From your drawer to your wallet

What card do you have?

Pick your card and you'll see your price right away.

How it works

  1. Tell us your card

    Pick the brand, the country and the amount, and your price shows up.

  2. Send the code

    Type it in. From that moment your price won't change.

  3. Get paid

    We check it, then send your money. You can follow every step.

Where your money goes

You choose, and any fee shows up before you send anything.

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Questions

Which gift cards can I sell?

Amazon, Apple, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Razer Gold, paysafecard, Transcash and more, from many countries. Each brand lists the countries we buy from. If yours isn't there, pick "Other gift card": we check it by hand and pay a bit less.

How much will I get for my card?

It depends on the brand, the country it was bought in and its value. The Prices page shows today's rate for every card, and once you type your amount you see the exact figure in your currency, before you share any code.

How fast do I get the money?

A person checks every card first, and we send your payment within an hour of getting your code. After that, PayPal, the payment apps and crypto usually arrive within minutes. A SPEI transfer often takes minutes too, SEPA lands the same or next working day, and ACH takes one to two business days.

Is there a fee?

Selling is free. Each payout method pays slightly differently, so we mark the one that pays you most, and if a network charges something (sending crypto on Ethereum, for example) you see it before you continue. The "You get" amount is what reaches you.

What if my card has less on it than I said, or doesn't work?

If the balance or the country is different, we tell you on your order page and offer a new price for what the card really holds, or cancel that card. A code that's wrong or already spent isn't paid, but the other cards in your order still are.

Do I need an account or an ID?

No account and no ID. You give us an email address, and we send a one-time code there whenever you want to see your orders. A name is only asked for bank transfers, because banks need the account holder.

Still unsure? Write to us.

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