If the merchant where you want to make a purchase requires a U.S. address, please use:
201 Spear St, STE: 1100, San Francisco, CA
When prompted for the zip code, please see the rule below:
Argentina: Take the 4 numbers in your postal code, and add a 0 to the end.
Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
Take the four numbers in your postal code. | Add one zero to the end. | Use this number if they ask for your U.S. ZIP code. |
C1414DPK | + 0 | 14140 (Example) |
Brasil: Use the first 5 digits of your local zip code
Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
Take the first five numbers in your postal code. | Remove any extra numbers | Use this number if they ask for your U.S. ZIP code. |
01000-000 | - 000 | 01000 (Example) |
Canada: use the 3 numbers in your postal code and add 00 at the end
Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
Take the three numbers in your postal code. | Remove the letters and add a 0 at the end | Use this number if they ask for your U.S. ZIP code. |
V2S3J8 | 238 + 00 | 23800 (Example) |
Chile, Colombia & Vietnam: use the first 5 numbers from your postal code and skip the rest
Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
Take the first five numbers in your postal code. | Remove any extra numbers | Use this number if they ask for your U.S. ZIP code. |
10300-00 | -00 | 10300 (Example) |
Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, United States: use the 5 digits from your postal code, no need to make any changes to it.
Step 1 |
Use your postal code if they ask for your U.S. ZIP code. |
08017 (Example) |
Portugal: use the numbers from your postal code, add 0 at the end if needed
Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
Take the numbers in your postal code. | If less than 5 digits, add one zero to the end. | Use this number if they ask for your U.S. ZIP code. |
7520 | + 0 | 75200 (Example) |