BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, BEP-20), XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and around twenty more across 30+ networks. Pick the coin and chain at checkout — the quote is fixed in the asset you are sending.
Buy Papa John's Gift Cards with Crypto
Pay for Papa John's gift cards with bitcoin, monero, ethereum, or any of 30+ supported coins. Delivered by email, redeemable at papajohns.com and in the US app for delivery or carryout.
Pay for Papa John’s with bitcoin, monero, or any major coin
Papa John’s gift cards on uSwap settle in any of 30+ supported coins — BTC, ETH, USDT (on ERC-20, TRC-20, or BEP-20), XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and roughly twenty more. Pick your network at checkout, send the deposit, get the code by email. The card itself is denominated in USD and redeems at papajohns.com or in the Papa John’s app for delivery and carryout across the United States.
The platform fee on the swap side is 0%. We do not bake a spread into the quote — the spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine. That keeps the crypto leg honest and the pricing legible.
Use it on pizza, sides, and the loyalty program
A Papa John’s balance covers the whole menu — large pies, the Epic Stuffed Crust, Papadias, wings, breadsticks, NY style, the seasonal limited drops. It also covers tip and delivery on app orders, which is the part most prepaid restaurant cards quietly exclude. Pizza budgets tend to be a recurring line item rather than a one-off purchase, so loading a card from a crypto balance you would otherwise have to off-ramp into a bank account first removes a step you do every week or two anyway.
Papa Rewards points stack on gift-card-funded orders the same way they would on a regular debit purchase, which matters if you order weekly enough to actually claim the free pizza tier.
Why pay in crypto for pizza
The honest answer is that off-ramping crypto to a card via a bank in the middle is the slow, expensive part. A direct swap from BTC, XMR, or USDT into a delivered gift code skips the wire, the tax form generated by a cash-out, and the three-to-five business days a transfer would otherwise take.
For monero in particular this is the most practical way to spend a privacy-coin balance on dinner — you are not converting XMR to USD in a custodial account first, you are settling it into a code that arrives in your inbox.
How the swap actually works
You pick Papa John’s, choose a denomination, and select the coin you want to pay with. uSwap quotes you a fixed amount in that coin, gives you a deposit address, and watches the chain for the inbound. Once the network confirms, the engine routes the value through to the card issuer and emails you the code, the PIN, and the redemption link.
No KYC for the gift-card flow. No account required. The bridge URL you swap through is persistent — bookmark it and one address handles every future swap from this device.
What you receive and how to redeem
You get a digital Papa John’s gift code with a card number and PIN, delivered to the email you provide at checkout. Redeem it at papajohns.com checkout, in the Papa John’s iOS or Android app, or by reading the number to a store when calling in an order. Cards do not expire and the balance is retained across orders until spent down.
Codes are US-region only. They will not redeem at international Papa John’s franchises — Canadian, UK, or Latin American storefronts run on a separate gift program.
Refunds, stuck swaps, and recovery
If a deposit underpays, overpays, or arrives after the quote window, the engine offers real recovery options — take the new market rate, hold for a better one, or refund to an address you control. You decide which. There is no support queue forcing one path.
This is the part that matters when you are sending real money. A swap that goes sideways at 2am should not become a ticket; it should become a choice.