Buy Pinkberry gift cards with crypto — BTC, XMR, USDT

What a Pinkberry gift card actually buys

Pinkberry is the original tart frozen yogurt chain — the cups with the slightly sour, kefir-like base topped with fresh strawberry, mochi, mango, fruity pebbles, or a swirl of dark chocolate sauce. A Pinkberry gift card loads value onto a balance you can spend at participating US Pinkberry locations — strip-mall storefronts in California, New York, Texas, and the mall and airport kiosks where the brand still runs. It’s the card you hand a teenager who lives at the mall, a coworker who treats Pinkberry as their post-gym ritual, or yourself when you want to pre-fund a summer of small frozen-yogurt runs without watching your debit card every visit.

Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL — anything in, anything out

Send any of 30+ supported assets into uSwap and receive a Pinkberry code in your inbox. Bitcoin from a hardware wallet, USDT on Tron from an exchange withdrawal, Monero from a private balance, Solana sitting from an airdrop, ETH on mainnet, LTC, BNB, TON, NEAR, DOGE, TRX — the router converts and delivers. You pick the asset, paste the amount, and the quote shows the exact fiat value of the card before you commit. No account, no email collection beyond delivery, no chain prejudice. If your coin is in the supported list, it buys yogurt.

0% platform fee on the crypto side

Crypto-to-crypto routing through uSwap is 0%. There’s no spread baked into the quote and no service fee skimmed off the top — the price you see is the price the engine targets. The retail markup on the gift card itself is what funds the engine, the same way every other crypto gift-card storefront works, except we say so out loud instead of hiding it in the exchange rate. You can compare our card price against Pinkberry’s face value before paying. The arithmetic is visible.

US redemption — know before you buy

Every Pinkberry card sold here redeems at US Pinkberry locations. If you’re outside the United States, you can still buy the card with crypto, but the balance only spends at US storefronts and through the US Pinkberry app and online ordering. Most Pinkberry shops are in California, the Northeast corridor, Texas, and a handful of airport and mall kiosks — check the store locator on pinkberry.com before loading a card you can’t reach. The code itself arrives by email as soon as the deposit confirms; no shipping, no physical card.

Why crypto for frozen yogurt

Two real reasons. First, off-ramping a small amount of crypto through a centralized exchange to spend $25 at a yogurt shop is absurd — the KYC, the bank transfer, the three-day settlement window. Buying the card directly skips the entire fiat detour. Second, gifting. Sending someone a Pinkberry code from BTC or XMR is faster than mailing a plastic card and doesn’t require their wallet address or any crypto literacy on their end. They get an email with a code, they walk into a Pinkberry, they get a Greek yogurt parfait. The crypto rail is invisible to them.

How the swap works under the hood

You land on the Pinkberry product page, pick a denomination, pick your pay-in asset, and uSwap quotes the deposit amount in that coin. Send the deposit to the address shown — one address handles every future swap from this device, so bookmark the URL and you have a persistent buy surface. The engine routes through liquidity, settles into the card vendor, and emails you the redemption code. Status updates in real time. If the deposit under- or over-pays, you choose recovery — market-fill the difference, hold the balance for a later swap, or refund.