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£100 Nintendo eShop card
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£93.88
at Kinguin, marketplace. £87 + the £6.88 fee its feed gives; plus fees at checkout.
Shop at Kinguin- Prices checked 10 hours ago
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Watch it and we'll email you the morning after it drops, at whichever shop it is, with a link to buy. We count a shop's fee where its feed gives it.
UK codes only. A code bought for another country's store won't redeem on a UK account, and platforms can close an account that redeems a code that wasn't sold legitimately. Buy from a shop you trust.
2 prices on Nintendo
In stock first, then what you'd pay with any fee the shop's feed gives, then price. Commission never changes the order.
The region beside each offer is the shop's own words. Every card here is in pounds, and every membership names the UK (or, at ShopTo, names no region, which its terms say means UK).
KinguinMarketplaceAbout this shopIn stock · Checked 10 hours agoRegion: UKCodes from other sellers on Kinguin£93.88£87 + the £6.88 fee its feed givesPlus fees at checkout- £95.85No checkout fees
ShopTo.NetPrices, stock and regions as each shop listed them, checked 10 hours ago. Some shops pay us when you buy through these links; that never changes the order. How that works.
How to redeem it on Nintendo
- On your Switch, open Nintendo eShop from the HOME Menu and choose your account.
- Select Redeem Code on the left.
- Enter the 16-character code (not the control number) and confirm.
Or in a browser: ec.nintendo.com/redeem (once you've opened eShop on your Switch)
Nintendo says a code works only on an account from the same country or region, and Nintendo UK tells UK players to check a code is meant for Europe.
From Nintendo's help pages, read 23 October 2026:
Questions
Will a Nintendo eShop gift card from these shops work on my UK account?
Every card listed here is in pounds and every membership names the UK, or, at ShopTo, names no region, which its terms say means UK. A code bought for another country's store won't redeem on a UK account, so I leave those out.
Why is a card sometimes cheaper than its face value?
Some shops sell codes for less than they hold. The credit is the same: a £100 card adds £100 to your Nintendo eShop balance, whatever you paid for it. Each value here shows what it saves, with any fee the shop's feed gives.
Can gift card credit pay for a membership?
Yes: Nintendo eShop credit can pay for Nintendo Switch Online on the same account, as well as games and add-ons, so a card bought under face value cuts that cost too.
Do the prices include fees?
Each price counts the fee the shop's feed gives. Where a shop adds a fee for some ways to pay at checkout, its row says so. The order is the shops' prices, never what any shop pays me.