Buy 1800Baskets gift cards with crypto | uSwap

What 1800Baskets actually is

1800Baskets (a sister brand to 1-800-Flowers) sells curated gift baskets — fruit towers, gourmet chocolate, charcuterie boards, spa sets, baby gifts, and holiday assortments shipped across the United States. People buy them for birthdays, condolences, new-baby greetings, corporate thank-yous, and the December crush of client gifts. A 1800Baskets gift card on uSwap is redeemable at 1800baskets.com inside the US. Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, or any of the 30+ assets uSwap supports, get an emailed code, send a basket without touching a card processor or revealing a wallet to the merchant.

Pay in the crypto you actually hold

The catalog price is set in USD. Quote it in whatever you carry: bitcoin, monero, ether, solana, USDC, USDT, LTC, DOGE, TON, TRX, NEAR, BNB, and 20+ more. uSwap routes the conversion under the hood, so a card priced at $100 costs $100 of XMR or $100 of SOL — no separate fund-and-buy dance, no holding a stablecoin you didn’t want. Crypto-to-crypto routing runs at 0% platform fee. The card itself carries a small retail markup on the spend side that funds the engine; the swap layer takes nothing extra.

Good for the gifts you don’t want on a card statement

A gift basket is a personal signal — a sympathy arrangement, an anniversary tower, a discreet thank-you to someone outside your usual circle. Paying in crypto keeps the purchase off a bank statement and out of a retailer’s CRM. There’s no card number tied to your name on file at 1800Baskets, no follow-up “you might also like” emails unless you opt in, and no shared billing trail if the gift is meant to stay private. The recipient gets a regular 1800baskets.com code; you get a clean separation between the wallet you spent from and the address that ships the basket.

How the buy flow runs

Pick the denomination, pick the asset, get a one-time deposit address. Send from your own wallet — uSwap never logs in for you and never asks for a seed. Confirmations clear in minutes for fast chains (Solana, TON, TRX) and one block for monero; bitcoin lands inside the usual mempool window. The redemption code arrives by email as soon as the swap settles. If you’re using the persistent bridge, the same address handles every future swap from this device — bookmark the URL and the next basket order is two clicks.

Recovery, not a black hole

If the network stalls or the price moves past your quote, the order doesn’t disappear. You choose: take the new market rate, hold until conditions improve, or refund to a wallet you control. The same applies if a deposit arrives short or late. Recovery is the swap engine’s default behavior, not a support-ticket favor — surfaced in the UI on every order. Useful when you’re sending a same-day gift and need certainty that a stuck transaction won’t strand the basket order on a birthday or a funeral.

Denominations and edge cases

1800Baskets cards on uSwap come in standard USD denominations suitable for single-basket orders through corporate-scale gifting runs. They redeem at checkout on 1800baskets.com against the cart total — partial balances roll forward to a follow-up order against the same code. US shipping addresses only, since the storefront ships domestically. The code itself is delivered in plain text by email; treat it like cash and forward it directly to the recipient if you’re gifting the card rather than placing the order yourself.