Yes. On KryptoMate you can buy a Nintendo eShop card with Bitcoin, USDT, USDC or one of 200+ coins, then add the funds to your Nintendo Account and spend them on Switch games, DLC and more. The one rule that matters most: choose the card for the country your Nintendo Account is set to, not the country you're in. Delivery is usually instant, and the code lands on your order page and in your inbox.
How to buy a Nintendo eShop card with crypto on KryptoMate
- Open Nintendo eShop cards and pick the card for your Nintendo Account's country, such as Nintendo USA, Nintendo UK, Nintendo EU or Nintendo Japan.
- Check the Redeemable in line and the currency, then choose a value. The large figure is the card value; the small one is your price in US dollars.
- Select Buy now or Add to cart, then go to checkout.
- Enter your email address. Guests can buy; the order link and code are sent to that address. An account is optional.
- Choose how to pay. Common choices:
- Finish payment within the 30-minute window (15 minutes for TON Connect and Tonkeeper).
- Once the payment confirms, copy the code from your order page and redeem it on your Switch or online.
Things to know before you buy
Your Nintendo Account country decides
Nintendo eShop funds belong to your Nintendo Account, and that account has a country and currency. A card is usually accepted only by an account set to the same region. A USA card is for a US account, a Japan card for a Japanese account, and so on. To check yours, open your Nintendo Account settings on the web or look at the currency shown in the eShop on your console.
Funds usually can't be moved from one Nintendo Account to another, so make sure the right user is selected when you redeem. If several people share one console, each has their own account and balance.
EU, Germany and other European cards
We list both an EU card and country cards such as Nintendo Germany. They're separate products. Read the Terms tab on each card to see where it's valid before you choose; we can't swap a delivered card for another region, and under our Refund Policy a card bought for the wrong region by your own selection isn't refundable.
What eShop funds pay for
Your eShop balance can buy digital games, DLC, expansion passes and in-game items sold through the eShop. It can usually also pay for a Nintendo Switch Online membership. If you want a specific game rather than credit, look for it under games too, and see how to activate a game on Nintendo.
Denominations
Each card page lists fixed values in the card's own currency, along with the current prices. Values and prices change with the catalogue, so check the page on the day you buy. If you need more funds, buy two cards and redeem both.
How to redeem
On your Switch, open Nintendo eShop from the HOME Menu, select your account, choose Enter Code, type the 16-character code and confirm to add the funds. You can also redeem in a browser at ec.nintendo.com/redeem after signing in to your Nintendo Account. The steps for your exact card are on the product page's How to redeem tab and under Show details on your order page. Full walkthrough: how to redeem Nintendo, Xbox, Netflix and Amazon cards.
Delivery
Nintendo cards normally show Instant delivery (0–24h). Delivery is usually instant, but it might take 0–24 hours in rare cases. If a card ever shows Delayed delivery (2–7 days), the site asks you to confirm before it goes into your cart.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Nintendo doesn't take crypto itself, but you can buy a Nintendo eShop card on KryptoMate with Bitcoin, USDT, USDC or another listed coin. You then redeem the code on your Nintendo Account.
Find the Nintendo eShop card for your account's country and pay with crypto.
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