Answer
A CryptoVoucher gift card buys Bitcoin at CryptoVoucherGiftCard.com. The amount is the card’s dollar value minus a network fee, which is usually about 11% to 13%. Bitcoin usually arrives in the wallet within 1 hour.
When this applies
This fits when a CryptoVoucher gift card email has arrived and the PIN still needs to be used. A card that has not been emailed yet follows Where is the reward I ordered?
What to do
- Have a Bitcoin wallet address ready. The time to finish the purchase is limited.
- Open the email that says the CryptoVoucher order is fulfilled, follow the link, and sign in to Swagbucks.
- Copy the gift card code on that page, then choose Claim your card.
- Copy the PIN on the next page. The serial number is on that page too.
- Open CryptoVoucherGiftCard.com and sign in with a Google account or a mobile number that can receive a text.
- Enter the PIN and the Bitcoin wallet address, then choose Pay.
If that didn't work
The card is in US dollars. It does not arrive as Bitcoin. Bitcoin is purchased with the PIN, and the network fee comes out of the card value before the Bitcoin is sent. The wallet address is what decides where it is deposited.
When to contact us
Use the Help page when Claim your card does not show a PIN, or when Bitcoin is not in the wallet after 1 hour. Include a screenshot of the claim page and of the order confirmation. How long does a reply from Swagbucks take? explains the reply time.