Gift Cards by Currency
A gift card keeps the currency of the store it was issued for: a ₹1,000 Google Play card, a €25 PlayStation card, a $50 Steam card. You pay Gifthash in crypto at the live US-dollar rate, and the card is spent in its own currency. Pick a currency to see every card sold in it, the live rate and the countries that use it.
- 25+ coins and networksBTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL…
- Country on every cardRegion and currency written out
- Digital deliveryCode on your order page + e-mail
Choose a currency
Most cards first.
Paying in crypto for a card in another currency
Every price on Gifthash is in US dollars. When a card is in another currency, its dollar price is worked out from the live exchange rate (refreshed every hour) and the Hash Price discount is taken from that. At checkout the dollar amount is converted to the coin you choose and locked for the payment window.
The smallest card is $20 — or the same value in the card's own currency — so every card is worth the network fee.
Currency questions
Do I pay in the card's currency?
No. You pay with crypto. Every price on Gifthash is in US dollars, worked out from the live exchange rate, and converted to your coin at checkout. The gift card itself keeps its own currency.
How often are exchange rates updated?
Every hour. The dollar price you see is the one you pay — the crypto amount is locked for the payment window, so the rate cannot move against you while you pay.
What is the smallest card?
Gifthash sells cards from $20, or the same value in the card's own currency.