BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, USDC, LTC, DOGE, BNB, TON, TRX, NEAR and 20+ more across 30+ supported networks. The card itself is denominated in USD — uSwap routes whatever you send into the card balance.
Buy Domino's Gift Cards with Crypto | uSwap
Buy a Domino's gift card with Bitcoin, Monero, USDT, ETH or any of 30+ supported networks. US redemption at dominos.com and in the Domino's app — code delivered by email after the deposit confirms.
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Pay for Domino’s in crypto, redeem at dominos.com
Domino’s gift cards bought on uSwap work the same as the ones sold at the register: load them in your Domino’s account at dominos.com or in the Domino’s app, then apply at checkout against a pizza, a pasta bowl, a couple of orders of cinnamon twists, or whatever the late-night order looks like. Redemption is United States only — the card pulls from the US menu and the US store network. Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, USDC, LTC, DOGE, BNB, TON, TRX, NEAR or any of the 30+ other supported networks, and the code lands in your inbox once the deposit confirms.
Why pay for pizza in crypto
A Domino’s card is one of the cleaner ways to turn on-chain balance into something a delivery driver hands you forty minutes later. You don’t need to off-ramp to a bank, you don’t need to attach a card to your Domino’s account, and the order itself is just a normal pickup or delivery — Domino’s never sees the crypto side. People paying in XMR or BTC use this for the same reason they use it anywhere else: it keeps the food order detached from a bank statement. For everyone else it’s mostly speed — the swap clears while you’re still picking toppings.
0% platform fee on the swap
uSwap charges 0% on the crypto-to-crypto leg. The quote you see is the quote you get — no spread baked into the rate, no service charge stapled to the bottom of the receipt. The spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine, which is how a 0% swap surface stays sustainable instead of being a launch promo. If you pay in ETH for a $25 Domino’s card, the engine routes ETH through whichever path is cheapest at that second and prints the code against the card balance you actually wanted.
Any chain in, gift code out
The card is denominated in USD, but the deposit side is fully chain-agnostic. Pay in Bitcoin from a hardware wallet, in USDT on Tron because the fees are pennies, in SOL because that’s what’s sitting in Phantom, in Monero for the privacy posture, in TON straight out of a Telegram wallet — uSwap handles the routing across 30+ networks behind a single quote. One bridge URL handles every future swap from this device, so the next time pizza night comes around you’re not setting anything up again. Bookmark it.
What you can actually order
A Domino’s gift card covers the full menu at participating US stores and on dominos.com: large pizzas, the specialty lineup, Parmesan bread bites, chicken wings, pasta in a bread bowl, the 2-for-$6.99 mix-and-match, drinks, dessert. It works for delivery and for carryout, and it stacks with coupons and Domino’s Rewards points — the card is treated as a payment method, not a discount, so the loyalty side keeps accruing on the order. Balance that isn’t spent in one session stays on the account for the next order.
How the buy flow runs
Pick a denomination, pick which crypto you’re paying with, and uSwap quotes the exact send amount. Send to the deposit address, wait for the network confirmations (a few seconds on SOL or TON, ten to twenty minutes on BTC), and the gift code arrives by email with redemption instructions. If a swap stalls — a chain reorg, a fee spike, a router timing out — you get a real recovery choice: take the market rate now, hold for the original quote, or refund to a different address. Nobody silently eats the difference.