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Buy Minecraft Gift Card with Crypto

Name: Minecraft gift card
Brand: Minecraft
SKU: gic-minecraft
Availability: InStock

Buy Minecraft gift cards with cryptocurrency in 5 currencies. Unlock the game, Realms, Marketplace skins and Minecoins — no KYC, instant code, no account needed.

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Last reviewed · May 4, 2026

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gift card $ USD

Choose wallet currency Adds funds in USD. Codes work on any account, wherever you sign in.

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Or enter a custom amount $50.00 – $500.00

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0.00068205 BTC

≈ $49.00 save $1.00

60-minute deposit window · floating rate

Email delivery in ~11 min after confirmation

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0.00068205 BTC

≈ $49.00

How to buy a Minecraft gift card with crypto

01 · Pick the correct variant

Select the Minecraft 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

Minecraft is the best-selling video game of all time — over 300 million copies sold across PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, iOS and Android, with roughly 170 million monthly active players. A Minecraft gift card lands credit in your Microsoft account wallet (Mojang has been a Microsoft studio since 2014), and that wallet pays for the full game, Realms subscriptions, Marketplace content, and any other Microsoft Store purchase.

Two editions ship today, both bundled in a single PC license: Java Edition (the original, unmodded sandbox with the deepest community modding ecosystem — Forge, Fabric, the CurseForge mod database, plus community servers like Hypixel) and Bedrock Edition (the unified cross-platform codebase running on Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, iOS, Android — supports the official Minecraft Marketplace with paid skin packs, adventure maps, texture packs, and character-creator items priced in Minecoins). Buying once gets you both. Add-ons, Marketplace content, and Realms hosting all bill against the same Microsoft account wallet.

Pick the currency matching your Microsoft account region — USD for US accounts, EUR for any Eurozone account, GBP for UK, CAD for Canada, AUD for Australia. Microsoft account wallets are currency-locked once set; a foreign-currency code on a wallet already set to another currency is refused. Redemption itself is global at redeem.microsoft.com: sign in, paste the 25-character code, confirm. The funds appear instantly. The code is also accepted at minecraft.net/redeem for SKUs that bind the game license directly.

Per-product floor on this storefront is $50 USD-equivalent — that comfortably covers the base PC game (~$30) with plenty of headroom for a Realms subscription, a few Marketplace skin packs, or a Minecoins top-up. Microsoft gift card credit does not expire in the EU, UK, and most US jurisdictions. We email the 25-character code in about 11 minutes after your crypto transaction confirms — no Microsoft login from us, no name, no ID, just an email for delivery.

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 Minecraft login or ID required

Asked & answered

Specifics for Minecraft cards. For general crypto-payment questions, see the site FAQ.

Can I buy Minecraft itself with this card, or only add-ons?

Both — the funds land in your Microsoft account wallet and you can spend them on the full game purchase (Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition for PC, ~$30 USD), any of the platform editions (Bedrock for Windows / Xbox / Switch / iOS / Android, sold separately), or any in-platform add-ons (Marketplace skins, maps, texture packs, character creator items, Realms subscription). $50+ covers the base game with plenty left over for cosmetics or a few months of Realms.

What's the difference between Java Edition and Bedrock Edition?

Java Edition is the original PC version (Windows / macOS / Linux), runs the modding ecosystem (Forge, Fabric, CurseForge mods), and supports community servers like Hypixel. Bedrock Edition is the unified codebase running on Windows 10/11, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, iOS and Android — it supports the official Minecraft Marketplace (skins/maps/texture packs paid in Minecoins) and cross-play with friends on other platforms. The PC purchase from minecraft.net (the "Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition" SKU) bundles both editions in one $30 license — best value.

How do I redeem the Minecraft gift card code?

Two paths, both work: (1) go to redeem.microsoft.com, sign in to the Microsoft account you want to credit, paste the 25-character code, and confirm — funds add to that account's wallet. (2) go to minecraft.net/redeem if your card is the prepaid Minecraft download SKU; this redirects to the Microsoft redemption flow and binds the game license to your account. The code itself is bearer — keep it private until you're ready to redeem.

Will the card work on Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo Switch?

The card adds funds to your Microsoft account, which is the same account used on Xbox and Windows. So yes on Xbox (the credit shows up in your Xbox wallet and can buy the Bedrock edition or Marketplace coins). PlayStation and Nintendo Switch have their own platform stores (PSN, Nintendo eShop) and do not accept Microsoft credit — for those, buy the platform-specific store card. Mobile (iOS / Android) Marketplace purchases also use the App Store / Play Store wallet, not Microsoft credit.

Can I buy a Minecraft Realms subscription with this card?

Yes — Realms is Mojang's official always-on multiplayer server hosting (your private world, online for up to 10 friends, no port-forwarding needed). Subscriptions are $3.99/month for Realms Plus (Bedrock, 2 friends), $7.99/month for the 10-friend tier, and $7.99/month for Realms (Java, 10 friends). Microsoft account credit covers all tiers; just sign in inside the game and start a Realms subscription — the funds debit your wallet automatically.

Are there parental controls on Minecraft purchases?

Yes — Microsoft Family Safety lets a parent's Microsoft account approve every purchase made by a child account. If the child account has spending controlled, redeeming a gift card still works (funds land in the child's wallet) but actual purchases require parental approval. Many parents use these cards specifically to give kids a fixed budget without exposing a credit card; the wallet is hard-capped at the gift card value.

Does the gift card or balance expire?

In the EU/UK and most of the US: no expiry on Microsoft gift card credit once redeemed (state law in most US jurisdictions and EU consumer-protection rules forbid expiring prepaid balances). The unredeemed voucher itself is valid indefinitely from issue. A handful of jurisdictions allow inactivity fees after several years; Microsoft's current policy is no fees and no expiry — the funds sit on the account until spent.

What if my Minecraft code is rejected at redemption?

Open your order page (link in your delivery email) within 14 days. We re-issue the code or refund in your original coin. The most common rejection causes are (a) a typo on a similar-looking character (Microsoft codes use 0 vs O and I vs 1 — re-check letter by letter), (b) wallet-currency mismatch with your Microsoft account region (a EUR code on a USD account is refused), or (c) trying to redeem on a child account where parental controls block external code redemption. We resolve all three.