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Buy Restore a coral reef fragment with crypto
Buy a Restore a coral reef fragment credit with crypto. One fragment, planted at a US reef restoration site, paid in BTC, ETH, XMR, or any of 30+ supported assets.
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What “restore a coral reef fragment” actually buys
This isn’t a retail gift card for a storefront — it’s a conservation credit that funds the planting of a single coral fragment onto a degraded reef in US waters (Florida Keys and US Caribbean restoration sites are the common destinations). You pay in crypto, you get a redemption code by email, and the code routes to a partner nursery that out-plants a nursery-grown fragment on your behalf. The receipt is the reef. There’s no Amazon order, no streaming credit, no balance to spend — the “redemption” is ecological.
Why people pay in crypto for this
Reef restoration donors are increasingly crypto-native: holders sitting on appreciated BTC, ETH, or SOL who want a use for it that isn’t another exchange withdrawal back into fiat. Paying in crypto skips the bank rail entirely — no card decline on a “charity” merchant category, no FX conversion, no donor form. Monero users in particular tend to fund causes this way when they don’t want a paper trail tying a wallet to a personal identity. uSwap quotes the fragment in your chosen asset, you send once, the code lands.
Pay in any of 30+ assets
Send BTC, ETH, USDT (on Tron, Ethereum, Solana, or BSC), XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, or any of 20+ other supported assets. The quote locks at order time. There’s no platform fee on the swap — crypto-to-crypto is free. The spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine, baked into the fragment price the same way it would be on a card-checkout donation page. What you see is what you pay; no surprise spread surfacing at confirmation.
How redemption works
After payment confirms on-chain, the code arrives by email within minutes. Forward it to the restoration partner’s redemption page (linked in the same email) and the fragment gets queued for the next out-planting window at a US site. You’ll get a confirmation tying your code to a fragment ID once it’s planted. Redemption is US-region only — the partner nurseries operate under US permits in Florida and the Caribbean. International donors can still pay in crypto from anywhere; the reef just happens to be in US waters.
Buying multiples — corporate offsets and gifts
A single fragment is a small unit on purpose: it scales. Teams buying 50 or 500 fragments as a sustainability line-item, individuals gifting a fragment instead of a birthday card, DAOs treasury-allocating a slice of a quarter into reef credits — all of it works the same way. Send once in your chosen crypto, receive the codes in bulk, distribute by email or include in a year-end report. Because there’s no platform fee on the swap, the per-fragment economics stay legible: the markup that funds the work is the same whether you buy one or a thousand.
Privacy and self-custody
uSwap is non-custodial on the buy side. You send from your own wallet, the code comes to the email you provide at checkout, and the bridge URL is persistent — bookmark it and one address handles every future swap from this device. No account, no KYC for the gift-card flow, no tying your wallet history to a verified identity. For donors who want their reef credit to live as a clean on-chain transaction and an email receipt — and nothing else — that’s the whole stack.