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Store guide · Blizzard Entertainment

Battle.net: Amex, paysafecard and a capped Balance

Blizzard's launcher takes Amex and paysafecard and lets you refund unspent Balance within 14 days. It will also sell The Witcher 3 from its Remastered launch on 29 September 2026.

14 days, under 2 hoursSells to: PC, Mac

Ways to pay

Paying at Battle.net with a UK account
MethodAcceptedWhat to know
Debit cardYesCards without a CVV, or from outside your region, are refused.
Credit cardYesPrepaid Visa and Mastercard also work.
American ExpressYesAccepted.
PayPalYesMust be verified; PayPal balance used first.
Apple PaySomeShown at checkout by region.
Google PaySomeShown at checkout by region.
paysafecardYesUK listed; not for World of Warcraft subscriptions.
Klarna / pay laterSomeKlarna shown by region.
Phone billNoBoku phone billing was withdrawn.
Bank transferNoNo UK bank method.
Store gift cardYesBattle.net Balance cards from participating shops.

Battle.net Balance

Balance can be bought from £1 in any amount. The cap is £200 with the Battle.net Authenticator attached and £100 without. Balance cannot set up recurring subscriptions and is never converted between currencies, so changing your account country loses it. Blizzard's refund policy allows unspent Balance to be refunded within 14 days.

Refunds

Blizzard refunds paid games and expansions within 14 days of purchase as long as you have not played more than two hours. Unspent paid in-game currency can be refunded within 14 days; items bought with that currency generally cannot. Use Battle.net Support, Payments, Refunds.

Coming soon

None of the twelve games we review is sold on Battle.net today. CD PROJEKT RED has announced that The Witcher 3 launches on Battle.net with its Remastered update on 29 September 2026.

Our games on Battle.net

None of the twelve games we review is sold here at the moment.

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