E-commerce and goods
IgroMagaz
The provider describes a store for payment cards and account top-ups, while its agreement describes a web resource providing paid agency services to transfer customers’ funds to third-party gaming sites and services.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
This page contains no partner link to this service.
- Logo
All logos are trademarks of their holders, displayed solely to show which service is meant.- Name
- IgroMagaz
- Category
- E-commerce and goods
- Official site
- igromagaz.ru · No link provided
- Facts checked
What the store sells and how codes arrive
The provider’s pages describe the following products and delivery routes, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Product scope: digital payment cards for gaming, app-store, and entertainment services (About page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Code delivery: immediately after payment; available on the order page, by email, and in the account’s Orders tab (payment and help pages, checked 2026-10-31).
- Account record: the code is saved with activation instructions (help page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Operating and delivery model: the provider says the store operates around the clock and delivers codes automatically (contacts page, checked 2026-10-31).
Which cards and top-ups appear
The store lists cards for different regions and lets customers choose a preset or custom amount. Its PlayStation selection includes cards for Turkey, Poland, the United Kingdom, and India, among other regions. The provider also lists cards for Turkey, India, Poland, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe, among other regions.
Steam top-ups are available by account login, and the provider’s homepage lists them starting at 30 ₽. The provider says customers can combine multiple codes when no single card matches the requested amount. That makes the region check more consequential than denomination choice: a card works only in its designated region.
The agreement names an agent, not a CPA network
The agreement describes a web resource providing paid agency services to transfer customers’ funds to third-party gaming sites and services. The offer is addressed to legally capable individuals who accept it.
The provider identifies VENTORO SYSTEMS LLC as the agent and platform operator. The agreement lists its registration number as 404792827 and an address in Tbilisi, Georgia; the contacts page specifies the Krtsanisi district of Tbilisi. The agreement names pay.igromagaz.ru, igromagaz.ru, and steam.igromagaz.ru as operating domains.
How an order moves from payment to code
A buyer selects a preset denomination or requests a custom amount, which the provider says it can assemble from multiple codes. After payment, the code appears on the order page and is also sent by email and saved in the account. When an order contains several codes, the provider instructs customers to enter them one at a time to combine their value in the wallet.
For an activation problem, the help page asks customers to check the account region and enter the code without spaces. If the issue remains, customers can contact support with the order number and an activation video for code review. If the customer bought the wrong item, the provider describes help under its “Satisfied Customer” program when the code has not been activated. The contacts page also asks customers to include the order number when contacting support.
What the listed fees and payment routes mean
The provider’s homepage lists different Steam top-up fees by payment route: 3% for SBP, 6% for card, and 0% in the Telegram bot. Its agreement separately states a 1% agent fee, which may change under the agent’s tariffs. These are distinct statements from different pages; the calculator is presented as a way to check the agent fee and currency-conversion cost before topping up.
The homepage lists honey exchange rates of 100 grams for 30 ₽, 300 grams for 120 ₽, and 500 grams for 250 ₽. The agreement says top-ups are made in Russian rubles and must be at least 26 rubles. Its purchase page lists SBP, bank card, SberPay, and T-Pay as payment methods.
The payment page describes several ways to complete those routes. SBP uses a QR code or banking app without entering card details, while SberPay is confirmed in the SberBank Online app. T-Pay is described as payment in the T-Bank app without entering card details, and the page lists Visa, Mastercard, and Mir as accepted bank cards. The same page states that payment information is protected by PCI DSS certification and TLS encryption.
Which purchase tasks the store groups together
The store groups digital cards and account top-ups across gaming, app-store, and entertainment services. Customers can use money from the bonus balance alongside SBP or card payment, according to the provider.
The provider says purchases earn honey, with the earning rate increasing by customer level; honey can be exchanged for rubles in bonus balance. It also states that birthday honey rewards are doubled for three days before and after the birthday.
Where region and agreement rules narrow use
The regional-card restriction is the clearest purchase constraint: the card’s designated region must match the account region. The agreement also gives customers a short window to challenge a transfer report in writing; after that window, the report is considered approved and the service completed.
The provider says honey accrues only on the part of an order paid with money. Bonus balance can cover up to half an order, subject to a daily cap stated on the payment page. Customers must provide accurate information and, if asked, full information about themselves and their source of funds.
The agreement says the agent is not responsible for third parties’ actions or inaction, while banks and payment systems may charge additional transfer or conversion fees. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who can use the regional-card route
The regional-card route suits customers seeking the listed digital goods who can match the card region to the account region. The provider says it serves accounts from different regions and describes the service as available around the clock.
The agreement says it is addressed to legally capable individuals who accept it, and bars use for illegal transfers or fraud.
Compare stores by region and delivery terms
When comparing digital-goods stores, check regional eligibility, payment routes, how codes are delivered, fees, and the process for disputing a transaction. The important distinction is whether the service sells goods directly or documents a publisher-and-advertiser workflow; compare only the terms relevant to your intended use.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations: named systems and connection options.
- Technical setup: required configuration or implementation steps.
- CPA mechanics: publisher and advertiser roles or offer access.
- Payment operations: payout model, withdrawal method, and schedule.
- Traffic operations: source rules, tracking, postback, and API details.
Questions about codes, fees, and objections
What should I check if a code will not activate?
For an activation problem, the provider asks customers to check the account region and enter the code without spaces. If the issue continues, support requests the order number and an activation video for code review. These steps concern activation troubleshooting; the regional-card rule still applies.
What happens if an order contains several codes?
The provider instructs customers to enter multiple codes one by one to combine their value in the wallet. This is the stated process when one order contains several codes; it does not change the requirement that a card’s region match the account region.
What if I bought the wrong item?
For a mistaken purchase, the provider describes help under its “Satisfied Customer” program when the code has not been activated. Check whether the code is still inactive, and include your order number when contacting support about the wrong item.
How can I challenge a transfer report?
The agreement gives customers 3 days after a transfer to submit written, reasoned objections before the report is treated as approved and the service completed. The objection must be written and reasoned, so keep the transfer details and submit the objection within the stated period.
Which fees should I check before a top-up?
The agreement states that the agent charges a 1% fee, which it may change under its tariffs. The provider’s calculator lets customers check the agent fee and currency-conversion cost before topping up. Banks or payment systems may also charge transfer or conversion fees, for which the agent disclaims responsibility.
Choose by purchase terms, not CPA access
Fits if… the purchase is for the digital goods described by the provider and the card region matches the account region.
Probably not if… the requirement is a documented CPA network connecting publishers with advertisers; the agreement instead describes paid agency services for transferring customer funds.
Main risk… regional eligibility and the agreement’s written objection period shape the purchase, so check both before ordering.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- igromagaz.ruchecked
- igromagaz.ru/help/agreementchecked
- igromagaz.ru/aboutchecked
- igromagaz.ru/oplatachecked
- igromagaz.ru/help/kak-kupitchecked
- igromagaz.ru/about/contacts.phpchecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
Last updated:
Right of reply
Do you represent IgroMagaz and see an error or outdated information here? Write to us with evidence. Once the correction is documented, we fix the entry or take it down. Payment never gets an entry removed or softened.
- Our contact for replies
- No data available
- Response time
- No data available