BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20 or TRC-20), USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ others across 30+ networks. Pick whichever asset you already hold — the engine handles the conversion in the background.
Buy Girls Who Code Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy a Girls Who Code gift card with bitcoin, monero, USDT, or any of 30+ other cryptos. US-redemption nonprofit donation card, delivered by email at 0% platform fee.
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What a Girls Who Code gift card covers
Girls Who Code is a US nonprofit working to close the gender gap in tech — summer immersion programs, after-school clubs, college loops, and a sprawling alumni network for girls and nonbinary students learning to code. The gift card is a direct donation instrument: every dollar funds curriculum, instructor stipends, laptops for students who don’t have one, and seats in the Summer Immersion Program. Buying one with crypto routes value into computer-science education for kids in the US who would otherwise never see a CS classroom. There is no physical product attached. You aren’t buying a sweater or a coffee — you’re putting a coded student through a free program.
Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, or 30+ other assets
Send any supported crypto. The engine routes across 30+ networks: bitcoin, ethereum, monero, solana, tron, ton, BNB chain, polygon, base, arbitrum, optimism, litecoin, dogecoin, near, and the rest of the major L1s and L2s. USDT and USDC are accepted on the chain that’s cheapest for you to send from — TRC-20 if you want a sub-dollar network fee, ERC-20 if your funds already sit there. Monero works end-to-end if privacy on the donation side matters to you. Pick the asset, paste the destination, the swap engine handles the rest in the background.
0% platform fee on the crypto side
uSwap charges 0% on the crypto-to-crypto swap that routes your payment. The funding side — the Girls Who Code gift card itself — carries a small retail markup baked into the catalog price that funds the engine. That’s the whole pricing model: no spread games in the quote, no hidden conversion fee, no surcharge for paying in a “less popular” coin. XMR costs the same as USDT to send. The number you see is the number that lands.
US-region redemption, delivered by email
Girls Who Code is a US-based 501(c)(3), so gift card redemption happens against their US donation portal. After the on-chain confirmation lands, the code arrives at the email you provided at checkout — usually inside a few minutes for fast chains, longer for bitcoin or monero waiting on block finality. Apply the code on the Girls Who Code site to allocate your donation. Keep the email — it’s the receipt and the redemption link in one.
Why pay in crypto for a donation
Crypto donations to US nonprofits avoid the capital-gains hit of selling appreciated coins first. If your BTC or ETH has run up, swapping into a gift card at uSwap and donating the card preserves the basis advantage that selling would erase. For donors who hold privacy-focused assets like Monero, this is one of the few clean paths to convert into US nonprofit support without going through a centralized exchange off-ramp. The donation reaches Girls Who Code as fiat value; you stay in your wallet for everything upstream of it.
What happens if a swap stalls
Bridge swaps occasionally hang on chain congestion or a routing imbalance. uSwap gives you real recovery on every order: hold the funds and retry once the network clears, market the swap through at the current rate, or refund back to a different address you specify. You decide which. The address you swap from is persistent — bookmark the bridge URL and one address handles every future donation from this device without re-onboarding.