Opens the item form directly, no seller application
List a Blizzard Gift Card
One card you received and will not use on your own Battle.net account.
Several codes of the same value for the same region under one offer.
Separate offers for United States and European codes.
Register and save a payout method Create an EB24 account and add the method you want to withdraw with. The selling guide explains this step for every product.
Look at live offers Open the current Blizzard Gift Card offers for your region and note what codes of your amount are priced at today.
Choose the region Select United States or Europe to match the card. This is a required field, and a wrong choice means the buyer cannot add the Balance to their account.
Name the amount and set stock Write the card value and its currency in the title, add a short description, set your price and enter how many codes of that value you hold.
Deliver and withdraw After purchase the code goes to the buyer through the order. Once they confirm it redeemed, the held payment moves to your EB24 balance.
Buyers set their region before browsing, so the people who open your offer hold a Battle.net account that can accept the code you are selling.
The buyer pays EB24 at checkout. You send the code only after that payment is secured, so you are never left waiting for a transfer after the code has gone.
The code, the buyer messages and the confirmation all sit in one order. If a redemption question comes up later, support has the full history to look at.
Region is a form field and the amount lives in your title. Buyers on the Blizzard Gift Card page read both before they read anything else.
Ready to list? Open the item listing form. Sellers who also trade Battle.net accounts can read the Battle.net seller page.
A gift card has a printed value, so buyers compare your price to that number and to the other offers for the same region and amount. Only those offers are your real competition.
Several amounts in two regions add up to many offers to keep priced and stocked. The EB24 API lets your own system create and update them.
Create API keys under Integrations in the dashboard. If you plan to list large volumes, tell the team through the contact form first.
The buyer pays at checkout and EB24 holds the money until the buyer confirms the code worked. The amount then moves to your balance for withdrawal.
Fees and withdrawal options are explained in the help centre, and the terms of service apply to every order.
Yes, as long as the code is unused and you obtained it legitimately. Register on EB24, save a payout method and open the item form from this page. Choose the region on the card, write the amount in the title, set a price and stock, and the offer goes live once the form is complete.
United States and Europe. Each offer takes one of them, and buyers filter by region before they compare. Pick the region printed on the card or shown on the receipt, because Balance added from a code stays in that region and a mismatch means the buyer cannot use it.
In the title. The Blizzard form has no denomination field, so buyers read the amount and the currency from the title and compare it with your price. Putting the value at the start of the title makes the offer easy to scan next to the others on the page.
Yes, if they share the same region and amount. Set the stock to the number of unused codes you hold, and buyers can order one or several in a single checkout. Codes with a different value or region belong in their own offer so the title and price stay accurate.
Through the order. After the buyer pays, you send the code in the order and the buyer adds it to their Battle.net account. Keeping delivery inside the order is what keeps the payment protected and gives support a full record if a question comes up afterwards.
The buyer pays at checkout and EB24 holds the amount while you deliver. When the buyer confirms the code redeemed, the money moves to your EB24 balance. You can then withdraw it with the payout method saved in your dashboard whenever you choose.
The buyer raises it from the order page and support looks at the order history. Most cases come down to a region mismatch or a code that was already used, so checking both before you list is the simplest way to avoid them.
Compare your price with offers for the same region and amount first. Then make sure the amount is visible at the start of the title and that the region matches the card. An offer that hides its value or sits in the wrong region is rarely opened.
Match the region to the card, put its value in the title and deliver through the order once the buyer payment is held.
List a Blizzard Gift Card
