Spend the crypto you already own
GiftQube accepts 25+ coins and networks through its payment gateway. Pick a coin below to see the networks we support, typical fees and confirmation times — the payment page always shows the exact amount before you send.
- 25+ coins and networksBTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL…
- 185+ countriesRegion written on every card
- Fast deliveryCode on your order page + e-mail
Coins & networks
Tap a coin for its networks, fee guidance and the gift cards you can buy with it.
Network Saver: picking the cheapest way to pay
The network fee goes to the blockchain, not to GiftQube, and it depends on which coin and network you send on. As a rule of thumb, dollar stablecoins on fast chains cost the least to move:
| Coin | Network | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| USDT | TRC-20 (Tron) | Usually one of the lowest network fees for dollar stablecoins. |
| USDC | Solana / Polygon | Fast confirmations; fee depends on the network you send from. |
| LTC | Litecoin | Low fees and ~2.5-minute blocks. |
| BTC | Bitcoin | Most widely held; fees rise when the network is busy. |
| ETH | Ethereum mainnet | Gas varies through the day — check before you send. |
The payment page always shows the exact amount and network before you send. Fees and confirmation times change with network demand; nothing here is a fee guarantee.
Payment questions
Is USDT on TRC-20 the same as USDT on Ethereum?
It is the same dollar-backed token, but on different blockchains. Send on exactly the network the payment page shows — a transfer on the wrong network may not be recoverable.
How long is the price locked?
About 30 minutes from when the invoice opens. If it expires, simply open a new payment from your order page.
Can I pay from an exchange?
Yes. Many exchanges charge their own withdrawal fee and may take a few minutes to broadcast — leave time before the payment window ends.
Does GiftQube charge a payment fee?
No. The only extra cost is the network fee your wallet or exchange charges to send the transaction.