Buy Bitcoin with gift cards — escrow-protected
Buy Bitcoin (BTC) with gift cards from verified traders. Every trade is protected by cryptographic escrow: the BTC is locked before you pay, and released to you the moment the seller confirms.
Bitcoin is the original cryptocurrency — deep liquidity, wide acceptance, and settlement on the most battle-tested network there is. Gift Cards: trade with retail gift-card codes; codes are vaulted in escrow chat and revealed only when the trade is protected.
How it works
- Pick an offer. Browse live BTC offers, compare rates and trader reputations, and pick one that accepts gift cards.
- Pay the seller directly. The seller's BTC locks in escrow first. Then you pay them directly — the platform never touches your gift card money.
- Receive from escrow. When the seller confirms your payment, the escrow releases the BTC to your wallet. A moderator resolves any dispute from the evidence in trade chat.
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Common questions
How does escrow protect me when I buy Bitcoin?
The seller's BTC is locked in escrow before you send any money. Once you pay and the seller confirms, the escrow releases to your wallet. If anything goes wrong, a moderator reviews the evidence in the trade chat and rules on the escrow.
What does it cost to buy BTC here?
Takers pay no platform fee — the offer owner pays a small escrow fee, from 1%. The price you see is the price you settle at; every fee is listed on the fees page before you trade.
Do I need identity verification to trade with gift cards?
You can register and trade without documents. Some offers are marked "verified traders only" by their owner; those need a completed identity verification, which you can do from your account page at any time.