① Bitrefill Gift Card Direct Top-Up Mode – Covering the Widest Global Distribution of Major Gaming Platforms
Bitrefill currently boasts the broadest distribution coverage in the USDT gaming top-up market. Users can directly purchase gift cards for Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and other major gaming platforms using various cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and USDC. Taking Apple gift cards as an example, users select the desired denomination on Bitrefill and then choose USDT payment. The transfer is completed through a low-fee blockchain network (such as TRC-20). Upon system confirmation, a digital redemption code is instantly sent. Players can then enter the code in the in-game redemption window to complete the top-up. The gift card balance can be directly used to purchase the entire range of Apple products – including the latest iPhones and iPads. In cryptocurrency gift card applications, users do not need a bank account, credit card approval, or cross-border payment limits. The entire process, from payment to redemption, typically takes no more than 2 minutes.
② TRON x NEXUS CROSS Shop Direct Payment – Native Stablecoin Payment Experience
TRON has officially integrated into NEXUS's CROSS Pay payment system, launching TRON USDT payment functionality in the CROSS Shop. Players can directly use USDT on the TRC-20 network to settle in-game items and points. Stablecoins have become a native payment option on mainstream gaming platforms. The highlights of this model are: zero intermediaries, zero transaction fees, and direct on-chain settlement.
③ Bitget Wallet x DT One Small-Amount Payment Channel
Bitget Wallet's partnership with DT One covers over 170 countries and more than 500 local operator networks worldwide. Users can directly use USDT and USDC to purchase mobile game points and game PIN codes. Even in Southeast Asia, South America, and Africa, where banking services are less developed, users with mobile devices and USDT wallets can bypass the financial infrastructure gap and make direct purchases.
