BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana), USDC, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, SOL, NEAR, TRX, and around twenty more across 30+ networks. Pick your asset at checkout, send to the address shown, get the Ruby Tuesday code by email after network confirmation.
Buy Ruby Tuesday Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy a Ruby Tuesday gift card with BTC, XMR, USDT, or 30+ other cryptos and redeem it at any participating Ruby Tuesday in the United States. Code delivered by email, no account, no KYC for crypto-funded orders.
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What a Ruby Tuesday gift card actually covers
Ruby Tuesday is a US casual-dining chain best known for its hand-crafted burgers, ribs, and the salad bar that’s been the table-side ritual for decades. A gift card loads straight to the tab at any participating Ruby Tuesday location in the United States — sit-down dinner, takeout, the Garden Bar add-on, lunch combos, kid’s meals. Balances also work on Ruby Tuesday’s online ordering for curbside pickup where the location supports it. You’re not paying for a digital subscription or a promo credit; it’s restaurant tender for a real meal at a real table.
Why pay in crypto for a dine-in card
Most people loading a Ruby Tuesday card with BTC, XMR, or USDT are doing it for one of three reasons. Spending down a stack without touching a centralized exchange ramp. Sending dinner to a parent or a kid in college who lives near a Ruby Tuesday without wiring fiat. Or simply because the wallet they actually use day-to-day holds crypto, not a debit card. uSwap takes the asset you already have — Bitcoin from cold storage, Monero from a privacy wallet, USDT on Tron, SOL from a Phantom hot wallet — and delivers a redeemable code by email. The card lives in your inbox, the dinner happens in person.
30+ networks in, one gift code out
uSwap routes across 30+ supported networks on the pay-in side. BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana), USDC, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, SOL, NEAR, TRX, plus another twenty-odd assets. You pick Ruby Tuesday, pick your pay-in coin, send the exact amount to the address shown, and the gift code drops into the email you provided once the network confirms. No account, no KYC for crypto-funded orders, no waiting for a support agent to verify a selfie. The whole flow is built for someone who already understands wallets and just wants the card.
0% platform fee — what that means here
uSwap charges 0% on crypto-to-crypto. The Ruby Tuesday gift card itself carries a small retail markup baked into the catalog price — that markup is what funds the engine and keeps the swap free. You see the total in your pay-in coin up front, no hidden spread tacked onto the mid-market rate, no surprise routing fee at settlement. If BTC is at $X when you confirm, you’re paying $X. The quote you accept is the quote you send.
Delivery, redemption, and what “US-only” means
Codes are emailed within minutes of network confirmation — faster for Lightning, Solana, or Tron pay-ins; slower for native BTC if you send with a low fee rate. Once you have the code, you redeem it the same way you would a Ruby Tuesday card bought at a grocery store: present it at the table, type it into the online order form, or save it in the wallet on your phone. Redemption is United States only. The card won’t work at international franchise locations or for non-US online orders. If you’re physically eating at a Ruby Tuesday in the US, you’re fine.
Bridge mode — one address for every future order
If you swap regularly, turn on bridge mode. uSwap generates a persistent deposit address tied to your device — bookmark the URL and every future send to that address auto-routes to whatever output you set, including more Ruby Tuesday cards on a schedule. No relogin, no re-quote dance. Send BTC, get a card. Useful for the kind of person who funds dinner with crypto every Friday and doesn’t want to redo the flow each time.