E-commerce and goods
IgroMagaz
IgroMagaz’s pages describe purchases of gaming payment cards and account top-ups, while the agreement calls the service a paid agency transferring customer funds to third-party gaming sites and services. That is a different documented transaction from a CPA network’s publisher-and-campaign relationship; the supplied pages do not establish that relationship.
The distinction matters to readers comparing services for media buying: in general, they should look for documented referral, tracking, and payout terms before treating a service as a CPA-network option.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Name
- IgroMagaz
- Category
- E-commerce and goods
- Official site
- igromagaz.ru · No link provided
- Facts checked
Cards and Top-Ups Define the Offer
The vendor’s pages describe the following products and purchase choices, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Product scope: payment cards for gaming, app-store, and entertainment services (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Named card categories: PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, App Store, Roblox, and Valorant, among others (about page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Regional options: PlayStation cards for Turkey, Poland, the United Kingdom, and India, among other regions (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Amount choice: preset or custom amount (purchase guide, checked 2026-10-31).
- Account top-ups: Steam top-ups by login (about page, checked 2026-10-31).
Agency Transfers Sit Beside Digital Codes
The agreement describes the service as a web resource providing paid agency services that transfer customers’ funds to third-party gaming sites and services. It addresses the offer to legally capable individuals who accept it.
The vendor lists its operating sites as pay.igromagaz.ru, igromagaz.ru, and steam.igromagaz.ru.
Compare the Work Before the Label
In general, compare a CPA network by its documented publisher and advertiser roles, payment model, tracking, eligibility, and traffic terms. A digital-goods store should instead be assessed by its product range, purchase steps, payment routes, and any conditions attached to delivery or use.
Choose by Purchase or Referral Workflow
The vendor says IgroMagaz sells payment cards and account top-ups for gaming, app-store, and entertainment services.
Choose a CPA network only when its publisher and advertiser roles, campaign terms, and referral mechanics are documented. In general, buyers should also compare how tracking works, which traffic sources are accepted, and how publisher payments are handled. Those criteria matter because a service’s category label alone does not explain the commercial relationship.
For IgroMagaz, the supplied vendor descriptions center on customer purchases and agency transfers.
Codes Move From Payment to Account
The vendor says a purchase code is provided immediately after payment, then sent by email and saved in the customer account with activation instructions. Customers can also find the code on the order page and in the account’s Orders tab.
The purchase guide gives activation troubleshooting steps: check that the account region matches and enter the code without spaces. If an order contains several codes, the vendor says to enter them one by one to combine their value in the wallet.
These are distinct stages: the vendor describes code delivery after payment, while activation depends on entering the code in the relevant account. For an unresolved activation issue, its guide asks customers to contact support with the order number and an activation video for code review.
Top-Up Charges Depend on Payment Route
The vendor homepage lists Steam wallet top-ups by account login starting at 30 ₽. The agreement separately states that top-ups are made in Russian rubles and must be at least 26 rubles.
The homepage lists these honey exchange examples: 100 grams for 30 ₽, 300 grams for 120 ₽, and 500 grams for 250 ₽. For Steam top-ups, it lists fees of 3% for SBP, 6% for card, and 0% in the Telegram bot.
Customers can pay via SBP, bank card, SberPay, or T-Pay, according to the purchase guide. The agreement states that the agent charges a 1% fee and may change it under its tariffs. Its calculator lets customers check the agent fee and currency conversion cost before topping up.
The agreement also warns that banks or payment systems may add transfer or currency-conversion fees, for which the agent disclaims responsibility. Check the applicable route and displayed costs before confirming a top-up.
Purchase Options Have Defined Checkpoints
The vendor’s payment and purchase pages describe several concrete steps in the customer flow, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Customers can select a ready-made denomination or combine codes to make a custom amount.
- SBP payment can use a QR code or banking app without entering card details, according to the payment page.
- SberPay is confirmed in the SberBank Online app, while T-Pay is described as payment in the T-Bank app without entering card details.
- The vendor says honey rewards accrue on purchases and the earning rate increases by customer level.
- The payment page states that payment information is protected by PCI DSS certification and TLS encryption; these are the vendor’s statements, not independently verified findings.
Region and Transfer Terms Narrow Use
The vendor’s pages and agreement set conditions around card use, payment, and agency transfers, checked on 2026-10-31.
- A card works only in its designated region, and the card and account regions must match, according to the vendor’s pages.
- Honey accrues only on the portion paid with money; bonus balance can cover up to half an order, subject to a daily cap of 5,000 rubles.
- Card payments are processed on the bank’s authorization page and may require 3D-Secure authentication through the issuing bank.
- The agreement requires accurate customer information and, if requested, full information about the customer and source of funds. It gives customers 3 days after a transfer to submit written, reasoned objections.
- The agreement assigns disputes unresolved through its stated process to a court at the agent’s location, specifies United Arab Emirates law, and disclaims responsibility for third parties’ actions or inaction.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Match the Service to a Code Purchase
IgroMagaz’s described workflow suits customers seeking gaming-service cards or account top-ups, rather than people assessing affiliate campaign operations. The vendor says Steam top-ups usually take 15 minutes, and that the service operates around the clock with automatic code delivery.
The vendor says support responds every day; its listed technical-support hours are 7:00 to 0:00 Moscow time. For gaming offers, restrictions can depend on law, age, and region; check network, platform, and local rules. This is not legal or financial advice.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and setup requirements
- CPA-network role and offer details
- Publisher payment models and eligibility terms
- Publisher payout currencies and withdrawal methods
- Payout minimums, schedules, and holds
- Traffic-source rules and tracking details
- Postback and API support
Questions About Codes and Transfers
What does accepting the offer involve?
The offer acceptance process involves filling out forms and clicking site buttons that confirm the service order, according to the agreement.
What information may the provider request?
The agreement says customers must provide accurate information and, if requested, full information about themselves and the source of their funds.
What happens if a transfer is disputed?
If the parties do not resolve a dispute through the stated process, the agreement says it is to be heard by a court at the agent’s location. The offer specifies the material and procedural law of the United Arab Emirates as applicable.
What must customers provide when contacting support about payment?
For payment issues, the vendor asks customers to contact support through their account and provide the order number.
Who is responsible for third-party actions?
The agreement states that the agent is not responsible for third parties’ actions or inaction. That term matters because the agreement describes paid agency services transferring customer funds to third-party gaming sites and services.
How can a customer object after a transfer?
The agreement gives customers 3 days after a transfer to submit written, reasoned objections before the report is considered approved and the service completed. Customers should check the agreement’s stated process and timing before ordering a transfer.
Decide by Purchase Need, Not CPA Label
Fits if… the task is buying a gaming card or arranging an account top-up through the purchase and transfer route described by the vendor.
Main risk… treating a digital-goods purchase route as a referral network. Before proceeding, check the product region, payment route, and applicable transfer terms.
Sources
Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.
- igromagaz.ruchecked
- igromagaz.ru/help/agreementchecked
- igromagaz.ru/aboutchecked
- igromagaz.ru/help/kak-kupitchecked
- igromagaz.ru/oplatachecked
- igromagaz.ru/about/contacts.phpchecked
How we put this page together
Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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