s talk about this depay psv thing. I messed around with it a bit, and here’s the lowdown based on my experience.
First off, I signed up. Pretty straightforward process. Just went to their website, punched in my details, you know, the usual email, password, all that jazz. Verified my email too, gotta do that.
Then came the KYC, Know Your Customer stuff. This is where you gotta prove you are who you say you are. Uploaded a picture of my driver’s license, front and back. Took a selfie too, holding the license next to my face. Bit awkward, but gotta jump through the hoops, right?
Next, I needed to top up the depay account. They had a few options, like using a credit card or crypto. I decided to go with crypto, specifically USDT. Copied the deposit address they gave me, went over to my crypto exchange (Binance, in my case), and sent over some USDT. Took a few minutes to confirm, but eventually, it showed up in my depay account.
Okay, now for the psv part. I’d heard you could use depay to buy PSN vouchers, which is cool ’cause sometimes my local store is out of stock. So, I went to the “shop” or “gift card” section on the depay app (can’t remember the exact wording), and searched for “PlayStation”. Found the PSN voucher option, selected the amount I wanted, and paid using my depay balance.
They sent me the code pretty quickly, like within a minute or two. Copied that code, hopped onto my PS5, went to the PlayStation Store, and redeemed the code. Bam! Funds added to my PSN wallet.
I even tried using the depay card (the virtual one) to buy a game directly from the PSN store. Worked like a charm! Just entered the card details like you would with any other credit card.
Here’s a few things I noticed:
- The fees are kinda there, keep an eye.
- The exchange rate when topping up with crypto isn’t always the best, so compare before you send anything.
- Sometimes the PSN vouchers are out of stock on depay, so you might have to wait a bit.
Overall, it’s not bad. It’s convenient when you can’t get to the store or just prefer buying stuff online. Just be mindful of the fees and exchange rates, and you should be good to go.
