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Amazon eGift card From Bisq Wiki Jump to navigation Jump to search Amazon eGift Cards are one of the more private payment methods on Bisq. They tend to be quick and convenient, but funds must be spent on Amazon. Chargeback risk Low Privacy protection Very high Trade period 24 hours (payment is immediate, as fast as an email) Regions Countries listed below Amazon fees No fees Verifiability High Fraud risk Low Number of worldwide Amazon users ~300 million Contents 1 Disambiguation 2 Regional Availability 3 Adding as Payment Account in Bisq 4 Buying bitcoin with an Amazon eGift Card 4.1 Step 1. Log in to Amazon 4.2 Step 2. Customize eGift card 4.3 Step 3. Make Payment 4.4 Step 4. Seller Gets Notification 5 See also Disambiguation Amazon eGift cards are bought on the Amazon website using your account, and sent electronically to the recipient, not the paper vouchers that contain a visible code, and that you can buy at shops for cash. We understand the latter are more private because there is no name attached to the payment, but they also come with risks, namely: no payment proof: the seller can claim the code was already spent on receipt, and neither the buyer nor the mediator have any means to ascertain either way illicit origin: code vouchers could be obtained through scams, and the recipient account could get the balance erased as a result, and his Amazon account banned For these reasons, Bisq only allows for eGift cards. Regional Availability Amazon eGift Cards are available in the following regions: Country Currency Website Australia AUS https://www.amazon.com.au Canada CAD https://www.amazon.ca Europe EUR Multiple websites (.fr, .de, etc) United Kingdom GBP https://www.amazon.co.uk India INR https://www.amazon.in Japan JPY https://www.amazon.co.jp Saudi Arabia SAR https://www.amazon.sa Sweden SEK https://www.amazon.se Singapore SGD https://www.amazon.sg Turkey TRY https://www.amazon.com.tr United States USD https://www.amazon.com Adding as Payment Account in Bisq To add Amazon eGift Cards as a payment method in Bisq, go to Account > National Currency Accounts > Add New Account , and then select 'Amazon eGift Card' in the drop-down. You can trade across currencies by creating Amazon eGift Card payment accounts in Bisq for each currency you wish to trade in, and then purchasing gift cards from the website corresponding to the region for that currency to settle trades. Amazon eGift Cards can only be redeemed on the website they were purchased from. For example, to redeem a gift card on Amazon.jp, it must have been purchased on Amazon.jp. See more details on Amazon's product page . You can fill in an email address or a phone number: Which one you pick (email address or phone number) only affects how the bitcoin seller will receive the eGift Card (i.e., via email or text message) The phone number or email address provided here does not need to be linked to your Amazon account. Once the bitcoin seller has received the eGift Card, they can add it to any Amazon account. Creating an Amazon eGift card payment account in Bisq. Buying bitcoin with an Amazon eGift Card Step 1. Log in to Amazon First, log in to the Amazon website you'll be buying the eGift card on. If trading a currency used on multiple Amazon sites (e.g. EUR currency has amazon.de, amazon.it, amazon.es, etc), please confirm with your peer (through trader chat) which site should be used to purchase the gift card. You should be able to use your existing Amazon account to log in to any Amazon site (e.g. you can sign in to amazon.de using an account created on amazon.com). Step 2. Customize eGift card It's recommended to customize the eGift Card to reduce the chances the gift card is seen as suspicious. Feel free to customize the card design, message, etc. Just remember not to include anything about Bisq or bitcoin anywhere. Amount : Choose the amount of fiat to send that matches your trade amount. It is recommended to do multiple gift cards of 100 USD or less, as Amazon can consider gift cards of higher amounts to be fraudulent. Delivery : Email address or phone number of the seller To : eGift recipient information as prompted in the Bisq trade. Message : This should be left blank. If you would like to use anything other than a blank message make sure to use trader chat to confirm it with your trading peer. If not a message has been confirmed please leave blank. Customize your gift card. Step 3. Make Payment After your card is ready go, you just have to pay for it! Amazon accepts debit and credit cards, but you cannot pay for an eGift card with another eGift card (or any other Amazon credit balance). Note: your payment details will NOT be shared with the Seller. The only information they will see is the information you entered to customize the gift card in step 2. After paying, you'll receive an email receipt from Amazon-make sure you keep this email in case of any issues! Then make sure you mark your payment as sent in Bisq. Step 4. Seller Gets Notification Once the buyer sends the gift card, the seller will receive an email or SMS message letting them know about their gift card. If the seller didn't receive a notification, you can have Amazon send another notification (email or SMS) from the Recent Orders section on Amazon. Upon checking the payment (making sure it's the right amount etc), the seller must confirm the payment in Bisq to complete the trade. Optionally, the seller can also acknowledge the gift card through Amazon, which would send the buyer an email letting them know the seller has received their gift card. See also Payment methods Retrieved from " http://s3p666he6q6djb6u3ekjdkmoyd77w63zq6gqf6sde54yg6bdfqukz2qd.onion/index.php?title=Amazon_eGift_card&oldid=3343 " Category : Features Navigation menu Personal tools English Log in Namespaces Page Discussion Variants Views Read View source View history More Search Navigation Main page Recent changes Random page Help about MediaWiki Tools What links here Related changes Special pages Printable version Permanent link Page information This page was last edited on 10 November 2023, at 03:18. 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