Can You Merge Two PS3 / PSN Accounts?

No. Sony does not provide any way to merge two PlayStation Network accounts. Each PSN ID is a separate, immutable identity with its own:

• Trophies (cannot transfer)
• Purchase licenses (games, DLC, subscriptions)
• Friends list, messages, parties
• Cloud saves (PS+)
• Wallet funds

What You Can Do

• Primary Console Sharing: Set one PS3/PS4/PS5 as "Primary" for Account A → all local users on that console can play Account A's downloaded games and use PS+ online. Account B can be secondary on same console.
• Family Management: Create a Family (Adult + Child accounts) → Parental controls, shared PS+ benefits, purchase limits.
• Data Transfer (PS3 → PS3 / PS4 → PS4): System Settings → Transfer Data → moves saves, screenshots, users. Does not merge accounts.
• Re-download Purchases: On a new console, sign in with the purchasing account → Library → Download.

Warning

Third-party "account merging" services are scams. Sharing credentials violates ToS and risks bans. If you lost access to an old account (email, 2FA), contact PlayStation Support with proof of purchase (receipts, serial numbers) for recovery.