Xbox Gift Card

You can add a certain amount of money to your Microsoft account using an Xbox Gift Card, which is a real or digital certificate.

For the Xbox and Microsoft environment, think of it as digital currency. A 25-character code is included when you purchase or get one. The entire amount of money is deposited into your digital wallet after you redeem that code.
What Can You Purchase With It?

These cards are very adaptable because Xbox is a Microsoft brand. You can play more than just simple games. The balance can be used for:

Games & Add-ons: Complete digital game downloads for Windows PCs or Xbox consoles, together with expansions, downloadable content (DLC), and in-game money (such as FC Points or V-Bucks).

Subscriptions: You can use the money for services like Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which allows you to play online multiplayer games and access a huge library of downloaded titles.

Entertainment: Using the Microsoft Store on your console to rent or purchase films and TV series.

Hardware: You can really use your redeemed gift card balance to help pay for tangible items like Xbox wireless controllers, headsets, or even a new console when you shop at the official Microsoft Store online.

Important Guidelines & Details

The Unified Wallet: Microsoft Gift Cards and Xbox Gift Cards are essentially the same. They both increase the balance of the same underlying Microsoft account.

No Expiration Dates: You can hold onto the balance until a game because money loaded from a retail gift card never expires.