BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ more across 30+ networks. Pick the asset on the buy screen and we generate a deposit address. The code emails out once your deposit confirms onchain.
Buy NetDragon TQGAMECARD with Crypto - BTC, ETH, XMR
Buy NetDragon TQGAMECARD codes with BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, or any of 30+ supported assets. Email delivery, US redemption at the brand's TQ storefront, 0% on the swap.
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What NetDragon TQGAMECARD actually unlocks
NetDragon TQGAMECARD is the prepaid currency for TQ Digital titles — the long-running MMOs and mobile games operated under NetDragon’s TQ brand, including Conquer Online, Crossfire, Eudemons Online, and the rest of the TQ catalog. The code redeems at the brand’s US storefront for TQ Points, which you then spend in-game on premium items, mounts, expansions, VIP time, and event passes.
Buying it with crypto is the cleanest path for two reasons. Most TQ players sit outside the US payment rail that the official store expects, and most veteran MMO accounts predate whatever card the player owns today. A code delivered to email skips both problems.
Why crypto buyers reach for this card specifically
Long-running free-to-play MMOs have an awkward funding gap. The in-game economy moves fast, but the official top-up flow assumes a US billing address and a card issuer that won’t flag a $50 charge to a Chinese game studio as fraud.
Paying in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, or any of the other 30+ supported assets sidesteps the whole chain. You send crypto, you get a code, you redeem it on TQ’s US storefront, the points land in your account. No card decline, no foreign transaction fee, no bank reading the merchant descriptor and pausing the charge for review.
How the buy flow runs
Pick an amount, pick the asset you want to pay with, send to the address we generate. The swap engine prices the quote against the card in real time and the code lands in your inbox once the deposit confirms.
Crypto-to-crypto routing is 0%. We don’t bake a spread into the quote and we don’t take a cut of the swap. The spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine — that’s how a 0% swap protocol stays alive while moving a NetDragon TQGAMECARD code at par. Every chain we support routes into this flow, so the BTC you’ve held since 2017 buys the same code as the USDT you bridged in last week.
Bridge mode for repeat top-ups
If you’re funding a main account and an alt — or just refilling TQ Points every few weeks — turn on bridge mode on the first purchase. We generate a deposit address tied to your device. One address handles every future swap from this device. Bookmark the bridge URL and the next code is two clicks away.
The persistence is per-device, not per-account. Nothing custodial sits behind it. You’re not logging into anything. You’re reusing a route that already knows how to convert whatever you send into a NetDragon TQGAMECARD code at the US storefront rate.
Privacy posture and what we actually see
The card delivery needs an email. That’s it. We don’t ask for a name, an address, a phone number, or a government ID for gift-card purchases. XMR pays in shielded by default. BTC, ETH, and the rest pay in onchain — public to anyone watching the chain, opaque to us beyond the deposit itself.
Once the code is sent, we don’t retain it. If you lose the email, we can’t reissue from our side — the brand handles redemption disputes directly. Keep the code somewhere you trust until you’ve applied it to your TQ account.
Redemption and the US-region constraint
NetDragon TQGAMECARD codes in this catalog redeem at the brand’s US storefront. The TQ Points credit to your game account regardless of where you log in from, but the storefront itself expects US-region access at redemption time. If your account region is set elsewhere, the points still apply — the gate is on the redemption page, not the account. Have the code, the redemption URL, and a clean browser session ready before you start.