Gift card buying guide
What is a digital gift card?
A digital gift card (also called an e-gift card, gift voucher or gift code) is a prepaid code that adds store credit to an account or pays for an order. Instead of a plastic card in the post, you receive the code by email and can redeem it straight away online or in an app.
Gift cards work as a simple prepaid balance: you choose the amount up front, so there is no subscription, no stored card and no surprise charge.
Gift cards for gamers
Top up your Steam Wallet, buy a PlayStation Store (PSN) card, add credit for Xbox or Nintendo eShop, or get in-game currency such as Fortnite V-Bucks, PUBG Mobile UC, Free Fire diamonds and Roblox Robux. Browse all gaming gift cards.
Shopping, streaming and travel gift cards
Use an Amazon gift card for almost anything, add App Store & iTunes or Google Play credit for apps and subscriptions, pay for Netflix or Spotify, or book stays with Airbnb and Hotels.com gift cards.
Buying gift cards with Bitcoin and crypto
Megarefill accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT on several networks, USDC, Litecoin, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, Monero and more. Gift cards are one of the easiest ways to spend crypto on everyday brands without selling it on an exchange first.
Check the region before you buy
Most gift cards are tied to a country or currency — a US Steam card, for example, works only on a US Steam account. Pick the region that matches your account; the product page always shows where a code can be redeemed.
How to redeem a gift card code
After payment you receive an email with your code, its value and step-by-step redemption instructions. Open the brand’s app or website, go to its redeem or gift card page and enter the code to add the balance to your account.


























