Xbox users can request refunds for eligible digital games, apps, add-ons, and subscriptions directly through the Xbox Support website. The process involves signing into the dedicated refund page, selecting the item for refund, providing a reason, and submitting the request. If approved, access to the digital product is revoked.
Refunds for digital games are generally granted if the request is made within 14 days of purchase and the player has not accumulated a "significant amount" of playtime. While Microsoft does not define "significant playtime," requests can be submitted up to 90 days post-purchase. However, acceptance is not guaranteed, and Microsoft may limit the number or value of refunds per individual annually.
The refund policy applies to Microsoft Store digital game offers, Xbox apps (excluding movie and TV apps), digital gaming bundles, durable game content, and some consumable content. Most in-game consumables and virtual currency become non-refundable once purchased or used. Pre-orders have a separate cancellation policy, allowing users to cancel up to 10 days before the game's launch date through their order history.
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Microsoft provides a process for Xbox users to request refunds for digital games, apps, add-ons, and subscriptions through Xbox Support online. Eligibility for refunds depends on factors like purchase date, playtime, and the type of content, with specific conditions for games and pre-orders.