Can I buy a US card for someone travelling abroad?
Use the recipient’s account market, not the location of the buyer or the recipient’s current trip. Travel does not make a different-market card compatible.
Compare 34 USD denominations for the United States product market. Check the recipient’s account before choosing a code.
31 denominations have Arcavanta USD prices; 130, 135 and 145 USD are on request. Minimum quantities are set per product; 25 codes is the default. A listed price does not reserve stock.
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A US-labelled USD card is not a generic USD product for any country. Confirm the recipient’s US Microsoft account and the exact product restrictions.
Check account-region compatibilityA 25 USD card represents 25 USD of recipient balance. The USD amount shown in the table is the Arcavanta seller price for one code. It is not the balance converted into dollars.
Choose one denomination and check its displayed minimum quantity. If you need another face value, create another line with its own minimum. Keep the market, card currency and quantity together when requesting a quote.
Save the exact error text and the product market. Check the intended Microsoft account before another attempt. Never include the full code, password or two-factor code in a screenshot.
Follow the redemption guideSource links recorded August 26, 2026; page copy reviewed September 17, 2026. Issuer product rules do not establish Arcavanta stock, sale prices or service timing.
Use the recipient’s account market, not the location of the buyer or the recipient’s current trip. Travel does not make a different-market card compatible.
No. Each market-and-denomination product line must meet its own displayed minimum. Quantities of different products do not combine to meet it.
No. The price identifies the seller amount for that exact product. Check availability for the required quantity before committing an order; a saved selection does not reserve supplier stock.
Review the product market, denomination and quantity in your business account. Keep the recipient balance separate from the seller amount.