About the Nintendo gift card
This Norwegian Nintendo code is sold on 0fiat in one value, 150 NOK, priced in Norwegian kroner. Nintendo is a Japanese video game company. You pay for the code with crypto, and as soon as the payment has confirmed it is displayed on screen, ready to copy.
The terms are printed in Norwegian with an English version beneath. They say the code has no expiry date and can only be redeemed for its full value, in the same currency used to purchase the code.
They also rule out reselling or exchanging it, or turning it into cash, and they state that neither Nintendo nor the retailer will replace a code that is lost, stolen or used without your permission.
Nintendo gift card at a glance
- Value
- 150 NOK
- Currency
- Norwegian krone (NOK)
- Country
- Norway
- Validity
- No expiry date
- Limits
- Redeemable only for its full value, in the same currency used to purchase the code
- Account
- Nintendo Account
- Cash and resale
- Cannot be resold, exchanged or redeemed for cash
- Delivery
- Code shown on screen once your crypto payment confirms
How to redeem your Nintendo gift card
- 1 Copy the code from the screen once your crypto payment confirms.
- 2 Redeem it on your Nintendo Account.
- Does Nintendo replace a code that someone else redeemed first?
- No. The terms say Nintendo and the retailer will not replace a code that is lost, stolen or otherwise used without your permission.
- Are the Nintendo terms for this card in Norwegian or English?
- Both. The provider text below gives the Norwegian wording first and the same points in English after it.
- What happens at checkout when I pay for a Nintendo code in crypto?
- You choose a coin such as USDC or USDT, select its network and send the exact amount checkout states. Confirmation of that transfer brings up the code.
- Will 0fiat ask for a Norwegian ID before selling a Nintendo code?
- No. There is no KYC and no account verification on 0fiat, so no ID or BankID is requested.