About CardLuna
CardLuna exists to solve one problem cleanly: turning a prepaid voucher or gift card you can't use into money you control. Submit a code through our sell form, see an instant quote at a fixed per-brand rate, and receive crypto — Bitcoin, USDT on TRC20, Solana and others — at your own wallet address, usually within an hour. No account to create, no bidding, no waiting for a stranger to show up. We also sell gift cards at face value for crypto. Everything works the same way in English and French.
The key thing to understand is that CardLuna is not a peer-to-peer marketplace. We are the sole counterparty to every trade. When you sell a code, you sell it directly to us at the rate published on the page — the quote you see is the amount you get, with no auction, no haggling, and no third-party buyer holding your code hostage. Our fixed buy rates run from 72% to 91% of face value depending on the brand and how deep its resale market is; we publish each rate openly rather than advertising an inflated number and quietly shaving it later with 'processing fees'. What appears on the quote screen is what lands in your wallet.
Trust in this business comes from verification, not slogans. Before any payout, a member of our team checks each code's balance and origin — the short payout window exists precisely because of that human check. Codes that fail verification are rejected and are never used, published or resold. We keep records as required by law, cooperate with lawful requests from authorities, and report confirmed fraud. We never describe the service as '100% anonymous' or 'no KYC': for most sales the code, an email and a wallet address are all we need, but a proportionate anti-fraud check — a proof of purchase, for example — may apply on unusually large amounts or suspicious patterns. Our full approach is set out in our Anti-Fraud & AML policy.
Crypto payouts are processed through OxaPay, and once a code clears verification the on-chain transfer itself typically confirms within minutes. We serve sellers worldwide, buying vouchers issued across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Australia and beyond, in their original currencies, converted to your chosen crypto at the live market price at payout. The whole site — quotes, forms, policies and support — is available in both English and French, so you can complete a sale end to end in whichever you prefer.
Why sellers trust us
You deal directly with CardLuna, never with anonymous strangers. We buy your code ourselves at the published rate — no auctions, no chargeback games, no waiting for a peer to appear.
Every brand has a fixed buy rate, published openly and locked when you accept the quote. What you see is what arrives in your wallet — no surprise deductions or hidden 'processing fees' after you commit.
Before payout, our team verifies each code’s balance and origin. Codes that fail are rejected and never reused or resold — the reason payouts usually take about an hour rather than seconds.
Most sales need only a code, an email and a wallet address. A proportionate anti-fraud check may apply on larger amounts, and we keep records and cooperate with authorities as the law requires.
Frequently asked questions
No. CardLuna is the sole counterparty to every trade. When you sell a voucher or gift card, you sell it directly to us at our published fixed rate — there is no marketplace, no other buyer, and no bidding. That’s what lets us guarantee the quoted amount and pay in crypto usually within an hour.
We pay in cryptocurrency — Bitcoin, USDT on TRC20, Solana and others — to any wallet address you provide. After a member of our team verifies the code, the payout is usually sent within an hour, and the on-chain transfer itself confirms in minutes. No account is needed to receive it.
For most sales, no — a code, an email and a wallet address are all we require. We never claim to be '100% anonymous' or 'no KYC', though: on unusually large amounts or suspicious patterns, a proportionate anti-fraud check such as a proof of purchase may apply, mainly to filter out stolen codes. Our Anti-Fraud & AML policy explains this in full.