The most-bought thing on this site, and the shortest route from a crypto balance to ordinary retail spending.
Any amount, not fixed denominations
Type anything from $10 to $500 and the price updates: face value plus 6%, which is the lowest fee we charge because this is the card people come back for. A $100 card costs $106. Fixed $25, $50, $100 and $200 options are there as one-tap shortcuts at the same rate per dollar.
If you need more than $500, place more than one order — Amazon stacks balances without limit, so three $500 codes behave exactly like $1,500.
Get the region right
We list Amazon US (amazon.com) and Amazon.de separately. They are not interchangeable: every national Amazon is a separate company and a US code is a claim against the US entity that the German one cannot honour.
Check which Amazon your account belongs to, not which country you are in. If you need another market — UK, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Canada — ask and we will usually source it.
Paying with Bitcoin specifically
Bitcoin works and is what many people hold. Two things to know at gift-card sizes:
The fee is a real percentage on a small card. A $3 network fee on a $26 purchase is over 10%, on top of our 6%. On a $500 card it is noise. If you are buying a small amount, USDT on Tron costs cents instead.
Confirmation takes as long as it takes. Ten-minute blocks and a fee market mean twenty minutes on a quiet network and longer when it is busy. Pay a healthy fee or the transaction may sit past the deposit window. Everything else about the order is automatic — the delay is entirely Bitcoin's.
The quoted amount is locked for the deposit window, so a price move while you confirm is our exposure. You will not be asked for a top-up.
Redeeming it
Go to amazon.com (or amazon.de), Account, Gift Cards, Redeem. Enter the code and it lands as account balance immediately. Balance applies automatically to your next order and never expires.
One thing worth knowing: Amazon balance cannot be used for everything. Some third-party marketplace sellers, some digital subscriptions, and Amazon Fresh in some markets require a card. For ordinary physical goods it works without qualification.
If the code is rejected
Check the region first — that is almost always it. If the region is right and Amazon still refuses it, send us the order code and Amazon's exact wording. "Already redeemed" and "not valid in your country" are different problems: the first is ours to replace, the second is a region mismatch.
Why this rather than selling on an exchange
Selling for fiat and buying with a card costs an exchange fee, a withdrawal fee, several days of waiting, and in most jurisdictions creates a taxable disposal event. Our 6% is often cheaper once tax is counted, and it takes minutes. If none of that applies to you, buying the card directly from Amazon with a card is cheaper and you should do that.