A Binance gift card is a prepaid crypto voucher: you redeem its 16-character code on Binance and the coin it holds goes to your wallet.
This guide explains what a Binance gift card is, how to redeem one in the app or on the website, how long it stays valid, and how to buy a Binance gift card with crypto when you want to send value to a Binance account without a bank card. Binance’s own gift card page was read on 12 November 2026, and so were the 13 Binance gift card pages on Genghis.
On that date every Binance card on Genghis was a Global card that works in any country, with values from 5 to 500 USD for most coins and prices from $5.45. You pay with Bitcoin, USDT or 300+ other coins, with no KYC at checkout.
Want USDT on a Binance account?
The Binance (USDT) Global card was in stock on Genghis in seven values from 5 to 500 USD on 12 November 2026, from $5.45. Pay with the coin you hold, no KYC at checkout. See the Binance USDT gift card
What a Binance gift card is
A Binance gift card is a voucher with a fixed value in one coin, which Binance credits to the account that redeems its code. Binance describes it on its gift card page as a prepaid crypto voucher that can be used for crypto deposits and withdrawals on Binance, crypto transfers and loyalty rewards.
Each card is tied to one coin. A Binance (USDT) card credits USDT, a Binance (BTC) card credits Bitcoin, and so on. The face value is set in US dollars on the Genghis product pages, and the coin named on the card is what lands in the wallet when you redeem it.
Binance also limits who can issue cards. Its gift card page states that since 20 July 2023 creating gift cards is limited to entity accounts that have passed KYB verification, the business version of identity checks. Individuals redeem cards; businesses create them.
Worldwide (WW) cards
The Binance cards on Genghis are Global cards. Their product pages say they work in any country, so there is no store region to match. You only need a Binance account to redeem the code.
How to redeem a Binance gift card
To redeem a Binance gift card, sign in to Binance, open the Gift Card section, choose Redeem and enter the code. The coin is credited to your Binance wallet.
- Sign in to your Binance account. Use the account you want the coin on. A redeemed code cannot be moved to another account.
- Open the Gift Card section. In the Binance app, tap Profile, then Gift Card. On the website, open the Binance gift card page.
- Choose Redeem. In the app, tap Redeem, then Redeem Binance Gift Card or Code. On the website, stay on the Redeem tab.
- Enter the redemption code. Binance says the redemption code is a 16-character sequence of digits and letters. Paste it rather than typing it when you can.
- Confirm. Tap or press Redeem and follow any prompt Binance shows.
- Check your wallet. The coin on the card appears in your Binance wallet. From there you can hold it, trade it or withdraw it under Binance’s own rules.
Redeem a card or add a card
The Binance gift card page has two tabs: Redeem, which takes the 16-character redemption code, and Add Card, which takes a 16-digit card number to check a card. A code bought on Genghis goes in the Redeem tab.
On a phone or on a computer
Both routes credit the same account. The app is usually quicker on a phone, and the website suits a code you copied on a computer.
How long a Binance gift card stays valid
A Binance gift card bought on Genghis should be redeemed within 6 months: the product pages state that the card expires 6 months after issue. Redeem it soon after you buy it, or tell the person you give it to.
Once redeemed, the coin sits in the Binance wallet like any other balance, and the expiry no longer applies to it. The card’s value is fixed in the coin, so the dollar value of a BTC, ETH or SOL card moves with that coin’s price after you redeem it, while a stablecoin card such as USDT or USDC keeps a steady dollar value.
