credit-cardCake Pay

Cake Pay enables you to easily and quickly spend your crypto at your favorite merchants, no matter what. Buy a gift card, send one to a friend, or add a debit card directly to Apple or Google Pay to make spending your crypto easier than ever without compromising your privacy.

Privacy Without Cash

No cash? No problem. Easily pay for the things you love without revealing your data to the world.

Use Crypto Everywhere

Stop waiting for merchants to accept your crypto. Use gift cards, Visa, and Mastercard to spend it anywhere.

Low Fees

No need to put a premium on privacy, cards in Cake Pay cost exactly their value. $20 costs $20.

No banks

There's absolutely no need for a custodian, you won't have to hand over your ID, no need to compromise.

You can use Cake Pay from cakepay.comarrow-up-right or by opening Cake Pay from the Marketplace in Cake Wallet.

Frequently Asked Questions

chevron-rightContacting Supporthashtag

If you need to contact Cake Pay support, please use the live chat from the website or within Cake Wallet.

Alternatively you can email support requests to [email protected]envelope.

Please be sure to contact us from the same email address that was used to place the Cake Pay order!

chevron-rightRefund Requestshashtag

If you need to make a Cake Pay refund request, please use the live chat from the website or within Cake Wallet.

Alternatively, you can email refund requests to [email protected]envelope.

Cake Pay support will reach out only from an @cakewallet.com or @cakepay.com email address if they need more information. Keep an eye on the email you used to place your order.

Not all orders are eligible for refunds. For more details, please see the Cake Pay terms of servicearrow-up-right.

chevron-rightHow long does it take to receive a gift card?hashtag

Most merchant cards will arrive within 1 hour, but it can take 1 business day or longer in rare cases. Make sure to save your order ID to get faster support!

chevron-rightCan Cake Pay be used outside of the United States?hashtag

Yes! Cake Pay supports most countries, but please be sure to honestly select your country from the dropdown to ensure you get cards that are able to be redeemed and used properly in your country.

Please note the variety of cards and available stock will differ per country.

chevron-rightWhy does Cake Pay need my email address?hashtag

Your email serves as a way to send you gift card codes and redemption links, while also allowing the Cake Pay support team to assist you in case anything goes wrong.

chevron-rightDo I need to provide other information to third-parties to use my purchased products?hashtag

Depending on the merchant terms, you may need to provide other information to redeem and/or use your product. For example, you may need to provide information to the merchant for something to be shipped to your home.

chevron-rightHow can I bring up a code again?hashtag

Cake Pay redemption codes are only provided by email at the moment, so all codes and redemption links can be found in the email account you used to create the order.

chevron-rightHow do I recover an unused code?hashtag

You can recover an unused code by searching for it in your email.

chevron-rightWhy do I need to activate certain products on a different website?hashtag

Some products require you to activate the item on another website to prevent fraud and ensure delivery of cards.

chevron-rightWhat fees are there?hashtag

Cake Pay products are sold at face value, with a very small fee added to cover cryptocurrency conversion costs for Cake Pay.

chevron-rightAre there any limits?hashtag

Yes, there are limits. A single user can purchase a maximum of $5,000 per day. You may run into other limits, and limits are subject to change.

chevron-rightWhy is Cake Wallet showing a slightly different fiat value than the Cake Pay invoice amount?hashtag

Cake Wallet uses a different fiat API endpoint than the Cake Pay endpoint. This can lead to small (<1%) differences in prices shown. For non-USD denominated products, the spread may be a little larger because we buy the cards in USD, and there is thus an implied spread that Cake must pay between USD and the other fiat asset. Always make sure to send the exact amount of cryptocurrency specified for the invoice. Cake Pay uses extremely competitive market rates for crypto/USD.

chevron-rightWhat cryptocurrencies can I pay with?hashtag

You can pay with Bitcoin, Monero, and Litecoin natively, and in practically any cryptocurrency via native Trocadorarrow-up-right integration.