Your StoreWallet codes$KEYHow it works
Steam Wallet, paid in $KEYCodes are delivered on the order page, instantly

Turn $KEY into Steam credit.

Pick a denomination, send the tokens, get a code. The dollar price never moves with the chart — only the number of tokens it takes to pay it. The router sells your $KEY into stablecoins the moment it arrives and buys the card with dollars.

$KEY price
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How the router works
Your wallet$KEYtransferRouterswap · 1 blockJupiterUSDCrate risk = 0buySupplierUSDC invoicecodeCode
STEP 01

Pick a denomination

A dollar price that does not move, and a live $KEY amount that does. The token figure refreshes every few seconds against the real pool price.

STEP 02

Send tokens to the router

Connect, confirm, done. The quote is locked for 90 seconds so the number you agreed to is the number you send — no slippage surprise mid-signature.

STEP 03

Redeem the code

The router swaps through Jupiter, pays the supplier in USDC and hands you the code. Redeem it on Steam and the credit is on your account.

Why the rate cannot hurt youThe dollar price has no $KEY in it

Every order is sized from what the card actually costs us, not from the chart. The token amount is just that dollar figure divided by the live price — so it scales as 1/price, and the margin stays put.

// sizing formula
Q = (C·(1+m) + F) / ( p · η · (1−d) )
C cost · m margin · F chain fee
p spot · η fill quality · d drift buffer
Live example — Steam Wallet $20