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Buy Openbucks Gift Card with Crypto

Name: Openbucks gift card
Brand: Openbucks
SKU: gic-openbucks
Availability: InStock

Prepaid checkout credit for games — pay at Openbucks merchants with no bank account and no card.

5.013 reviews

Last reviewed · September 4, 2026

Instant delivery · ~11 min No account · No KYC

gift card

openbucks.com

Pick your store Region-locked — this card redeems only on openbucks.com

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USD

Or enter a custom amount $50.00 – $1,000.00

Quantity

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You pay

0.00068205 BTC

≈ $49.00 save $1.00

60-minute deposit window · floating rate

Email delivery in ~11 min after confirmation

You pay

0.00068205 BTC

≈ $49.00

How to buy a Openbucks gift card with crypto

01 · Pick the correct variant

Select the Openbucks 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

Openbucks is not a store, and that is the first thing to understand about it. It is a payment network: merchants plug it into their checkout so that a shopper can settle an order with prepaid card balance instead of a bank card. The consumer end of that is the Obucks card — a number and PIN you enter on the payment page, which draws down against the order the way a debit card would, except that nothing is ever charged, no account is linked, and the merchant carries no chargeback risk. The company was acquired by Paysafe Group, and its integrations now sit inside Paysafe's payments stack alongside paysafecard and Skrill.

Where it spends is the honest limit. Openbucks describes a network of hundreds of integrated merchants and payment service providers, not thousands, and it is weighted heavily towards games and digital services — the partners it puts on its own front page are Xsolla, Paymentwall, Plarium, FlowPlay and Razer. It is also a US product: the company talks in US payment methods and US retail locations, and the checkouts that list it are the American ones. Treat it as a way to pay for game credit and digital goods, not as a general-purpose card.

So the rule before you buy is simple: check that the specific merchant you want to pay lists Openbucks at its checkout. There is no catalogue at openbucks.com to browse and nothing to order from the company itself — the code only has value at a payment page that offers it. Coverage moves as integrations come and go, which is exactly why confirming first is worth the sixty seconds. If the option is there, the balance can be checked any time at openbucks.com/balance-check.

Bought here it needs no account and no identity check: a delivery email, the coin you already hold, and the code lands in about eleven minutes. That combination is the point of a prepaid code in the first place — a hard spending cap on a gaming account, no card left on file for a shared or a child's login, and no card number sitting in a game publisher's billing system. What you load is what can be spent, and nothing behind it can be reached.

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 Openbucks login or ID required

Asked & answered

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

Is Openbucks a shop, or something else?

Something else — it is a payment method. Merchants integrate the Openbucks network so their checkout can take prepaid card balance from shoppers without a bank card, and the Obucks code is the consumer end of that. There is no Openbucks catalogue to browse: the code has value only at another company's payment page.

Where can I actually spend it?

At merchants that have integrated the network — by Openbucks' own account, hundreds of them rather than thousands, weighted towards games and digital services. The partners it names publicly include Xsolla, Paymentwall, Plarium, FlowPlay and Razer. Because that list changes, check the specific checkout you have in mind lists Openbucks before you pay us.

Is Openbucks still running, and who owns it?

It is still operating, and it belongs to Paysafe Group, which acquired it. The practical effect is that Openbucks acceptance is now wired through Paysafe's payment stack — the same plumbing as paysafecard and Skrill Quick Checkout — so a merchant usually enables it as one option inside a Paysafe integration rather than as a standalone contract.

How do I check the balance on a code?

Openbucks runs a balance page at openbucks.com/balance-check: enter the card number and PIN and it reports what is left. Worth doing after a partial spend, since a prepaid code carries no statement and no account behind it — the balance page is the only record of what remains.

Does the balance expire?

No expiry is printed on the code, and United States gift-card rules put a five-year federal floor under prepaid funds. The clock that matters in practice is a different one: because Openbucks is a network rather than a single store, spend it while the merchant you care about still lists it at checkout rather than sitting on it for years.

Can I use it outside the United States?

Treat it as a US product. Openbucks describes US payment methods and US retail locations, and the checkouts that surface the option are the American ones. A merchant elsewhere may simply not show Openbucks as a payment method at all, so buying this for someone abroad only makes sense if you have already seen the option on the site they use.

How fast does the code arrive, and can I send it to someone else?

The code is emailed once your payment confirms on chain — about eleven minutes on median. Put the recipient's address in the delivery field at checkout and it goes to them directly without appearing on the payment page, which is the usual way to fund a gaming account for someone without handing over a card of your own.

Which coins can I pay with, and what is the smallest code?

Eight — Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Solana, USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20, Litecoin and TRON. The catalogue floor is $50 USD-equivalent, so the smallest Openbucks code here is $50. No account, no KYC and no identity document at any point, which is the whole reason to reach for a prepaid code rather than a bank card.