Buy games on Battle.net with a Visa card
Battle.net balance for the next season, expansion, or relapse
Blizzard billing is a mix؛ WoW game time on a schedule, expansions as one-offs, in-game currency whenever a mount is too pretty. All of it draws from the card or balance on your Battle.net account. A card of your own means the characters you have levelled for years are not parked on someone else's payment method.
What buying on Battle.net costs
Battle.net charges per purchase rather than a fixed monthly price, so what you plan is the card balance. These are the top-ups people start with.
Top up any amount you like | PayFar charges no monthly fee on the card, and Battle.net charges its own price.
We never ask for your Battle.net login
Every other route asks you to hand over your Battle.net username and password, or to buy a login that belongs to someone else. PayFar issues a Visa card to you instead, you pay Battle.net yourself, in your own name, from your own account.
Resellers and shared accounts
They pay on your behalf: with access to your account
- ✕They ask for your Battle.net email and password to pay for you
- ✕You wait hours: sometimes a day, for someone to process the order by hand
- ✕A middleman fee on top of the exchange rate, never itemised
- ✕One card funds dozens of accounts: they get flagged together
PayFar
You pay, yourself؛ we only issue the card
- ✓We never ask for your username or password: we have no way into your account
- ✓Pay Battle.net the moment you decide to: the charge clears instantly, at 3am if you like
- ✓No extra payment fee: just the rate of the day, shown before you confirm
Nobody logs into your Battle.net account but you. There is no shared password, no session on someone else's laptop, and nothing to revoke later.
You enter the card at Battle.net checkout and the charge settles from your balance in seconds. No order queue, no operator, no waiting for business hours.
Battle.net charges its own price and PayFar adds no payment fee and no monthly card fee. The conversion rate is quoted before you confirm.
What makes a Battle.net payment go through
Game stores lock your wallet and library to a region, and Battle.net reads the card to decide which one. Fund it with a card from an accepted country and every later purchase inherits that decision.
Battle passes, skins, season content؛ they all go through the same checkout as the games themselves. The card that bought the game covers the rest of it without a second setup.
Region-locked gift codes carry a reseller margin on every single top-up. Paying Battle.net directly at the day's rate removes that layer entirely: the store's price is the price you pay.
How to buy games on Battle.net with a Visa card
- 1Open Battle.net and head to the store, wallet or subscription page
- 2Pick the game, top-up amount or membership tier
- 3Add the PayFar card as the payment method
- 4Set the billing address country to your PayFar profile country
- 5Confirm: the balance lands or the game unlocks straight away
What you need first
- 1A PayFar Visa in your own name, ready in under 3 minutes
- 2A balance of at least $20؛ top up in rial
- 3A billing country that matches your PayFar profile
The rest of your gaming bill
One card covers all of it. These are the other gaming services people pay for with PayFar.
Steam top-up
PlayStation Plus subscription
Xbox Game Pass subscription
Shop on Nintendo eShop
Epic Games games
Riot Games top-up
Roblox subscription
EA Play subscriptionBuying on Battle.net: common questions
How much should I top up to buy on Battle.net?
Battle.net has no fixed monthly price; it charges per purchase. Most people start with a $20 top-up, any amount works, and PayFar adds no monthly card fee.
How do I buy games on Battle.net with a Visa card?
Open a PayFar account; the virtual Visa card is issued in under 3 minutes. Top up at least $20, enter the card number, expiry and CVV at the Battle.net checkout, and set the billing country to the one on your PayFar profile. The charge clears in seconds.
Does a purchase on Battle.net arrive instantly?
Yes. The charge authorises in seconds, the same as any other card in the world, no waiting for an operator to redeem a code on your behalf.
Which region should I pick for my account?
The one that matches your PayFar profile country. Store prices differ by region, but mixing a card from one region with an account from another is the classic way to get purchases blocked.
Can I keep using my existing account and library?
Usually, yes, if its region already matches the card. If not, most stores let you spend down the old wallet first; your purchased library stays either way.
Get a card that Battle.net accepts
Open an account, top up in rial or crypto, and pay Battle.net in your own name, no reseller, no shared login.