Buy gift cards and AI subscriptions with ETH
Ether is accepted on every product. It makes most sense when your funds are already on Ethereum, because moving them elsewhere first costs a transfer either way. Gas is charged by the network on top of what you send, and rises when the chain is busy.
Why pay in ETH
- If your balance is already on Ethereum, paying in ETH avoids paying gas twice — once to move it, once to spend it.
- It settles quickly and predictably compared with proof-of-work chains; you are waiting on gas price, not on luck.
- It is universally supported by exchanges and self-custody wallets, so there is rarely a question of whether you can send it.
Gas is charged separately, and people forget it
Gas is not deducted from the invoice amount — it is charged on top, in ETH, and your wallet needs enough spare to cover it. A wallet holding exactly the invoice total cannot send it. Leave headroom for gas or the transaction simply fails, and during a busy period that headroom needs to be larger than you expect.
Sending it without losing money
- Keep spare ETH for gas beyond the invoice amount. Sweeping a wallet to zero does not work here.
- Do not send from a Layer 2 — Arbitrum, Base, Optimism — to a mainnet address. It is a different network and the funds will not arrive.
- Check the gas estimate before confirming. If it is unusually high, waiting an hour often halves it, and the invoice window is usually long enough.
What you can buy with ETH
Every product in the catalogue accepts ETH. These are the AI subscriptions, which is where most ETH orders go — the full catalogue including Amazon, Steam, Netflix and Apple is on the shopping, gaming and streaming pages.
Delivered by email within 12 hours of your payment confirming, usually under 30 minutes during 08:00–02:00 UTC.