Yes, you can buy Free Fire diamonds with crypto on KryptoMate as a diamond code card. You choose the card made for your account's region, pay with USDT, BTC or another coin, and then redeem the code yourself on Garena's official page with your player ID. There's no direct top-up for Free Fire on KryptoMate, so the code route is the one to use.
How to buy Free Fire diamonds with crypto on KryptoMate
- Open the Free Fire page. It lists the Free Fire diamond cards on sale, for example the Global card and the Mexico card.
- Open a card and read the Redeemable in (or Redeemable worldwide) line. Then open the Terms and How to redeem tabs. This is where you confirm the card fits your account.
- Choose a value and select Buy now, or Add to cart if you're buying more than one card.
- At checkout, enter your email address. Guests can buy; the order link and your code go to that email. If you sign in, the order also appears in your order history.
- On "How would you like to pay?", choose how to pay. On-Chain · 200+ coins lets you send crypto from any wallet or exchange: pick the coin, then the network, then send exactly the amount shown to the address for your order. You can also use an exchange tile like Binance Pay, Bybit Pay or OKX Pay, a Web3 wallet, or your Mate Wallet balance. The methods offered for your order are the ones shown at checkout.
- Finish payment within the 30-minute countdown. After it's confirmed, your code appears on the order page and in your email.
- Copy the code with the Copy button and redeem it on your Free Fire account (see below).
Things to know before you buy
Region matters more than the value
Free Fire accounts sit on a region, and diamond cards are usually made for a region too. A code that doesn't match your account's region may be refused. Read the card name, the Redeemable in line and the Terms tab before paying. If you aren't sure which region your account uses, check it in the game before you buy. A card bought for the wrong region by your own selection isn't refundable under the Refund Policy.
Values on offer
Each card page shows its fixed values, and the price is shown in US dollars. The exact crypto amount is calculated when your payment is created, so it'll match the dollar price at that moment. The number of diamonds you get for a value is set by Garena, and the card or the redemption page shows it.
How to redeem your diamond code
The steps for your exact card are under Show details on your order page. In short:
- Open the redemption page named in those steps. It's Garena's official top-up or redemption page.
- Sign in to your Free Fire account there, or enter your player ID, whichever the page asks for.
- Choose to pay or redeem with a voucher code and type in the code from your order.
- Confirm. The diamonds go to that account.
Your player ID is shown on your Free Fire profile. If the code is refused, copy it again from the order page and check that the card's region matches your account. Our diamond code guide has more detail.
Delivery
Delivery is usually instant, but it might take 0–24 hours in rare cases. The card page shows the delivery label, such as "Instant delivery (0–24h)". If a card says "Delayed delivery (2–7 days)", you'll be asked to confirm before buying. Delivery starts once your payment is confirmed.
Paying for a small card
Diamond cards are often small amounts, so the network fee from your wallet matters. Check what your wallet or exchange charges to withdraw before you choose a coin. On-Chain adds no payment fee (the order summary shows $0.00 for it), but your wallet's network fee isn't included, so send at least the exact amount. Card payment isn't available for gift cards or games.
Frequently asked questions
Not at the moment. Free Fire diamonds are sold as code cards, which you redeem yourself on Garena's official page using your player ID. The result is the same: the diamonds land on the account you choose.
Get your diamonds: pick the right card on the Free Fire page and pay with the crypto you already hold.
Get startedLast checked: 10 Oct 2026. Prices, products and payment options change; the checkout shows what applies to your order.
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