Buy Code gift cards with crypto — BTC, XMR, USDT

Pay in crypto, receive a Code gift card by email

Buying a Code gift card with uSwap is a single flow: pick the card amount, pick the crypto you want to pay in, send to the quoted address. Minutes later the code arrives in your inbox, ready to load into your Code account or paste at checkout on the US storefront.

The pay leg accepts BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT across ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana and TON, plus USDC, SOL, LTC, BNB, DOGE, NEAR, TRX and around twenty more. Whatever you already hold is almost certainly supported — no need to bridge to a specific chain first.

US-region redemption, no surprises at checkout

Code gift cards in this catalog redeem at the US storefront. That means a US billing address on the Code account and a US-issued payment profile if the brand requires one. The card itself doesn’t care where you live — it cares where you’re spending.

If you’re abroad and ordering into a US address, or stocking credit ahead of a trip, the card works exactly the same. What it won’t do is convert to another region’s currency or unlock non-US inventory. That’s a Code policy, not a uSwap one — worth knowing before you load the balance.

Privacy-friendly by default — XMR in, code out

Monero deposits land the same way every other asset does: into a quote, through the engine, out to a gift code. No ID upload, no selfie, no proof of address. You provide an email so the code has somewhere to be delivered, and that’s the only identifier in the loop.

This is why a chunk of the people buying Code cards through uSwap come in on XMR. Spending stays denominated in dollars on the merchant side — what changes is the path the value took to get there. The redemption itself is indistinguishable from any other gift code typed into a US checkout.

0% platform fee on the swap, retail markup on the card

The crypto-to-crypto leg of this purchase runs at 0% platform fee. The quote you see is what gets executed — no spread baked in, no skim on the routing. That part is identical to any other swap uSwap settles.

The gift card itself carries a small retail markup over face value. That markup is what funds the engine and the merchant pipeline — it’s how the rest of the product can stay free. We surface the breakdown in the quote so nothing is happening off-screen. You pay X in crypto, you receive a card worth Y, and the delta is the cost of doing business with the brand.

Real recovery if the price moves mid-deposit

Crypto prices don’t sit still, and deposits don’t always arrive at the exact moment the quote was struck. If your inbound transaction lands outside the locked window, you get options instead of a stuck order: take the new market rate and ship the code, hold the deposit and re-quote when the rate recovers, or refund back to a wallet address you control.

No support ticket required for the common paths. The decision sits with you, in the order interface, the moment the mismatch is detected. That’s what separates infrastructure from a wrapper — the system tells you what’s true and hands you the steering wheel.

One address, every future Code purchase

uSwap runs a persistent bridge URL per device. Bookmark it once and the same address handles every future swap from that device — Code gift cards, other brands in the catalog, or plain crypto-to-crypto routing across the 30+ supported networks.

That persistence is local to the bookmark, not an account on our side. Nothing to log into, nothing to lose a password for. Open the page, pick Code again, pick an amount, send. The history of what you’ve bought stays in your wallet’s transaction log and your inbox — not on a profile we keep.