BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, USDC, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ others across 30+ networks. Pick your asset at checkout, send to the deposit address, and the Trevi gift code arrives by email after network confirmation.
Buy Trevi Italian Restaurant Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy a Trevi Italian Restaurant gift card with crypto — BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, and 30+ networks supported. US redemption. Code emailed once your deposit confirms.
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What a Trevi Italian Restaurant gift card actually buys
Trevi is a sit-down Italian spot — the kind of menu built around hand-tossed pizza, baked ziti, chicken parm, lasagna, antipasto plates, and a wine list that doesn’t try too hard. A gift card here covers a date-night dinner, a family table on a Sunday, or a takeout order when nobody feels like cooking. Redemption happens at the US storefront — present the code in-restaurant or apply it at checkout depending on the location’s flow. If you’re sending it as a gift, the recipient gets a real meal out, not store credit they’ll forget about. It’s a card that gets used, which is the whole point of buying one.
Pay in any crypto, get the code by email
Drop in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, USDC, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, or 20+ other assets. The engine quotes the swap, you send to a deposit address, and the gift code lands in your inbox once the network confirms. No account creation, no KYC for the gift card flow, no waiting on a support ticket to release the code. If you hold Monero and want to spend it on a calzone, that’s a one-transaction path — XMR in, redeemable Trevi balance out. Same story for stablecoin holders who’d rather not move money through a bank just to buy dinner.
0% platform fee on the swap
uSwap charges 0% on the crypto-to-crypto leg. There’s no spread baked into the quote and no service fee skimmed off the deposit. The economics work because the spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine — standard for gift-card rails, fully visible before you confirm. What this means in practice: if BTC is trading at X, the swap to your gift-card value uses honest mid-market pricing, not a manipulated rate dressed up as “free”. You see the final card amount before you send a single sat.
Why crypto for restaurant gift cards specifically
Two reasons people land here. First, gifting — sending a Trevi card to a friend or family member in the US without routing through a card processor that wants their address, phone, and a 3% surcharge. Second, spending crypto on something concrete. Holding BTC or XMR is fine, but at some point you want a plate of carbonara, not another line item in a portfolio. Restaurant cards are the cleanest off-ramp short of an actual debit card: pick the value, pay in crypto, walk into Trevi, eat. The card sits in your email until you use it.
US redemption — where the card works
All current uSwap gift cards are US-region. Trevi cards redeem at the brand’s US locations and any online order flow they offer. Before buying, confirm Trevi has a location you or your recipient can actually get to — the card is only useful if the storefront is reachable. Card value is denominated in USD. If you’re paying in a non-USD-pegged asset like BTC or ETH, the quote locks in at the moment you confirm, so price drift between confirmation and network finality doesn’t reshape the card amount.
One bridge address, every future order
If you use uSwap’s bridge mode, the deposit address you generate persists — bookmark the URL and one address handles every future swap from this device. Next time you want another Trevi card, or a different brand entirely, send to the same address. No re-quoting, no new wallet flow. It’s the difference between a swap tool you visit once and infrastructure you keep open in a tab.