BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ other assets across 30+ networks. The router converts whatever you send into the order, so you don't need to off-ramp first.
Buy Fish Tales Gift Cards with Crypto | uSwap
Buy a Fish Tales gift card with crypto — BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT, SOL, and 30+ other assets — and redeem at fishtales.com for wild-caught seafood shipped to US addresses.
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What Fish Tales gift cards actually cover
Fish Tales is a US-based seafood market and fishmonger known for traceable, sustainably caught fish — wild Alaskan salmon, day-boat scallops, tuna steaks, smoked fish, oysters, and prepared seafood meals shipped flat-rate or sold through their storefront. The gift card is a balance you redeem at fishtales.com (US shipping only), so the realistic use case is stocking a freezer with sashimi-grade tuna, ordering a holiday seafood platter, or covering a weekly delivery of fillets without touching a debit card.
If you’re paying in BTC, ETH, or XMR, the card converts that crypto balance directly into groceries — no card-issuer routing, no bank statement line, no chargeback window for the seller to clawback.
Pay in any of 30+ assets
Send BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, or one of 20+ other supported assets. The quote is locked at the moment you confirm — what you send is what the order is funded with. If your wallet only holds Monero, that’s fine; if it holds USDT on Tron because that’s what an exchange paid out in, that’s also fine.
The router handles the swap underneath. You don’t pick a bridge, don’t approve a contract, don’t manage slippage. One deposit address, one confirmation, one gift code in your inbox.
0% platform fee, explained honestly
uSwap charges 0% on the crypto side. There is no spread baked into the quote and no service fee added at checkout — the rate you see is the rate that funds the order.
Gift cards carry a small retail markup on the spend side, the same way any reseller prices a card slightly above face. That markup is what funds the engine and keeps the crypto leg free. It’s disclosed on the product card before you commit, so the math is visible before you send a single sat.
Why crypto for a seafood order
Two reasons people pay for groceries in crypto: privacy and liquidity. A Fish Tales order paid in XMR doesn’t show up as “seafood market” on a card statement — useful if you share finances, run a household budget separately, or just don’t want every purchase indexed by your bank’s analytics partner.
Liquidity is the other half. If your net worth lives on-chain — staking rewards, a DeFi position, a Monero stack from a previous trade — you can spend it on a tuna delivery without first off-ramping through an exchange, waiting on ACH, and watching the price move against you for three business days.
US redemption and delivery
Fish Tales ships to US addresses. The gift code is delivered to the email you provide at checkout, usually within minutes of the deposit confirming on-chain. You apply the code at fishtales.com during checkout, the balance comes off your order subtotal, and any remainder rolls forward on the card.
There’s no KYC step in the purchase. Email is required only because that’s how the code is delivered — uSwap doesn’t hold a money-transmitter license, doesn’t operate an exchange, and doesn’t ask for ID for a crypto-to-gift-code flow.
What ships after you pay
The crypto deposit confirms, the order locks, and a gift code lands in your inbox. From there, Fish Tales handles the seafood side — packaging, dry ice, overnight or two-day shipping depending on your zip. The code itself doesn’t expire on a short clock, so you can hold it until you actually want to order, which matters if you’re buying ahead of a holiday or a dinner party.
If a deposit underpays, overpays, or the rate moves outside the locked window, the recovery flow gives you real options: take the market rate, hold for a better one, or refund to a wallet you control. You decide.