BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana), XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and around twenty more assets across 30+ networks. Pick the chain you already hold and the engine quotes the Subway card price in that asset.
Buy Subway gift cards with crypto - BTC, ETH, XMR
Buy a Subway gift card with BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, or any of 30+ supported cryptos. Cards redeem at subway.com and at participating Subway restaurants across the United States.
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Subway gift cards, paid in crypto
Subway gift cards bought through uSwap redeem at subway.com and at any participating Subway restaurant across the United States. Use them at the counter, in the Subway app, or online for delivery and pickup — footlongs, sides, drinks, the Series menu, catering platters for the office. The card sits in your Subway wallet as a payment method, so a $25 reload pays for a couple of lunches and the change stays on the balance for next week.
If you eat Subway regularly, prepaying with crypto turns a recurring food expense into a fixed-rate purchase. The card value is locked at the moment of swap. Whatever BTC, ETH, or USDT does that afternoon doesn’t change what your sandwich cost.
Pay in BTC, XMR, USDT, SOL — anything you hold
The checkout accepts BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana), XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and roughly twenty more assets across 30+ networks. Pick the chain you already have liquidity on. The engine quotes the gift-card price in that asset, you send one transaction, and the code lands in your inbox.
Monero users get a route that other gift-card shops rarely offer. XMR goes in, a US Subway code comes out, no detour through a centralized exchange to flip it to BTC first. Same for less-supported chains like NEAR or TON — if you hold it, you can spend it on lunch.
0% platform fee, transparent retail markup
Crypto-to-crypto routing on uSwap runs at 0% platform fee with no spread baked into the quote. The gift-card surface uses the same engine. What funds the operation is a small retail markup on the card itself — the same kind of margin a reseller would carry on any prepaid product. We name it instead of hiding it inside the exchange rate.
That means the price you see in the checkout is the price. No “network fee” inflation, no quote that drifts between confirmation and payment. Send the exact crypto amount shown, get the Subway code at face value.
No account, no KYC for the gift-card flow
Buying a Subway card on uSwap doesn’t require a signup, an email verification loop, or ID upload. You provide a delivery email for the code, send the crypto, and the card is issued. Nothing is held against your identity, and nothing about the purchase touches a centralized exchange in your name.
For people who already moved their lunch budget into self-custody, this closes the last mile. The sandwich shop doesn’t take Bitcoin; uSwap turns Bitcoin into something the sandwich shop does take, without rebuilding a custodial profile to do it.
Delivery, redemption, and reloads
Codes deliver to the email on the order within minutes once the deposit confirms. Add the code to your Subway account at subway.com or in the Subway app and it becomes your default payment for in-store, drive-thru, online order, or catering. Balances stack — buy a $50 card this month, a $25 next month, and the app treats it as a single $75 pool against the next order.
Cards are US-region. They redeem at participating US locations and on the US Subway storefront. They are not valid at international franchises.
Persistent bridge address for repeat buys
If lunch every week is the plan, the bridge address you use for the first Subway order can handle every future swap from this device. Bookmark the URL, send to the same deposit address next month, and the engine routes the new payment to a new gift code automatically. One persistent endpoint, recurring food spend, no re-onboarding.