Every card on this list is cheap right now, and these are the current prices, not a screenshot from last month. If your goal is to buy games with crypto, or you just want your bank card nowhere near a keyshop checkout, prepaid vouchers are the practical way to load funds and go. You convert once, you get a code, you spend it. No card details in the box.
I came here from the shooter beat, where I spend more time arguing about netcode than payment rails, but the logic is the same: pay the least, get the most on the other side. So I ranked the 14 vouchers in our database by what actually matters, the gap between what you pay and what you can spend. A couple of these buy you more than their face value. Most sit at a small markup. One or two you only take if you specifically need that denomination.
Prices verified from our live price database on July 27, 2026.
The full table
All 14 cards, current buyable prices, sorted small to large. Discounts are only shown where our data records one. Every one is sold through a keyshop.
| Card | Best for | Price now | Discount | Region / type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WebMoney Gift Card 5 USD | Smallest global load | €5.12 (G2A) | , | GLOBAL, keyshop |
| Neosurf €5 Gift Card EU | Smallest EU load | €5.37 (Kinguin) | , | EU, keyshop |
| SafetyPay 10 USD | Small global top-up | €9.83 (G2A) | , | GLOBAL, keyshop |
| Neosurf €10 Gift Card EU | Clean round top-up | €10.00 (Kinguin) | , | EU, keyshop |
| Neosurf €15 Gift Card EU | Best value, above face | €14.09 (Gamivo) | , | EU, keyshop |
| SafetyPay 20 USD | Mid global top-up | €19.25 (G2A) | , | GLOBAL, keyshop |
| SafetyPay 25 USD | Biggest listed cut | €23.94 (G2A) | -4% | GLOBAL, keyshop |
| Neosurf €30 Gift Card EU | Mid EU load | €31.29 (G2A) | , | EU, keyshop |
| SafetyPay 50 USD | Mid-high global load | €47.43 (G2A) | -3% | GLOBAL, keyshop |
| Neosurf €50 Gift Card EU | A full-price game budget | €51.85 (Gamivo) | , | EU, keyshop |
| SafetyPay 100 USD | Big global load | €94.53 (G2A) | , | GLOBAL, keyshop |
| Neosurf €100 Gift Card EU | Big EU load | €103.37 (Gamivo) | , | EU, keyshop |
| Revolut 150 USD | Largest voucher balance | €141.59 (G2A) | -2% | GLOBAL, keyshop |
| MasterCard Prepaid 200 USD | Card-style, biggest ceiling | €188.66 (G2A) | , | GLOBAL, keyshop |
Top picks
Neosurf €15 Gift Card EU, €14.09 This is the one to grab. You pay €14.09 and load €15 of Neosurf value, so the markup runs the wrong way for once, in your favour. If you're topping up to cover a mid-tier PC copy or a stack of small purchases, start here. Neosurf €15 Gift Card EU is a EU-region voucher sold through a keyshop.
Neosurf €10 Gift Card EU, €10.00 A rare clean line: €10 of balance for exactly €10.00 at Kinguin, no markup, no maths. If you want a predictable top-up and hate rounding surprises, this is the least annoying option on the board. Neosurf €10 Gift Card EU.
SafetyPay 25 USD, €23.94 (-4%) The biggest discount our data actually records. It's a 25 USD global voucher priced at €23.94, so the euro figure reflects the USD-to-EUR conversion, not a face-value cut. Take it if you want a GLOBAL region card rather than an EU-locked one and you're funding around the mid-twenties. SafetyPay 25 USD.
Revolut 150 USD, €141.59 (-2%) When you want to preload a whole spending run in one go, this holds the largest balance short of the MasterCard option, and it carries a small listed cut. Good for the buyer who tops up once a season and forgets about it. Revolut 150 USD.
By what you actually need
Small top-ups (under €20) For a single cheap game or covering a shortfall, the smallest loads do the job. WebMoney 5 USD at €5.12 is the cheapest entry point and it's a GLOBAL card. Neosurf €5 at €5.37 is the EU equivalent. Step up and SafetyPay 10 USD sits at €9.83, while SafetyPay 20 USD lands at €19.25. But if you're anywhere near the €10 to €15 band, the Neosurf €10 and €15 above beat these on pure value.
This tier is enough for plenty of smaller catalog buys. Funding something like October Night Games or Shard Games rarely needs more than a single small voucher.
Mid loads (€20 to €55) This is full-price-game territory. Neosurf €30 at €31.29 and Neosurf €50 at €51.85 cover the EU side. On the GLOBAL side, SafetyPay 50 USD comes in at €47.43 with a -3% tag. A €50-ish load is the sweet spot for a single new release plus change, whether that's your next shooter or something like Yurukill: The Calumniation Games.
Big balances (€90+) For buyers who load once and spend across weeks: SafetyPay 100 USD at €94.53, Neosurf €100 at €103.37, Revolut 150 USD at €141.59, and the ceiling, MasterCard Prepaid 200 USD at €188.66. Bigger cards mean fewer separate top-ups, which is the point. Just don't buy €200 of balance to spend €40. Match the load to the plan.
The bottom line
If you want to keep a bank card out of your game buying, or you're routing through crypto to a voucher, prepaid cards do the job cleanly. The value winner is not subtle: the Neosurf €15 gives you more balance than it costs, which is the only card here that genuinely pays you to use it. Round-number people take the €10. Anyone who needs a GLOBAL region card over an EU one drops to the SafetyPay line and accepts the small conversion markup.
Pick the size that matches your cart, grab it, spend it. That's the whole play.
Fred, Scout Team