Google Play gift card

Yes. Google Play cards are sold on Bitrefill, which accepts Bitcoin on-chain and over Lightning, plus Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, USDT and USDC. Choose an amount, pay with the coin you hold, and the code is emailed to you once the payment confirms.

Fixed amounts of $5, $10, $20, $40, $60, $80, $100, $120, $140, $160, $180 and $200 are available. Any amount between $5 and $200 can also be chosen at checkout.

It is issued for USA and spends in USD. A card bought for one country will not work in another, so check the region before buying.

Bitrefill emails you the code after payment. Enter the code at checkout on the brand's website or in its app. Read the code out when ordering over the phone.

Yes. Bitrefill also issues Google Play for Australia, Austria, Belgium and Brazil and 18 more countries. Each edition is valid only in the market it was issued for.

No. This page is a catalogue listing. Bitrefill issues, sells and delivers the card; SimpleSwap is the exchange you can use to get the coin you want to pay with.

Terms & Conditions: See play.google.com/us-card-terms for full terms. Must be 13+ years of age, US resident. Google Play card is issued by Google Arizona LLC (“GAZ”). Requires Google Payments account and internet access to redeem. Redeemed balance is maintained by GAZ’s affiliate, Google Payment Corp. (“GPC”), in your Google Payments account. Usable for purchases of eligible items on Google Play only. Not usable for hardware and certain subscriptions. Other limits may apply. No fees or expiration dates. Except as required by law, card is not redeemable for cash or other cards; not reloadable or refundable; cannot be combined with other non-Google Play balances in your Google Payments account, resold, exchanged or transferred for value. User responsible for loss of card. For assistance or to view your Google Play card balance, visit support.google.com/googleplay/go/cardhelp. To speak to customer care call us at 1-855-466-4438.