[Promoted] Carry1st Shop App – Save big on gaming vouchers & subscriptions
The Carry1st Shop app offers an excellent selection of gaming gift cards in games like Free Fire, Call of Duty, PUBG, Fortnite, and other popular games.
These vouchers are available in values ranging from R150 to R1,000, and can be purchased either with your own money or with the Carry1st Shop app’s virtual currency – Gems. The deals on offer will make your free Gems go further – and we were particularly impressed with the FIFA 23 and Free Fire deals.We could choose from a wide range of discounted Origin FUT Point vouchers, which are used to buy card packs and cosmetics within FIFA’s Ultimate Team mode.
This is thanks to the app supporting over 120 local payment methods, including Carry1st’s payment system Pay1st.
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