Binance gift cards on Genghis, by coin
On 12 November 2026 Genghis listed 13 Binance Global gift cards, one per coin, all in stock. The table shows the main ones as read on their product pages that day.
| Card | Coin credited | Values on 12 November 2026 | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Binance (USDT) Global | Tether (USDT) | 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 200 and 500 USD | $5.45 |
| Binance (USDC) Global | USD Coin (USDC) | 5 to 500 USD, seven values | $5.45 |
| Binance (BTC) Global | Bitcoin (BTC) | 5 to 500 USD, seven values | $5.45 |
| Binance (ETH) Global | Ethereum (ETH) | 5 to 500 USD, seven values | $5.45 |
| Binance (BNB) Global | BNB | 5 to 500 USD, seven values | $5.50 |
| Binance (SOL) Global | Solana (SOL) | 5 to 500 USD, seven values | $5.45 |
| Binance (XRP) Global | XRP | 5 to 500 USD, seven values | $5.45 |
The other six cards credit EURI, FDUSD, USDS, PEPE, SHIB, or EURI with USDT. The EURI card runs from 5 to 400 and starts at $6.04. Every card is in the payment apps catalog next to other wallet top-ups. The price in your coin is shown at checkout and moves with exchange rates.
Why buy a Binance gift card with crypto
Buying a Binance gift card with crypto turns the coin you hold into a code for the coin you want on Binance, with no bank card. Four reasons come up most often.
A crypto gift that needs no wallet address
A code can be passed on in a message or a card. The person who receives it redeems it on their own Binance account, so you never need their deposit address.
No wrong-network risk on the transfer
The coin reaches the Binance wallet through the code, not through a deposit on a chain you have to pick. You still choose a network when you pay on Genghis, and the guide to crypto sent on the wrong network covers what to check there.
No KYC at checkout
No KYC at checkout: an email address is all we ask for. There is no document upload and no selfie. Purchase limits apply, and the how Genghis works page walks through the flow.
Pay in one coin, receive another
You can pay in Monero or Dogecoin and receive USDT on Binance, or pay in USDT and give someone a BTC card. The card names the coin credited; the checkout names the coin you pay with.
How to buy a Binance gift card with crypto in 6 steps
Open the Binance card for the coin you want, pick the value and your payment coin, then copy the code once the payment confirms. Each step in detail:
- Open the Binance card for your coin. Go to the Binance USDT gift card, the Binance BTC gift card or another coin from the table above.
- Pick the card value. Choose from 5 to 500 USD. One card cannot exceed 500 USD without an account, under the purchase limits.
- Choose your coin and network. Select Bitcoin, USDT, Solana, Monero or another of the 300+ coins, and the network you will send on.
- Enter your email address. This is where the link to your code goes. No account is required to buy.
- Send the exact amount. Copy the address or scan the QR code and send the amount shown. Your wallet or exchange may add its own withdrawal fee.
- Copy your code and redeem it. Once the payment confirms, the code appears on screen and a link arrives by email. Enter it in the Redeem tab of the Binance gift card page.
Four ways to get a coin onto a Binance account
An on-chain deposit is usually the cheapest route for your own coins, and a gift card wins when the value goes to someone else. The table sets the routes side by side, including the ones where a gift card loses.
| Route | What you need | Cost | Where it wins |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deposit the coin on-chain to your own account | The coin, your deposit address, the right network | The network fee only | Cheapest when you already hold the coin you want |
| Buy the coin on the exchange with a bank card | A bank card and a verified exchange account | Card and spread fees set by the exchange | Simplest if your money is in a bank |
| Send coins to a friend’s deposit address | Their address and the network they use | The network fee only | Cheapest gift, if you know the address |
| Buy a Binance gift card with crypto on Genghis | A wallet or exchange balance and an email address | Our exchange-rate margin, shown before you pay | A gift without an address, or paying in a coin you hold for a coin you want |
Moving your own USDT to your own Binance account costs less as a plain deposit. The gift card earns its place when the receiver is someone else, or when the coin you hold is not the coin you want there.
Sending Bitcoin as a gift?
The Binance (BTC) Global card comes in seven values from 5 to 500 USD, paid with USDT, Solana or 300+ other coins. Buy the Binance BTC gift card
Which crypto to pay with
Pay with the coin you already hold: a stablecoin keeps the value steady, Solana confirms sooner than Bitcoin, and Monero keeps the payment private. The amount in your coin is shown before you pay. It includes our exchange-rate margin; a network cost applies only to USDT on Tron and to Monero.
Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin is the default for many holders. The code appears once the Bitcoin network confirms your payment. The Bitcoin gift card page covers the details.
