The Ultimate Guide to Safe Crypto Voucher and Gift Card Trading

Gift cards and crypto vouchers (Binance, Bitrefill, Coinbase) are pure bearer instruments — whoever types the code first owns the value. That makes them ideal for fast settlement and a magnet for fraud.

How voucher scams work#

• Seller sends a code, buyer redeems it instantly, then claims it didn't work.
• Seller sends an already-redeemed code and disappears.
• Buyer pays via reversible method, then chargebacks once the code is in their account.
• Stolen or carded gift cards — buyer redeems, gets the card frozen days later by the issuer.

Escrow flow for gift card trades#

• Seller uploads the code to escrow (encrypted, only revealed at release).
• Buyer funds the escrow with crypto.
• Escrow agent verifies the card balance using the issuer's check-balance tool when available.
• Code is released to the buyer; buyer redeems and confirms; funds release to the seller.

What we won't escrow#

We do not handle cards we cannot verify as legitimately acquired. Carded, phished, or chargeback-sourced cards are refused — this protects honest sellers from being blamed for someone else's fraud.

Escrows Click holds funds in a neutral wallet, verifies delivery, and only releases payment when both parties are satisfied. Start a deal in two minutes at escrows.click.