AnonShop

AnonShop sells gift cards, game keys and eSIMs for crypto, with Monero among the accepted coins alongside Bitcoin, Lightning and USDT. No account and no email: you pay, and the code appears on your order page instead of arriving by mail.

How it feels to use. The catalogue is the usual set - Amazon, Apple, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Google Play, Netflix, plus game keys and travel eSIMs - and the flow is short: pick a product, pay, read the code. Since nothing is emailed, your order page is the only record; save it.

Refunds, in their words. Delivered codes are final: once one appears on the page it cannot be refunded or exchanged. If you paid and the order failed, it is refunded, but by support rather than automatically: you email them with the order id, and they send it in the coin you paid, to an address you give them. No refund address is collected at checkout, so a failed order depends on you being reachable and on support answering.

Who runs it. The footer points at AnonExch, the swap service already listed here, so treat the pair as one operation: same people, two storefronts. The site itself opened in October 2026.

Internship. That is a few weeks of history, so it starts ungraded with a public checklist rather than a grade. Start with a cheap card, redeem it before buying more, and keep the order page.