How to Add Money to Steam Wallet

In this video I'll show you how to add money to your Steam wallet.

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Steps to Add Money to Steam Wallet: 0:28

Video Transcript:
Adding money to your Steam wallet ensures you'll have money in your Steam account when you want to make a purchase. You can use a variety of payment methods to add money to your Steam wallet, including PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and JCB. You can also add money from some gift cards, such as a Visa Vanilla gift card.

Now let's walk through the steps to add money to your Steam wallet.

Step 1. Launch the Steam application on your computer. You'll land on your Steam home screen.

Step 2. Click the drop-down arrow to the right of your Steam profile name in the upper right corner of the screen. A drop-down menu appears. Click "View my Wallet" in the menu. The Add Funds to Your Steam Wallet screen is displayed.

Step 3. Click "Add Funds" to the right of the dollar amount you want to add to your Steam wallet. In this example, I'll click "Add $25." The Payment Method screen appears. The various accepted payment methods appear on the right side of the screen.

Step 4. Enter the information associated with your payment method. In this example, I'll enter the information for my Visa Vanilla gift card. Click "Continue" at the bottom of this screen after entering the required information. A screen appears where you can review the information associated with your purchase. If you're using a Visa gift card, you'll need to register it for shopping online, which just entails associating a ZIP code to your card. I'll put the link in the description where you can go to register your Visa gift card for shopping online.

Step 5. Review your purchase information, click to place a check mark to the left of the statement that you agree to the subscriber agreement, and then click "Purchase." A screen thanking you for your purchase appears. If you scroll down this screen you'll also see a purchase receipt.