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Battle.net Balance: Cards for Your Blizzard Account
Credit on the Battle.net account, spent on games, expansions or in-game currency — and almost every card is tied to one country.
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Battle.net cards by amount
Every Blizzard balance card we track, each with its cheapest live offer and the country it belongs to.
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Frequently asked questions about Battle.net balance
Almost everything Blizzard sells in its store: games and expansions, World of Warcraft game time, virtual currency for Diablo or Overwatch and the odd account service. It is money in the Battle.net wallet rather than one specific product.
Because the bulk of the stock in circulation comes from the United States region, and those cards are issued in dollars. That is a practical fact rather than a detail: the card's currency decides which accounts can redeem it.
No. The Battle.net wallet holds a single currency, the one from your account's region, and it rejects balance from anywhere else. Check the region we print on the offer against your own account before buying.
Yes, it is one of the most common uses: game time is bought from Blizzard's own store and the balance covers it with no bank card involved. It is also the tidy way to gift it to somebody else.
The ones stores actually sell, from the small cards up to the high-value ones, plus the occasional regional format. We put them together because the price per unit of balance is not the same across them, and the biggest card is not always the one that stretches furthest.
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