Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
@CLoop
Yes, you can use the PlayStation® Visa® Credit Card anywhere that accepts Visa. That means you can use the PlayStation® Visa® Credit Card at virtually any merchant that takes credit cards in the U.S., as well as millions more worldwide.
The PlayStation® Visa® Credit Card has a 3% foreign transaction fee, which means you will incur extra charges for international purchases. The card’s annual fee is $0.
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