How to Buy Game Top-Ups & Gift Cards with Crypto (USDT / Binance Pay)

You don't need an international credit card to buy digital products — you can pay with crypto. Krosty Shop accepts USDT and Binance Pay, the price is locked at checkout, and your recharge or gift card is delivered once we confirm your payment.

Why pay with crypto

If a card in dollars is hard to get, crypto is the simplest way to pay for games, gift cards and streaming. It works from any country, settles fast, and you avoid card declines and hidden fees.

What you can buy with crypto

• Game top-ups: by player ID (Free Fire, Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, Genshin and more) or, for games without an ID top-up (Call of Duty Mobile, Roblox, Fortnite), through the game's own login.
• Gift cards (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, Apple, Steam, Netflix and others).
• Streaming: a Netflix activation for your own new account (Netflix gift card included), streaming gift cards, or a top-up of your own wallet so you pay other services yourself.
• Krosty Wallet balance, to pay even faster next time.

How to pay with USDT or Binance Pay (step by step)

1. Add what you want to your cart and go to checkout.
2. Choose the crypto payment method (USDT or Binance Pay).
3. Send the exact amount to the address or Pay ID shown, on the network we indicate.
4. Upload your payment proof (screenshot or transaction ID).
5. We confirm and deliver — you get an email, plus a Telegram message if you linked your Telegram.

Which networks we accept

For USDT we accept TRC20 and BEP20 — pick the one your wallet supports and send on that exact network (sending on the wrong network can lose the funds). Binance Pay works straight from your Binance app with a QR or Pay ID.

Is the price locked when I pay?

Yes. The amount you see at checkout is sealed on our server, so there are no surprises from price swings. You pay exactly what the order says.

How fast is delivery?

Usually minutes, up to an hour after we confirm your payment. We notify you by email (and on Telegram if you linked it) the moment it is ready.

Is it safe?

Yes. Krosty Shop is a Venezuelan digital-goods store with a 5.0★ average across 1,900+ Google reviews, thousands of deliveries and real human support on WhatsApp and Telegram. For top-ups we only ask for a player ID — never a password.

Binance Pay or an on-chain USDT transfer: which one to pick

Both options end in the same place (your order gets confirmed), but they behave differently on your side:

• Binance Pay moves balance between Binance accounts. There is no blockchain address to copy, no network to choose and no network fee. You pay from your Funding wallet with the Pay ID or QR shown at checkout. Binance does not charge a platform fee on ordinary Pay transfers (a fee only kicks in above a very high monthly volume, in the range of six figures).
• USDT on-chain (TRC20 or BEP20) works from any exchange or wallet, not only Binance. You pay the network fee of whatever platform you send from, and the transfer needs blockchain confirmations before we can see it.

If you already have a Binance account, Pay is the simpler route. If your funds live in another exchange (OKX, Bybit, Kraken) or in a self-custody wallet, use the on-chain option and choose the network carefully.

Before you hit send: the checklist that prevents lost funds

1. Confirm the network on both ends. The address we show is valid only for the network we indicate. Binance warns that assets sent through an unsupported network "might be lost and cannot be recovered".
2. Copy the address from the checkout page, never from an old chat or a screenshot of a previous order.
3. Send the exact order amount and let your platform take its withdrawal fee on top. If you tick "deduct fee from amount", the order arrives short and we cannot confirm it.
4. Keep the transaction ID (TxID) or the Binance Pay order number. That is the proof we use to match your payment, not a screenshot of your balance.
5. Do not send a second payment if the first one is pending. Write to us with the TxID instead.

If you still sent through the wrong network, contact the support of the platform you sent from right away. Some exchanges can recover funds sent to their own addresses on a different chain, but the process is manual, not free and not always possible.

Fees and timing on the platform side (not ours)

The costs below are charged by the exchange or the blockchain, and they change. As of mid-2026 Binance lists a USDT withdrawal fee of roughly 1 USDT on TRC20 and usually less on BEP20 (BNB Smart Chain). Other exchanges publish their own fee tables.

• On-chain transfers typically confirm in a matter of minutes, but congestion or wallet maintenance on the sending platform can delay them.
• Binance Pay transfers between Binance users show up in the recipient account as soon as the transfer completes.
• Crypto payments are not reversible. There is no chargeback. Double-check the order contents and the amount before paying.

We confirm crypto orders manually once the payment is visible on our side, and then deliver. We do not promise a fixed delivery time; the email (or Telegram message, if you linked it) tells you when it is done.

Limitations worth knowing in 2026

• Binance requires identity verification (KYC) to withdraw crypto, so a brand-new unverified account cannot send an on-chain payment yet.
• Since 1 July 2026, Binance has suspended most services for users in the European Union (no new sign-ups, deposits or new orders; existing users can only withdraw), and it does not serve the United States through its global platform. If you live in one of those regions, use a local exchange or a wallet you control and pay with USDT on-chain.
• Prices at checkout are fixed in US dollars. USDT is pegged to the dollar, so the amount you send is the amount you see; you do not need to add a buffer for volatility.

Once you own USDT, everything in the catalog is available: game top-ups, gift cards and streaming. Most US gift cards we sell work from Venezuela with no extra setup; the exceptions are region-locked platforms, covered in the guide Are gift cards region-locked?

Paying from abroad for someone in Venezuela

Crypto is the most common way the diaspora pays for family back home, because it works from any country without an international card. If that is your case, read How to send game recharges and gift cards to family in Venezuela for what you need from them (player ID, email, account region) before you order.