Digital gift cards for India
Choose gift cards for Indian gaming, shopping, apps and entertainment. Pay with an available cryptocurrency and receive a digital code for the intended Indian storefront.
Add INR credit to an eligible Indian gaming account for games, memberships and digital extras.
Pay for eligible apps and digital subscriptions connected to an Indian account.
Top up eligible streaming and entertainment services offered through Indian storefronts.
Give someone in India the flexibility to choose from participating online shops and marketplaces.
Send credit for beauty, wellness and personal-care purchases from retailers in India.
Prepare an India eSIM before your flight so you can connect without queueing for a physical SIM.
Know before ordering
An Indian digital gift card can be a practical present for someone at home, a way to support family from abroad or a convenient method for adding credit to your own regional account.
Country and platform details matter. A code intended for India may require an Indian storefront and will often carry a value in rupees, even when the same service operates internationally.
For gaming, app stores and streaming services, ask which account region and platform the recipient uses. A phone or console purchased elsewhere can still be connected to an Indian account, while a device located in India may use a different store region. The account setting is the useful detail.
Review the listed denomination, expiry terms and eligible products before payment. Some cards apply to a single website or service, while others can be used across a retailer's wider Indian catalogue. Do not assume a rupee-denominated code can be converted into another currency.
Use the token and blockchain network specified for the order, and check the wallet address before confirming the transfer. The digital code is made available after payment confirmation and applicable order checks. Share it privately if it is a gift, because unused codes can be claimed by whoever has the details.
Helpful checks
What overseas buyers and Indian account holders commonly need to confirm.
