Buy Genshin Impact Gift Card with Crypto

Genesis Crystals are the paid currency in Genshin Impact, and almost everything they do begins with converting them one-for-one into Primogems. Primogems buy Fates — an Intertwined Fate for the limited character and weapon banners, an Acquaint Fate for the standard one — at 160 Primogems per wish. Crystals also pay directly for the Gnostic Hymn Battle Pass, the Blessing of the Welkin Moon and character outfits, which is where a lot of the money goes for players who do not chase five-stars.

HoYoverse sells crystals in fixed packs — 60, 300, 980, 1,980, 3,280 and 6,480 — and doubles the first purchase of each tier, once. The two tiers that clear our $50 floor are the ones this ladder starts from: $49.99 buys 3,280 crystals, or 6,560 if that tier is still untouched on the account, and $99.99 buys 6,480, or 12,960 first time. At 160 Primogems a wish, 6,480 crystals is a little over forty pulls — worth doing the arithmetic before a banner rather than during it.

Two locks decide whether this card is usable at all, and both bite. The first is the platform: crystals topped up this way live on the HoYoverse account and spend on PC, iOS and Android. PlayStation runs a completely separate wallet — crystals bought on PSN stay on PSN, and crystals bought anywhere else cannot be spent on a PlayStation. The second is the server region. An account is created on America, Europe, Asia or TW-HK-MO, crystals do not cross between them, and this card is for an Americas account.

Topping up needs your UID and a sign-in at the HoYoverse Top-Up Centre — nothing from us. We never see a HoYoverse login, never ask for identity documents and never open an account for you: a delivery email, a payment in the coin you already hold, and the code arrives in about eleven minutes. That is the whole appeal for a game whose spend is impulsive and whose top-up page otherwise wants a card on file.