BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC20/TRC20/SOL), XMR, SOL, USDC, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX and 20+ others across 30+ networks. Pick any supported asset at checkout — the engine quotes the swap into the card with no platform fee and no spread baked in.
Buy California Pizza Kitchen Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy California Pizza Kitchen gift cards with crypto — BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL and 25+ more assets across 30+ networks. Email delivery, 0% swap fee, redeemable at any CPK location in the United States or on cpk.com.
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Pay for California Pizza Kitchen in any chain
California Pizza Kitchen gift cards on uSwap are funded with crypto and redeemed at any participating CPK location across the United States — the dining rooms, the takeout counter, and online orders at cpk.com. Send BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, USDC, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX or any of 30+ supported assets. The engine quotes the trade, the code lands in your inbox, and the next California Flatbread or Original BBQ Chicken Pizza gets paid for in sats.
There is no “preferred” chain to deposit from. Bitcoin holders, Monero holders, and someone with a stale USDT-TRC20 balance all get the same flat quote on the same card.
Why pay for pizza in crypto
Cards are useful when you want to move value into a sit-down meal without surfacing a card on file. A CPK gift card buys the same Thai Crunch Salad or Sicilian whether the funding crypto came from a self-custodial wallet, a privacy chain, or a stablecoin on Solana. You decide whether the deposit is traceable on a public chain or routed through XMR — the gift code itself carries no funding metadata into the restaurant POS.
It also works as a clean way to convert volatile holdings into a fixed dining budget. Lock in a $50 card today, eat off it for the next month, ignore whatever ETH does in between.
0% on the swap side, retail markup on the spend side
Crypto-to-crypto routing through uSwap charges no platform fee and bakes no spread into the displayed quote. The number you see is the number that settles. The card itself carries a small retail markup on the spend side — that’s what funds the engine and keeps the swap layer free.
Translated: you are not paying a trading desk to move BTC into USDT into a card. You’re paying roughly retail for a gift card, and the routing underneath is on the house. If a chain is cheap that day, the savings flow to you rather than getting absorbed.
Where the card works
California Pizza Kitchen gift cards purchased here redeem at CPK locations in the United States — full-service restaurants, CPK ROCKS fast-casual spots, and online ordering through cpk.com for delivery or pickup. They cover the full menu: hand-tossed pizzas, the seasonal flatbreads, pastas, salads, the kids’ menu, and alcohol where local rules allow.
The card is US-only. If you’re abroad and want to send dinner to family stateside, the email-delivery flow makes that straightforward — buy with crypto from anywhere, forward the code, they eat. The recipient doesn’t need a wallet or any crypto knowledge to redeem.
What the checkout actually does
Pick the denomination, pick the deposit asset, send. The bridge address generated for your device is persistent — one address handles every future gift-card purchase from this browser, so the second card is a single transfer with no re-setup. Bookmark the bridge URL and the next CPK run is two clicks.
Confirmations follow the deposit chain’s normal cadence: Lightning and Solana settle in seconds, Bitcoin L1 waits for a block, Monero clears on its own schedule. The gift code arrives by email the moment the deposit is final.
Recovery you actually control
If a quote moves against you mid-deposit or the card inventory shifts, you choose what happens — take the market rate, hold the funds until conditions improve, or refund to a wallet you specify. No forced fills, no opaque “best effort” routing that eats the difference. The same recovery logic that runs the swap engine applies to every gift-card order, including this one.