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Buy Clash of Clans Gift Card with Crypto

Name: Clash of Clans gift card
Brand: Clash of Clans
SKU: gic-clash-of-clans
Availability: InStock

Gems for your village, funded with Google Play credit — the way Supercell actually bills.

5.07 reviews

Last reviewed · September 4, 2026

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How to buy a Clash of Clans gift card with crypto

01 · Pick the correct variant

Select the Clash of Clans 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

Clash of Clans has been Supercell's anchor since 2012 and is still adding Town Hall levels, a Builder Base and a Clan Capital on top of the original village. Gems are what shorten all of it: a second builder costs 250 Gems and each one after that costs more, up to 2,000 for the fifth, and Gems also finish an upgrade instantly, refill resources, buy hero potions and training boosts, and cover the decorations. Supercell's piles run roughly 500 Gems for $4.99 up to 14,000 for $99.99, with the rate improving as the pile grows.

What this card is, said plainly: Supercell issues no Clash of Clans gift code. There is no code box in the game and none on Supercell's site. Gems are an in-app purchase billed by whichever store the game came from, and Supercell's own first-party shop at store.supercell.com — which signs in with a Supercell ID and often prices offers better than the in-app shop — takes payment cards, not codes. On Android the biller is Google, so the honest credit route is Google Play balance: redeem it at play.google.com/redeem, open the game, buy a Gem pile or the Gold Pass, and Google charges the wallet before any card.

Then comes the asymmetry that is worth understanding before paying. The Gems travel; the credit does not. Gems sit on the village, and the village lives on Supercell's servers — link a Supercell ID and you can load it on a different phone, or move between Android and iOS, with the Gem count intact. The Google Play balance behind them has no such freedom: it is bound to the country setting on the Google account, it cannot pay for an iOS purchase, and it cannot be spent at store.supercell.com either.

Google lets an account change its country only once a year, only with a zero wallet balance and only with a payment method from the new country, so treat the US pick here as one-shot: buy it for an account that is already American. Anything left after a Gem pile is not stuck in one game — Play balance covers any app, subscription or in-app purchase on that account. Buying it here needs no Google login from us, no card on file and no identity document; a delivery email is all we take, and the code lands about eleven minutes after your payment confirms on chain.

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 Clash of Clans login or ID required

Asked & answered

Specifics for Clash of Clans cards. For general crypto-payment questions, see the site FAQ.

Is there an official Clash of Clans gift card?

No. Supercell issues no gift code for Clash of Clans and there is no code box in the game. Gems are an in-app purchase billed by the app store, so the real funding route on Android is Google Play credit — that is what this is, named for what it does rather than dressed up as a Supercell code.

What do Gems actually buy?

Mostly time and builders. A second builder is 250 Gems, with each further hut costing more up to 2,000 for the fifth, and Gems also finish any upgrade instantly, refill Gold, Elixir and Dark Elixir, buy hero and training potions, and pay for decorations. The in-game piles run from about 500 Gems at $4.99 to 14,000 at $99.99.

If I switch from Android to an iPhone, do my Gems come with me?

Yes — the Gems travel. They live on the village, the village lives on Supercell's servers, and a Supercell ID loads it on any device including across Android and iOS with the Gem count intact. It is only the funding that is stuck: this credit buys Gems on Android, and after that the Gems are yours wherever you play.

Can I use this code on an iPhone or iPad?

No. On iOS the game bills through Apple, and Google Play codes are never accepted there — you need App Store & iTunes credit instead, which we sell as a separate card. The two stores do not accept each other's codes in either direction, and a mis-bought code cannot be converted.

What about the Supercell Store — can I use it there?

No, and it is worth knowing why the store exists. store.supercell.com is Supercell's own shop: sign in with a Supercell ID, buy Gems and offers directly, often on better terms than the in-app shop because no store takes a cut. It settles with payment cards, not codes, so Play balance cannot reach it.

Does the balance have to be spent on Clash of Clans?

No. Once redeemed it is ordinary Google Play balance and covers any app, game, in-app purchase, Play Books title or Play-billed subscription on that account. Whatever is left after a Gem pile or a Gold Pass stays in the wallet for the next thing rather than being trapped in one game.

Can I redeem it on a Google account set to another country?

No — Google blocks cross-region redemption. The card binds to the country setting on the redeeming account, and changing that setting is allowed once a year, only with a zero wallet balance and only with a payment method from the new country. Check the account country before paying; it is effectively a one-shot choice.

How fast does the code arrive, and which coins can I pay with?

The code is emailed once your payment confirms on chain — about eleven minutes on median — and you can send it straight to someone else by typing their address in the delivery field. Eight coins: Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Solana, USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20, Litecoin and TRON. The floor is $50, with no account and no identity document at any point.