Buy Battle.net Gift Cards for Europe

A Battle.net gift card for Europe adds prepaid balance to a Blizzard account, and that balance is what the shop spends from. The Europe listing carries 3 values in EUR, from 20 EUR to 100 EUR, for a buyer whose account belongs in Europe.

Two things are worth knowing before any of it is bought. The balance is added to the account that redeems the code rather than living on the card itself, and it then spends across Blizzard's games instead of being tied to a single title. Nothing on this page needs a player ID at checkout either, because the account only matters at the moment the code is read off the order page.

What the Balance Pays For

Nothing on the account has to be bought the moment the code is entered. The value waits as balance and is spent on game time, an expansion or a shop item whenever it suits a buyer in Europe - which is what makes a gift card useful as a gift rather than only as a top-up.

Values on This Page

Europe balance carries 3 values in EUR: 20 EUR, 50 EUR and 100 EUR. All 3 are in stock today, so the table on the listing can be ordered as shown. The family runs from 1 value up to 5, so this sits in the middle of that range.

Every step is denominated in EUR and added at the value printed on it, so the figures above are the listing's own design. Availability moves per step, which is why the table on the listing is worth reading before picking one.

Which Account This Balance Lands On

The balance belongs to the account that redeems it, and to that account's region. This card is denominated in EUR for Europe, so the code is entered on a Blizzard account belonging there rather than on one registered elsewhere.

Neighbouring markets for the same product are Indonesia and Mexico. Order whichever matches where the account is registered, and keep the order details in case the code has to be traced.

How to Redeem a Battle.net Gift Card

Two places accept the code, and both end on the same balance:

1. Log in to the Blizzard account in Europe first, because the balance is added to whichever account is signed in.
2. Open Battle.net Balance and select Redeem Code.
3. Submit the code and the value is added to the balance.

If the code is refused, the code itself is the first thing to check: no spaces, and the same characters that appear on the order page. Failing that, the account's region is the second, and the order number is what Blizzard support will want for the rest.

Keeping the Code Safe

Three habits cover most of what otherwise ends in a support ticket. Enter the code yourself rather than passing it to anyone else. Check the account is in the right region before submitting. And keep the order number until the balance appears, because that is what Blizzard will ask for.

Delivery

Because delivery is a code rather than a shipped card, the buyer in Europe never waits on a courier or an address check. The order page is the record, the inbox holds a copy, and redemption starts the moment the code is read off it.

Before You Buy

Three checks settle most problems before they start. Confirm the Blizzard account is registered in Europe, since that is the region the card is issued for. Keep the code on the order page rather than a photo, so it can be re-read exactly if the first entry is refused. And check the step wanted, because the value is added whole rather than in parts.

Buy Battle.net Gift Cards for Europe

For an account in Europe this is the listing that matches: 3 values in EUR, issued as a code within minutes of payment. Order the Battle.net gift card for Europe here, or compare it with Indonesia if another market suits the account better.