BTC (on-chain and Lightning), XMR, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, BNB, TON, LTC, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ more across 30+ networks. The protocol routes whichever asset you send into the settlement coin used to purchase the card.
Buy Restaurant gift cards with crypto | uSwap
Buy a Restaurant gift card with crypto and redeem it at hundreds of US sit-down chains — Outback, Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse, Chili's and more. Pay in BTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, or 25+ other coins. US redemption only.
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What the Restaurant gift card actually covers
The Restaurant gift card is a multi-brand dining card redeemable at hundreds of US sit-down chains and local independents — think Outback, Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse, Chili’s, Applebee’s, Red Lobster, and the regional steakhouses and Italian spots that show up in every American suburb. One code, one balance, picked at the table or at checkout.
You pay uSwap in crypto. We deliver the code to your email. You hand the server your phone or print the PDF. Redemption happens at the restaurant’s US point-of-sale, so the card is for diners eating stateside — domestic travel, family birthdays, work lunches, the Friday-night booth.
Pay in BTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, or 25+ other coins
Every supported asset on uSwap routes into this gift card. Bitcoin and Lightning for the obvious reason. Monero for diners who’d rather their steakhouse spend stay off a public ledger. USDT on Tron when you want a flat fee and a fast confirmation. ETH, SOL, USDC, BNB, TON, LTC, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and the rest of the long tail — pick whichever wallet has a balance.
The protocol picks the route under the hood and quotes one number. You see the gift-card price, the crypto amount, and the address. No spread games. No mystery markup on the quote screen.
0% platform fee on the swap
Crypto-to-crypto inside uSwap is free. That includes the conversion leg that lands your payment into the settlement asset used to buy the card. The spend side carries a small retail markup — that’s the margin that funds the engine and pays the card supplier. We don’t hide it inside a worse exchange rate.
So the trade you see is the trade you get. If BTC is $X today, the BTC field shows the real amount at the real rate, and the gift-card face value shows what your code will be worth at the table. No surprise haircut after you send.
Delivery, denominations, and how redemption works
Pick a face value. Pay the address. The code arrives by email — usually within minutes of network confirmation, faster on Lightning and Tron. You get a PIN or a barcode plus the redemption instructions specific to the restaurant brand you chose at checkout (some accept the code in-app, some want the printed PDF, some scan a barcode at the host stand).
Cards are denominated in USD and redeem at US locations only. International outposts of these chains don’t accept the code. If you eat at the US storefronts of these brands, it spends like cash on the check.
Why people pay for dinner in crypto
A few reasons keep showing up. Privacy — Monero diners don’t want a card statement linking them to a specific restaurant on a specific night. Geography — crypto-native users abroad who still travel to the US and want a pre-loaded dining budget that doesn’t touch their bank. Self-custody discipline — spending sats on real-world meals instead of leaving them on an exchange. And the obvious one: the card is the cheapest path from on-chain balance to a real-world steak without a KYC ramp in the middle.
uSwap doesn’t ask who you are. The code is yours, the dinner is yours, the receipt is between you and the server.
One bridge URL, every future card
Your bridge URL is persistent — bookmark it and one address handles every future swap from this device. Next time you want to top up before a work trip or grab a card for a birthday, the same flow takes thirty seconds. No re-onboarding, no account, no password.
It’s infrastructure, not a wrapper. Anything in, anything out — including dinner.