USDT and USDC
Stablecoins keep the dollar value steady between quote and payment, which suits a card priced in dollars. USDT on Tron adds a network cost that checkout shows before you choose. See buying gift cards with USDT and the USDC gift card page.
Solana (SOL)
Solana suits buyers who want to avoid waiting on Bitcoin blocks. The Solana gift card page lists how it works.
Ethereum (ETH)
Ethereum is supported on the networks listed at checkout. Pick the network your wallet actually holds the coins on, since coins sent on a different network can be lost.
Monero (XMR)
Monero is for buyers who want the payment itself to stay private. It adds a network cost shown at checkout. The Monero gift card page explains how it works.
Is it safe
Yes, as long as the code goes to your own account or to someone you chose, never to a person who demands payment. Anyone holding the code can redeem it on their own Binance account, so treat it like cash and never read it out to a caller or a support agent who contacted you first.
On the Genghis side, payments are non-custodial: Genghis never holds your crypto. The security page documents what data is kept, and the AML and purchase limits page sets out the limits. If a code fails, the refund policy sets out what happens next.
Earn Genghis Points on the purchase
Yes, orders placed with a free Genghis account earn Points, and a new account starts with 100 Points. A Point is worth $0.01 of discount at checkout, the balance never expires, and there is no KYC to earn or redeem.
Points become spendable once your account has $25 in completed orders. Guest checkouts do not earn Points. The Genghis rewards page has the full rules.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Binance gift card?
A Binance gift card is a prepaid crypto voucher with a fixed value in one coin. You redeem its 16-character code on a Binance account and the coin goes to that account’s wallet.
How do I redeem a Binance gift card?
In the Binance app, tap Profile, Gift Card and Redeem, then enter the code and tap Redeem. On the website, open the Binance gift card page and enter the code in the Redeem tab.
Do I need a Binance account to use the card?
Yes. The code is redeemed on a Binance account, and the coin goes to that account’s wallet. Binance sets its own account and verification rules, so check them before you buy a card for yourself.
Can I buy a Binance gift card with Bitcoin?
Yes. On Genghis you pay for Binance gift cards with Bitcoin, USDT, Solana, Monero or 300+ other coins. The Binance USDT card was in stock in seven values from 5 to 500 USD on 12 November 2026.
Do I need to verify my identity to buy one with crypto?
No KYC at checkout: an email address is all we ask for. Purchase limits apply: without an account, 500 USD in any 24 hours and 2,000 USD in any 30 days, as the AML policy page states (updated 25 September 2026).
How fast does the Binance code arrive?
Your code appears on screen as soon as the payment confirms on the network. We also email you a link to it. The wait depends on the coin you choose.
Can I pay with Monero?
Yes. Monero is supported at checkout and adds a network cost that is shown before you choose it.
Are there any fees?
The amount in your coin is shown before you pay. It includes our exchange-rate margin; a network cost applies only to USDT on Tron and to Monero. Your own wallet or exchange may charge a withdrawal fee.
Does a Binance gift card expire?
Yes. The Binance gift card pages on Genghis state that the card expires 6 months after issue, so redeem it within that window. Coins already redeemed stay in the Binance wallet.
What if my Binance gift card code does not work?
Check that you used the Redeem tab, not Add Card, and that the 16 characters are exact. A code that fails at first redemption, arrives incomplete or never arrives is replaced, or refunded if no replacement comes within 5 business days; report it within 30 days. Open a request in the Genghis Help Center with your order number.
Bottom line
A Binance gift card is a code worth a fixed amount of one coin, redeemed in the Gift Card section of a Binance account within 6 months of issue. For your own coins a plain deposit costs less; for a gift, or to swap the coin you hold for the coin you want on Binance, the card is the shorter route.
On Genghis the 13 Binance Global cards work in any country and are paid with Bitcoin, USDT or 300+ other coins, with no KYC at checkout.
Buy a Binance gift card with crypto
USDT, BTC, ETH, SOL and nine more coins, from 5 USD, paid with Bitcoin, USDT or 300+ coins. No KYC at checkout.