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Sell Your Amazon Gift Card for Crypto
Have an Amazon gift card you will not spend? Sell it for crypto inside Telegram.
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Amazon gift cards are everywhere. They show up as birthday gifts, work rewards, holiday presents and refunds. Because they are so common, many people end up holding more Amazon credit than they want, or holding a card while they would rather have something they can move and use freely.
You can sell an unused Amazon card here. Open our Telegram bot, sign up once, and share the card details there, never on this website. The bot shows you an offer for your card. You can accept or walk away, and you are paid in crypto once the card has been checked.
How it works
Selling your Amazon card in three steps
Open the bot and sign up
Tap the button to open @giftcard_redemption_bot in Telegram. It walks you through signing up and a one-time identity check.
Send your card and see your rate
Share the card details inside the bot. It shows today's rate and the exact amount for your card before you agree.
Get paid once the card is checked
If you accept, the card is checked and you are paid in crypto. The bot keeps you updated along the way.
Checklist
Before you sell
- The card is unused, or you know exactly how much is left on it.
- The card is yours. You bought it yourself or got it as a gift.
- You have the full code, and the PIN if the card has one.
- You still have the receipt, if you got one. Keep it until you are paid.
- Do not apply the claim code to your Amazon account, even to check it. Once applied, the balance is locked to that account and cannot be sold or transferred.
Find the code
Where to find your Amazon gift card code
Where it is
On a physical Amazon gift card from a store, the claim code is on the back of the card under a scratch-off strip or a peel-off label. Uncover it gently so no characters are lost. For an Amazon eGift card sent by email, the claim code is in the body of the email, often next to a button that offers to apply it to an account. Copy the code itself and do not press that button. Printable Amazon gift cards also show the claim code on the printout.
What it looks like
An Amazon claim code is a mix of letters and numbers, usually 14 or 15 characters long and sometimes split by hyphens into groups. There is no separate PIN. The long number printed on the front of some physical cards is not the claim code, so make sure you copy the characters from the protected area on the back.
Only share your code inside our Telegram bot. This website will never ask you for it.
Balance
Checking your Amazon balance
Most Amazon gift cards have a fixed value printed on the card, the packaging or the email. Amazon does not let you look up an unclaimed code without connecting it to an account, and applying it uses it up for selling purposes. Use the printed amount or your receipt as your reference, and keep the receipt until the sale is complete.
Questions
Amazon gift card questions
Can I sell an Amazon balance that is already in my account?
No. Once a claim code is applied, the balance stays with that Amazon account and cannot be sold or moved. Only unused codes can be sold.
Is the number on the front of my Amazon card the claim code?
Usually not. The claim code is in the protected area on the back, under a scratch-off strip or label. The bot will ask for the claim code.
Can I sell an Amazon eGift card I received by email?
Yes, as long as it is unused and the email was sent to you. Copy the claim code from the email and do not press the apply button.
What about Amazon cards from other countries?
Amazon gift cards usually work only on the Amazon site for the country they were issued in. Send the card in the bot and it will confirm if that card can be accepted.
I was told to buy Amazon cards to pay a fine. Should I sell them here?
No. Paying anyone with Amazon gift cards because they asked you to is a common scam. Keep the cards, do not share the codes, and contact Amazon through its official website.
How do I sign up?
Tap the button to open our Telegram bot. It walks you through signing up and a one-time identity check.
How do I get paid?
You are paid in crypto. The bot shows the exact amount before you agree.
Is it safe to sell my card here?
Yes. You only share card details inside our official bot, you see the offer before you agree, and nothing happens until you say yes. This website never asks for codes or PINs.
Sell your Amazon card today
Open the bot, sign up once and see today's rate for Amazon. Nothing happens until you agree.
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