Blizzard gift cards,
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Pay for a Blizzard gift card with Bitcoin or other crypto. Pick a face value, confirm the crypto cost, and the code lands in your inbox minutes later.
- In stock today
- 4 face values
- Code emailed in minutes
How it works
How to buy a Blizzard gift card with crypto
Open the app
Sign in with an email. No bank account and no ID check.
Pick your Blizzard amount
Find it on the gaming shelf. 4 fixed values from $5 to $50.
Pay with crypto
Some Blizzard prices differ from face value. The app confirms the final crypto cost and any network fees before you sign.
Redeem at Blizzard
Emailed the moment payment confirms. Enter it at the store or console wallet.
Keep the bitcoin
Spend without selling. Borrow against BTC and let the loan buy the card.
Selling BTC to pay for a Blizzard gift card means giving that Bitcoin up. Borrow stablecoins against it instead, spend them on the card, and your BTC stays in place as collateral until you repay.
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Frequently asked questions
Blizzard currently lists 4 fixed face values between $5 and $50, all in USD. The provider prices some Blizzard denominations away from face value, so the app shows the exact crypto cost before you confirm.
Yes. Blizzard is in stock across $5 to $50 today. The code is issued as soon as the on-chain payment confirms, usually within minutes, emailed to the address on your account and kept in the app order history.
Blizzard does not publish expiry terms through our catalog feed. US federal rules stop most gift card funds expiring within five years of issue, but Blizzard sets its own fees and restrictions, so confirm them on the Blizzard site before you spend the code.
Blizzard is a gaming brand issued for US and denominated in USD. A US code is meant for the US Blizzard storefront and generally will not clear on another country's site, so buy it for spending in USD.
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