Gift Cards

How buying a gift card with crypto works

1. Pick a brand and an amount

Most brands take any figure within a range rather than fixed denominations — type what you want to load and the price updates as you go. Check the region while you are there: it is stated on the tile and on the product page, and it is the one thing that will stop a code working.

2. Pay in the coin you hold

Bitcoin, Monero, USDT, Ethereum, Solana and around forty others. You get a deposit address generated for your order alone and an exact amount to send. Nothing is charged to anything. On small cards some coins are greyed out because the swap provider's minimum is above your order's value — pick another, or a larger amount.

3. The code is released automatically

The moment your deposit confirms on-chain, a code is claimed from inventory and shown on your order page. No human step, no waiting on us. A couple of minutes on a fast chain, longer on Bitcoin.

4. Redeem it on the issuer's own site

Most of these are redeemed on the brand's website rather than inside their mobile app — Apple and Google take a cut of in-app purchases, which is why an app often will not accept a code at all. Your order page tells you where to go.

5. The code stays available

Your order page never expires and is reachable with just the order code, so you can come back to it. With an account, every code you have bought is in one place.