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Access your Binance Gift Card digital codes by email within 1-3 minutes.
Safe, Secure Purchase
Buy gift cards online with credit/debit card, PayPal, Bitcoin, and more safely with 256-bit SSL encryption.
Valid for 6 Months
Binance gift cards expire 6 months after creation, but can be often be reactivated by Binance in the event of expiration.
Buy a Binance Gift Card for USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and More
A Binance Gift Card is a 16-character code that credits cryptocurrency straight to your Binance Spot or Funding wallet. Choose USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, Dogecoin, or Shiba Inu, pay with PayPal or a credit or debit card, and the code arrives by email in 1-3 minutes.
Six Cryptocurrencies, One Card
Pick the coin at checkout. The redemption flow is identical for all six — only the asset that lands in your wallet changes.
- USDT (Tether) — a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. The default choice if you want your balance to hold its value while you decide what to trade, or if you’re funding a P2P trade.
- USDC — the other major dollar stablecoin, fully reserve-backed. Functionally interchangeable with USDT on Binance; pick it if you already price your positions in USDC.
- Bitcoin (BTC) — the deepest, most liquid market on the exchange. Best if you intend to hold BTC rather than trade out of it, since you skip a conversion step.
- Ethereum (ETH) — the asset behind smart contracts, staking, and most DeFi activity. Choose it if ETH is the position you actually want.
- Dogecoin (DOGE) — the original meme coin, and a common low-stakes gift for someone new to crypto.
- Shiba Inu (SHIB) — priced in fractions of a cent, so a small card buys a large token count. Popular as a novelty gift.
None of these locks you in. Once the balance is in your wallet you can convert between assets on Binance in a couple of taps, so a USDT card is a perfectly good way to end up holding Bitcoin.
Pay with PayPal or Any Credit or Debit Card
PayPal and any Visa or Mastercard credit or debit card both work at checkout, and you can also pay in Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency. Whichever you pick, you’re paying MyGiftCardSupply the way you already pay for anything else online, and what lands in your inbox is a redemption code — not a card authorization waiting to be declined.
That matters because Binance’s own buy-crypto flow is narrower. It runs on bank transfers and local payment rails, PayPal isn’t an option in most regions, and plenty of cards are rejected outright by issuers that block crypto merchant codes. A gift card sidesteps all of it: no bank account linked to your Binance profile, and no card number stored on the exchange. If you’re funding an account from a country where local banks are unfriendly to crypto transfers, this is usually the shortest path from cash to a funded Binance wallet.
Where the Balance Lands
Redeemed funds arrive in your Binance Spot or Funding wallet immediately, in the exact cryptocurrency the card carries. From there the balance is yours to trade on the spot market, send to another wallet, hold, convert to another coin, or move into a P2P trade. Binance charges nothing to redeem a gift card.
Check That Binance Gift Cards Work Where You Are
Binance doesn’t support gift card redemption everywhere. Per Binance’s own support documentation, cards can’t be minted or redeemed in the United States or its territories, Canada, Australia, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, Bahrain, Dubai, Kazakhstan, Russia, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, or the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions. Binance notes this list isn’t exhaustive and can change.
Gift cards also don’t work on Binance.US, which is a separate company running a separate platform with no Gift Card hub. If your account is on Binance.US, this card isn’t for you. Confirm you can reach binance.com/en/gift-card from a verified account before you buy.
Three Rules Worth Knowing Before You Redeem
- Your Binance account has to be verified. Redemption is limited to identity-verified accounts. If KYC isn’t finished the code will be rejected, so complete verification first rather than after.
- The card redeems in full, once. There’s no partial redemption and no reloading. A code works on exactly one account, one time.
- Cards expire six months after they’re created. Cards created on or after 10 April 2024 carry a six-month window. Redeem promptly rather than sitting on the code.
Step-by-step instructions for both the website and the app are in our guide to redeeming a Binance gift card.

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