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Cara Beli Game di STEAM (Dengan & Tanpa STEAM WALLET)
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Key takeaways
Product / Topic Reviewed
How to buy video games on Steam using Dana, with two main approaches:
- Without Steam Wallet (pay using Funds / Dana)
- With Steam Wallet (top up Steam Wallet using Dana, or redeem a Steam Wallet voucher)
Key Features / Methods Mentioned
1) Buying on Steam without Steam Wallet (using Funds / Dana)
- Uses Funds as the payment method (other limited options mentioned include Visa/MasterCard).
- Step-by-step flow:
- Open Steam → find the game → Add to cart
- Checkout → click “Trust for myself” (buy for yourself)
- Choose Funds payment method
- Enter your Dana cellphone number and PIN → confirm payment
- Requirements / limitations:
- Funds option is region-limited (example: Indonesia).
- If it doesn’t appear, change your account country settings.
- Your Dana account must have sufficient balance.
- Funds option is region-limited (example: Indonesia).
- Result: the game appears in your Steam Library and can be downloaded.
Main advantage stated:
- Usually more cost-efficient than using Steam Wallet because you pay the exact game price (no forced top-up overshoot).
2) Buying on Steam with Steam Wallet
- Requires topping up Steam Wallet first.
- Steam Wallet top-up constraints (as stated):
- Minimum: 45,000
- Maximum: 900,000
- Step-by-step top-up (via Steam + Dana):
- Account name (top-right) → View My Wallet
- Choose top-up amount
- Select Dana as the payment method → Continue
- Confirm the agreement checkbox (referenced in subtitles as an “Agree” checkbox)
- Enter Funds/Dana cellphone number + PIN → Pay → enter PIN again
- Then purchasing the game:
- Add game to cart → checkout
- If wallet balance is sufficient, Steam may skip choosing a payment method and proceed once the agreement checkbox is checked.
3) Buying Steam Wallet via third parties / vouchers
- Steam Wallet top-ups can also be done outside Steam using marketplaces such as:
- Unipin
- Gigoach
- Codashop
- Also mentioned: some offline stores/minimarkets sell Steam Wallets.
- Tradeoff stated: usually more expensive than topping up directly via Steam.
- After purchase: you receive a voucher code, redeemed in Steam via Redeem Now.
4) Steam package/DLC vs base game gift purchase option
While buying a discounted title:
- If purchasing a package that includes DLC, the gift option (“Per chest / gift”) is usually not available.
- If purchasing the base game only (without DLC), the gift option would be active.
Pros
- Without Steam Wallet: can save money by paying the exact game price.
- With Steam Wallet: checkout can feel faster/simpler once balance is sufficient.
- Both methods still lead to the standard Steam process: game added to Library, then available to download and play.
- Steam’s refund feature is mentioned as a safety net (conditions apply).
Cons / Limitations
Steam Wallet top-up drawbacks
- You can’t choose arbitrary amounts; you must pick from available nominal values.
- This can require topping up more than the game price.
- Steam Wallet can’t be cashed out or transferred to other accounts/platforms.
Funds / Dana payment limitations (without Steam Wallet)
- Funds availability is region-limited (example: Indonesia).
- If the option is missing, you may need to adjust account country settings.
Third-party Steam Wallet sellers
- Often cost more than topping up directly.
Refunds
- If you don’t like a purchased game, Steam offers refunds under certain conditions (covered in a separate video).
Comparisons Made
Steam Wallet vs Without Steam Wallet
- Steam Wallet: may cost more due to fixed top-up increments.
- Without Steam Wallet: pay exactly the game price (no forced overshoot).
Direct Steam top-up vs third-party vouchers
- Third-party sellers typically charge a higher price.
User Experience Notes
- Checkout steps are largely the same in both cases:
- add to cart → buy → confirm
- The main differences are:
- whether you must top up first (Steam Wallet route),
- whether the Funds option appears (region availability),
- entering Dana phone number + PIN in both methods.
Numerical / Rating Info
- Steam Wallet top-up range: 45,000–900,000 (currency not explicitly specified).
- Example pricing note:
- If a game costs 95,000, Steam Wallet may require topping up above 100,000 due to fixed increments.
- No star ratings or scores were provided.
Unique Points Mentioned (All)
- Two buying methods: with Steam Wallet and without Steam Wallet
- Steam Wallet compared to a GoPay-style balance
- Steam Wallet uses fixed top-up nominal amounts, sometimes requiring over-topping up
- Steam Wallet cannot be cashed out or transferred
- Without Steam Wallet: use Funds / Dana as payment
- Payment methods mentioned: Visa/MasterCard and Funds (limited options)
- Funds is region-limited (Indonesia example)
- If Funds isn’t available, update account country settings
- Requires an existing Dana balance at least equal to the game price
- Core purchase flow: Add to cart → Trust for myself → select payment → enter Dana phone + PIN → pay → game appears in Library
- With Steam Wallet: use View My Wallet → choose top-up amount
- Steam Wallet top-up limits: 45,000–900,000
- Steam Wallet top-up can be done using Dana via Steam
- Third-party sellers exist: Unipin, Gigoach, Codashop, plus some offline stores
- Third-party wallet vouchers are often more expensive, and provide a voucher code for Steam redemption
- Gift option depends on base game vs DLC package
- Steam refund exists if you dislike the game (with conditions)
Speakers / Contributions
- Subtitles indicate one main speaker (no clearly indicated multiple perspectives).
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