Buy gift cards and AI subscriptions with XMR
Monero is accepted on every product. Its transactions are not publicly traceable the way Bitcoin's are, which is why some customers prefer it. We still need an email address to deliver your code — that, plus a hashed IP and a country code, is the only data the order carries.
Why pay in XMR
- Amounts and addresses are not visible on a public ledger, so the payment is not linkable to you by anyone reading the chain.
- It suits people who reasonably do not want a permanent public record of what they bought and when.
- Transfer costs are low and do not swing with congestion the way Ethereum's do.
Privacy on-chain is not privacy end to end
Monero conceals the transaction, not the order. We still hold the email address you gave us, a salted hash of your IP, and a country code — set out in full on our privacy page. If you bought the XMR on an exchange that knows who you are, that exchange also knows you withdrew it. Understand what the privacy actually covers before relying on it.
Sending it without losing money
- Confirmation typically takes longer than other coins — often twenty minutes or more. That is normal; the order starts when it confirms.
- Send from a wallet you control where possible. Some exchanges restrict or delay Monero withdrawals without warning.
- Keep the transaction key your wallet generates. If a payment ever needs proving, it is the only way to do so.
What you can buy with XMR
Every product in the catalogue accepts XMR. These are the AI subscriptions, which is where most XMR 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.