Buying an Amazon gift card with crypto is one of the simplest ways to turn Bitcoin or USDT into something you can actually use: the balance lands in your Amazon account and you shop as usual. The process takes a few minutes, but two details decide whether it goes smoothly: choosing the right Amazon store and sending the exact amount on the right network. This guide walks through every step.
Before you start: what you need
- An Amazon account in the country where you shop. You will redeem the code there.
- Bitcoin or USDT in a wallet or on an exchange you can withdraw from. Other coins work too (ETH, USDC, SOL, LTC, XRP, TON and more), but BTC and USDT are the most common.
- Two minutes of attention when you send the payment. No account or sign-up is needed on our side.
Step 1: choose the Amazon store that matches your account
Amazon gift cards are tied to one country store. A card for Spain works on amazon.es, a German one on amazon.de, and so on; the balance cannot be moved between stores later. On our Amazon gift card page you can choose between Spain, Germany, France, Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States.
If you are not sure which one you use, look at the address bar when you shop or at the currency of your orders. Our guide on gift card regions explains why this matters so much.
Step 2: pick the amount
Amazon cards start at 50 and go up to 2000 per card (50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 or 2000 in euros, pounds or dollars depending on the store). The price you see already includes our 3% fee, so a 100 € card costs roughly 100 € plus 3%, converted into the crypto you choose.
| Store | Currency | Amounts available |
|---|---|---|
| amazon.es, amazon.de, amazon.fr, amazon.it | EUR | 50 · 100 · 200 · 500 · 1000 · 2000 |
| amazon.co.uk | GBP | 50 · 100 · 200 · 500 · 1000 · 2000 |
| amazon.com | USD | 50 · 100 · 200 · 500 · 1000 · 2000 |
Step 3: choose Bitcoin or USDT (and the network)
With Bitcoin there is only one network to think about. Confirmation can take ten minutes or more when the network is busy, and the sending fee changes with congestion. It is a good option if BTC is what you hold; see Amazon gift card with Bitcoin for live prices.
With USDT the value does not move while you pay, which makes the amount easier to predict. You can pay USDT on Tron (TRC20), Ethereum (ERC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Solana, Arbitrum or Polygon. The network you choose must be the same one your wallet or exchange uses to send. Prices for this route are on Amazon gift card with USDT, and our comparison of the cheapest networks to pay with helps you pick.
If you don't hold either coin yet, you can swap what you have on LarkSwap and come back with BTC or USDT.
Step 4: create the order and send the exact amount
- Press the buy button. Your order page opens with an order ID, the exact amount to send and the deposit address (with a QR code).
- The price is locked for 30 minutes. Send within that time.
- Copy the amount with all its decimals. The last digits identify your payment, so do not round it.
- If you send from an exchange that deducts a withdrawal fee from the amount, add that fee on top so the exact figure arrives.
- Double-check the network before confirming. Sending USDT on a different network than the one shown is the most common costly mistake.
Adding an email is optional; it only lets our team contact you if something comes up. Save the order ID instead: it is all you need to come back to your order.
Step 5: wait for confirmation and copy your code
We detect the payment on the blockchain automatically. The order page moves from Payment to Confirming and then to Preparing, and the Amazon code usually appears a few minutes after the payment confirms. It shows on the order page itself, with a copy button and a link to Amazon's redeem page. The code is not sent by email, so keep the page or the order ID.
Treat the code like cash: anyone who has it can use it. Redeem it soon in your account; our step-by-step guide on how to redeem an Amazon gift card covers each country store.
If something does not go to plan
- You paid after the 30 minutes: the order is reviewed by hand and you either receive the card or a refund.
- The payment does not appear: paste your transaction hash (TXID) on the order page so we can find it.
- You want a safety net: under "Options" you can leave a refund address in the same coin before paying.
That is the whole process: pick the store, pick the amount, pay the exact figure on the right network and copy your code. If you want to compare other cards first, the full catalogue lists every brand and country available.