About the Xbox gift card
Xbox is Microsoft's video game brand, and this is its New Zealand gift card, sold on 0fiat as a digital code in New Zealand dollars. Five fixed values are on offer: NZ$15, NZ$25, NZ$50, NZ$70 and NZ$100. You settle the order in crypto, and once the network confirms your payment the code is displayed for you to copy.
The supplier's terms are short and practical. Using the code calls for a Microsoft account plus a broadband internet connection, and your internet provider's own fees still apply. Microsoft will not replace a code that is lost, destroyed or stolen.
Everything is governed by the Microsoft Services Agreement, published at microsoft.com. Features and system requirements differ by device and country and change over time; the full terms are printed further down this page.
Xbox gift card at a glance
- Values
- NZ$15, NZ$25, NZ$50, NZ$70, NZ$100
- Currency
- New Zealand dollar (NZD)
- Country
- New Zealand
- Account
- Microsoft account and broadband internet required
- Cash and resale
- Not redeemable for cash
- Delivery
- Code shown on screen once your crypto payment confirms
- Good to know
- Subject to the Microsoft Services Agreement
How to redeem your Xbox gift card
- 1 When your crypto payment has confirmed, copy the Xbox code from the screen.
- 2 Redeem the code to the account the terms require.
- What if my Xbox code goes missing after I copy it?
- Per the terms, a digital code that is lost, destroyed or stolen will not be replaced.
- Is every Xbox feature available on every device?
- No. The terms note that features and system requirements vary by device, by country and over time, and that online multiplayer is not available in all games.
- Can I pay for an Xbox code with a stablecoin on 0fiat?
- You can. At checkout choose USDT, USDC or another supported coin, select the network, and transfer the exact figure quoted. The code comes up after confirmation.
- Do I have to show ID to buy an Xbox code here?
- No ID is asked for. 0fiat has no KYC step and no account verification.