How can I check when a PSN gift card “top-up card” got used? (Or maybe other meta data about its use.)

I got a Playstation Network “gift card” code, whose code got used before I did. Is there any official or unofficial way to see when that code got used? Or how much that code was initially worth? Or on what account that code got used on?

Can (some) code sellers grab that information on non-public channels?

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How do you check if a PSN code has been used?

You can only use a voucher code once. To check the transaction history of your account, sign in to Account Management online. If already used, the voucher code will appear in the transaction details section.

How do I check my card details on PS4?

Go to Settings > Users and Accounts.

Select Account > Payment and Subscriptions > Payment Methods.

Enter your payment information.

You can also Change Default Payment from this menu if you have more than one registered payment method.

How do I check my PSN wallet?

Check that the code has been entered correctly. Check the date on the voucher. It is possible that it has expired or is not yet available. The voucher code must be for the same region as your account.

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