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This section lists the claims that an encrypted token can include for your relying party. The claims included in the token are determined when you first configure your relying party.

Claims not part of an identity

These claims don’t belong to a device, title, or user identity.

Audience

Issuer

Token issue date/time

Token expiration date/time

Sandbox ID

Proof key

Device identity claims

The following claims can be part of the device identity (xdi) section of the token.

Device pairwise ID

Device type

Device types

Device version

Device capabilities

The dca claim is only included when the relying party is configured to emit it. See Reference XBOX Game Streaming servers in XSTS claims for how to configure the claim and how to interpret it (including a fully omitted claim) when detecting XBOX Game Streaming servers server-side.

Device debug

Title identity claims

The following claims can be part of the title identity (xti) section of the token.

Title ID

Title version

User identity claims

The following claims can be part of the user identity (xui) section of the token.

User hash

Partner XUID

User pairwise ID

Guest

Test

Family ID

Modern gamertag

Modern gamertag suffix

Gamertag

Age group

Country/region

DelegationToken

Privileges

Service identity claims

The following claims can be part of the service identity (xsi) section of the token.

Service ID

Service type

Service cluster

Service instance

Aggregate identity claims

The following claims may be part of the aggregate identity (xai) section of the token.

Age group

Privileges

Claim values for country/region claim

The following table describes the mapping for the country/region claim value.

Claim values for privileges

The following table describes the possible privileges in the privilege claim.
Last modified on October 20, 2026