Buy Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Gift Cards with Crypto

Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf gift cards, paid in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR or any of 30+ supported networks. US redemption only — works at US cafes and coffeebean.com, emailed as a code minutes after your deposit confirms.

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Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, paid in crypto

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf gift card covers any tab at the chain’s US cafes — Original Ice Blended drinks, the Vanilla latte, breakfast sandwiches, whole-bean bags from the Costa Rica or Viennese lineup, and the loose-leaf tea tins. Redemption works at company-operated US locations and on coffeebean.com for shipped beans, tea, and merchandise. Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, or another supported asset and the code lands by email, usually inside a few minutes.

Who actually uses this card

Two patterns show up. The first is regulars on the West Coast — California, Arizona, Nevada — who walk into a Coffee Bean every morning and want to fund the habit from a wallet instead of a bank card. The second is gifters: someone abroad sending a tea lover in the US a card they can spend at a real cafe, without dealing with international card fees or a Visa decline. Both work because the card itself is just a stored-value code redeemable at US Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf stores and the online shop. You hand over crypto on our side; the recipient gets a normal gift card on theirs.

0% platform fee, explained honestly

Crypto-to-crypto routing on uSwap is 0% — no platform cut, no spread quietly baked into the quote you see. Gift cards are the exception worth naming: the spend side carries a small retail markup on the face value, and that markup is what funds the engine behind the free swap layer. So if you’re moving USDT to ETH, you pay nothing. If you’re spending USDT on a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf card, the markup is visible at checkout before you confirm. No surprises after the fact.

Pay in whatever you hold

Thirty-plus networks are live, including BTC, ETH on mainnet and L2s, USDT and USDC across Tron, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, BNB Chain, XMR, SOL, LTC, DOGE, TON, NEAR, TRX, and more. If your funds are in Monero and the card settles in something else, the swap happens under the hood — you send XMR, the card gets issued. Same flow whether you’re paying from a hardware wallet, a mobile wallet, or an exchange withdrawal. The deposit address is shown at quote time and your bridge URL is persistent, so one address handles every future swap from this device.

Delivery and redemption

After your deposit confirms on-chain, the gift code is emailed to the address you provide at checkout. Confirmation times track the network you paid from — Lightning and Solana are near-instant, Bitcoin mainnet waits for a confirmation, Monero takes its standard ten confirmations. The code redeems at US Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf stores and on coffeebean.com. Treat the code like cash: anyone holding it can spend it, so save the email and don’t post screenshots. If something goes sideways during routing, real recovery is on the table — market the swap, hold for a better rate, or refund back to a wallet you control. You decide.

Why this beats a card-funded gift card

Buying gift cards with a debit card means the issuer sees a merchant, a category, and a recipient. Paying in crypto keeps the funding side off your bank statement and inside your wallet’s privacy model — particularly relevant for XMR users. No KYC wall on the buy. No chargeback risk on the seller side, which is why the markup stays thin. The card itself is a normal Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf card once issued; redemption is identical to one bought with a Visa.

Frequently asked

See below — covers crypto support, region, delivery, and what happens if a payment underpays or arrives late.

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Frequently asked

BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, DOGE, BNB, TON, NEAR, TRX and 20+ more across 30+ networks. If your asset isn't the settlement asset, uSwap routes it under the hood — you send what you hold, the card gets issued.