In order to add funds to your 3DS, you need to access the Nintendo eShop. On your 3DS home screen, tap on the orange shopping bag icon labeled "Nintendo eShop" to launch the eShop.
Once you're in the eShop, locate the "Add Funds" option. You can find it on the left side of the screen, usually represented by a dollar symbol or labeled "Add Funds". Tap on it to proceed.
In this step, you can choose the amount you want to add to your 3DS. The options typically include predefined amounts like $10, $20, etc. Alternatively, you may sometimes find the option to specify a custom amount. Select the desired amount accordingly.
After selecting the amount, you'll be prompted to choose a payment method. Nintendo eShop offers various payment options including credit/debit cards, PayPal, or prepaid Nintendo eShop cards. Select the payment method that suits you best.
Depending on the payment method chosen, you'll need to enter the required payment information. If you're using a credit/debit card, provide the card details. If using PayPal, log in to your account. Follow the prompted instructions to complete the payment process.
Review the details of your payment and confirm the transaction. Once confirmed, the funds will be added to your 3DS account. You can now make purchases and enjoy a variety of content available on Nintendo eShop using the added funds.
Yes, you can use a prepaid Nintendo eShop card to add funds to your 3DS. Simply select the "Add Funds" option in Nintendo eShop, choose the "Nintendo eShop Card" payment method, and provide the card's activation code when prompted.
No, Nintendo does not charge any additional fees for adding funds to your 3DS through the Nintendo eShop. However, depending on the payment method you choose, there may be applicable fees imposed by your bank or payment provider.
If you accidentally added the wrong amount of funds to your 3DS, it's essential to contact Nintendo's customer support as soon as possible. They might be able to assist you in resolving the issue and potentially reverting the transaction.
No, modding or jailbreaking your 3DS can compromise the security of your device and the content provided by Nintendo. It is best to refrain from attempting to add funds or engage in any monetary transactions if your 3DS is modded or jailbroken.
