Sell gift cards for Bitcoin — get paid from escrow
Convert gift cards into Bitcoin without trusting a stranger: the buyer’s BTC locks in escrow first, and your card code stays vaulted in the trade chat until the trade is protected.
How it works
Take a live offer from a trader buying gift cards with BTC — or post your own offer at your own rate.
The buyer’s Bitcoin locks in escrow before anything else happens; you never reveal a code against an unfunded trade.
Share the code through the escrow vault in trade chat. When the buyer confirms, the BTC releases to your wallet; if they dispute, a moderator rules on the chat evidence.
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Common questions
When do I hand over the gift-card code?
Only after the buyer’s BTC is locked in escrow, and only through the vault in escrow chat — never in a DM. The vault timestamps the reveal, which is exactly the evidence a moderator needs if the buyer disputes.
How fast do I get the Bitcoin?
The moment the buyer confirms the code, escrow releases the BTC to your SafeTheTrade wallet. From there you can trade it onward or withdraw it on-chain.
What does selling a gift card cost?
If you take someone else’s offer, nothing — takers pay no platform fee. Posting your own offer costs a small escrow fee, from 1%, listed on the fees page.