Buy Battle.net Gift Cards for Mexico

The Mexico listing is where this balance is sold: 2 values in MXN, issued as a code after payment and added to the account's Battle.net Balance once entered. What the balance then covers is decided inside the shop, where game time, expansions and shop items are all priced against it.

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 Mexico - which is what makes a gift card useful as a gift rather than only as a top-up.

Values on This Page

Mexico balance carries 2 values in MXN: 150 MXN and 350 MXN. 2 of those 2 are out of stock today (150 MXN and 350 MXN), so nothing on this ladder can be ordered right now. The family runs from 1 value up to 5, so this sits in the middle of that range.

Every step is denominated in MXN 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

There is one rule worth reading before ordering: Blizzard's own help recommends spending Battle.net Balance before changing an account's country or region, because the balance may reset to zero afterwards. For Mexico the card is meant for the account that stays there.

Two related listings, Malaysia and Poland, carry the same product for other regions. The balance follows the account, so pick on where that account belongs and then check the ladder.

How to Redeem a Battle.net Gift Card

Blizzard handles the redemption, so the walk-through is the same wherever the card was bought:

1. Go to battle.net/balance, or open Battle.net Balance in the client and pick Redeem Code.
2. Enter the code with no spaces, since a mistyped character is the usual cause of a refusal.
3. Confirm the amount on the summary, and the value lands as balance on that account.

The code is entered whole, and the value it carries becomes balance rather than a single purchase, so there is no rush to spend it in the same session. Keeping the order details means the code can be traced if the box refuses it on the first attempt.

Keeping the Code Safe

Buying from an unauthorised seller is the usual way this goes wrong: a code from a third party can already have been used, or never activated at all. Ordering from this store keeps the order page and the code together, which is exactly the pair support needs when something does not redeem.

Delivery

The code arrives electronically - on the order page and in the inbox - once payment is confirmed, typically within minutes. There is no courier and no address field, so it can sit until the account in Mexico it belongs to is ready for the balance.

Before You Buy

Check the region, then the code, then the account. MXN is where this card is denominated, the code is single use, and the balance joins whichever account is signed in when it is entered. With those three settled, the rest is a matter of picking the value.

Buy Battle.net Gift Cards for Mexico

If the Blizzard account belongs in Mexico, order from this page: 2 values in MXN, issued automatically after payment and redeemed at Battle.net. Start with the Battle.net balance for Mexico, and use Poland when another region fits better.