Buy Apex Legends Gift Card with Crypto
Apex Coins on the PC side of your EA account — Battle Pass, packs and the store.
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01 · Pick the correct variant
Select the Apex Legends region, server or wallet currency that matches the account where the code will be redeemed.
02 · Choose amount and coin
Choose a denomination and pay with a supported cryptocurrency such as BTC, XMR, ETH, SOL, USDT.
03 · Receive and redeem
After payment confirmation, GiftMint sends the code by email with redemption notes for the selected variant.
About this card
Apex Legends is Respawn's free-to-play battle royale, live since February 2019 and still shipping a new season every three months. Apex Coins are the premium currency behind all of it: the Premium Battle Pass costs 950 coins and the Premium+ track 2,800, an Apex Pack is 100 coins, unlocking a Legend outright costs 750 coins, and the rotating store prices most legendary skins around 1,800 with event bundles higher. Nothing in the game is bought with anything else.
The two faces here map onto EA's real coin packs: $60 buys 6,700 Apex Coins and $100 buys 11,500 — the per-coin rate improves on the larger one. EA's smaller packs (1,000 coins at $9.99, 2,150 at $19.99, 4,350 at $39.99) all fall below the $50 floor this catalogue runs, which is why the ladder starts at $60 rather than at $10, and why $100 is the ceiling: it is the largest single code EA issues.
The constraint to get right before paying is the platform, not the price. Apex Coins do not move between platforms. Cross-progression, which landed in 2023, merges your progress, your cosmetics and your Legend unlocks onto one EA account — but each platform keeps its own separate coin balance. Coins redeemed through ea.com/redeem land on PC. A player who mostly plays on PlayStation or Xbox needs that console store's own currency instead; this code will not reach them. On PC itself there is no split to worry about — Apex signs in with the same EA account whether it was installed from the EA app or from Steam.
Buying it here needs no EA login from us, no card on file and no identity document — a delivery email, a payment in the coin you already hold, and the code arrives in about eleven minutes once the transaction confirms on chain. The code is issued for the US EA store and is checked against the country set on the EA account that redeems it, so buy it for someone whose account is American. Once the coins are on that account they do not expire, but they also cannot be transferred, gifted or converted back.
What you get
- A claim code, delivered by email
- A private order page (14-day access)
- Re-issue or full refund if the code fails
- No Apex Legends login or ID required
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