Gifting Battle.net Money

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Is there a way that I can buy Battle.net money for someone else?

I know that I can go out purchase a Battle.net gift card at Best Buy and then mail the card to them, but I was hoping for something I could do from my computer. Where Blizzard would just immediately credit their account, or at least email them a code to get the money.

Is there a way to do that?



Best Answer

Buy a Battle.net Gift Card:

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And send the recipient the code off the back.

Always use ALL CAPS when typing the codes. For example:

EYEH8BNALOANINGAME2

Is the correct way of typing the code at the following link:

https://www.battle.net/account/management/redemption/redeem.html




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Quick Answer about "Gifting Battle.net Money"

  • Choose Battle.net Balance in the shop.
  • Select the amount of Balance you'd like to gift, or enter it manually in any amount over $1.00 USD.
  • Click Gift Balance.
  • Enter your friend's BattleTag or email address or select the recipient from the drop down list.


  • Can you gift your Battle.net Balance?

    You can gift Battle.net Balance directly to a friend, or use your own Battle.net Balance to gift a product from the Battle.net Shop to a friend.

    How long does a Battle.net gifting take?

    Gifts purchased in the Battle.net Shop are sent once the payment is processed and the order status is Complete. This can take up to 24 hours. If your friend is not receiving an email, check that you sent the gift to the correct address or ask your friend to correctly set up the filters of the email provider.



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