Blizzard Gift Card
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What you pay per amount
Listed prices for United States.
About Blizzard gift cards
A Blizzard Gift Card tops up your Battle.net balance: pay for World of Warcraft game time, expansions, Overwatch 2 shop items, Diablo IV cosmetics and full game purchases.
Balance is region-specific; pick the card matching your Battle.net account region.
The values we carry vary by currency, so check the one your account uses. USD comes in $5, $10, $20 and $50. EUR runs 20, 50 and 100 euro. CAD has 30, 60 and 100 dollar cards. GBP is 15 and 40 pounds. PLN covers 100 and 250 zloty, and AUD has a single 25 dollar option. The smallest entry point across the whole range is the $5 USD card, and the largest single loads are the 100 EUR, 100 CAD and 250 PLN cards. If you want an amount that is not on the list, buy two cards and stack them, since balance from multiple cards adds up on one account.
Every listing on this page is marked Global, but that label refers to the product family, not to your currency. The currency printed on the card still has to line up with the account you are redeeming into. A Battle.net account set to euros will not take a PLN or CAD card, and a UK account will not accept the AUD 25. Check what currency your Battle.net balance is displayed in before you pick a denomination, because a mismatch is caught at redemption and the code simply will not go through. That is the one detail worth two minutes of checking.
Balance is one directional. Once a card is redeemed the funds sit in your Battle.net account until you spend them, and they cannot be moved to another account, converted back to cash or refunded to a card. Leftovers are also common with fixed denominations, so if you are buying for something with a known price, work out whether $20 or $50 gets you closer without stranding money. A small remainder is fine if you buy regularly, less so if this is a one off purchase for someone else.
How to redeem
Log in at battle.net and open Account → "Redeem a Code".
Enter the code.
Balance is added to your Battle.net wallet.
Which Blizzard card do I need?
Blizzard cards are locked to the country of your account: the currency shown here isn't enough on its own.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I pay for WoW subscription with Battle.net balance?
Yes: game time and subscriptions can be paid directly from the balance.
Which region Blizzard gift card should I buy?
All the cards listed here are Global, but you still pick by currency: USD, EUR, CAD, GBP, PLN or AUD. Match the currency to the one your Battle.net account already displays.
Will a EUR Blizzard gift card work on a US account?
No. A card in one currency will not redeem into an account set to another, and the code is rejected at redemption rather than converted.
Is there a $5 Blizzard gift card?
Yes, $5 is the smallest USD denomination we carry. The USD range is $5, $10, $20 and $50.
Can I combine two Blizzard gift cards?
Yes, codes in the same currency as your account stack, so two 50 EUR cards give you 100 EUR of balance. Use this if the amount you want is not an available denomination.
Can I get a refund on unused Blizzard balance?
No. Once redeemed, the balance stays on that Battle.net account and cannot be transferred, converted back to money or refunded.
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