Pay for my ultimate Game pass with my Microsoft account balance.

here is a link to all the info on past due balances and how to pay them.

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/billing/xbox-subscriptions/pay-past-due-balance-on-xbox-subscription

depending on when it was set to renew, you may be able to pay the balance and then request a refund, or, if the past due subscription is for Live Gold and you wanted to take advantage of the deals on Game Pass,
Ultimate you can simply pay the outstanding balance and then upgrade to Game Pass Ultimate and any time left on your Live Gold will also be converted to Game Pass Ultimate

if you used Gold or Game Pass or Game Pass Ultimate after the expiry date and recurring billing was turned on but there wasn't enough in your account to pay for it, it would get a Past Due Balance on the account.

this Past Due Balance has to be cleared before any other purchases can be made with that account.

the following link has all the details on how you can pay the balance off

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/...s/pay-past-due-balance-to-unlock-subscription

go to https://account.microsoft.com/services and turn off recurring billing/auto renew on the Game Pass Ultimate subscription before you get a Past Due Balance on your
account.

if you get a Past Due Balance you will need to pay that off before you can get Live Gold or Game Pass.

wait till the Ultimate Game Pass Expires before getting Gold or it will convert to Ultimate Game Pass

Hi Brick. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

You can pay for Game Pass with your account balance but you also need a valid payment method registered to your account as it's a subscription with a recurring fee. Despite this your Microsoft account balance should be used first when paying for Game Pass.

Please reach back if you have further questions.

Hello chrissy2509,

Thanks for posting on the Xbox forums. We understand that you are interested in paying your past-due balance for your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription with your Microsoft currency instead of a debit/credit card. We have a support article that explains
how to use your
Microsoft account balance to pay a past-due subscription. Be sure to let us know the results!