
Finding Daily Deals on CardsRelay Just Got Much Easier
We have redesigned product cards to show region and value details clearly, and added a top menu that takes you straight to every current deal.
18 July 2026
Deals move fast, and until now they were not always easy to spot on CardsRelay. Many discounts apply only to specific regions or particular card values, which made it hard to tell at a glance what you were actually saving. In 2026 we have changed how the catalogue displays this information, and added a dedicated Deals menu so you never miss an active offer.
Why deals were hard to spot before
Gift card discounts are rarely uniform. A deal might apply only to the United States version of a brand, or only to a specific face value, such as a 50 USD Amazon card rather than the 25 USD one. On a marketplace with 1,600+ active brands across categories like Gaming, Travel & Tourism, and Food & Drink, that variation adds up quickly. Previously, you often had to open a product and check individual denominations to understand whether a saving applied to the option you wanted.
That friction meant genuine deals went unnoticed. Someone hunting for a discounted Google Play or Airbnb card might scroll past exactly the offer they were looking for, simply because the region or value did not stand out. We built CardsRelay to make buying digital goods with cryptocurrency straightforward, so leaving deal information buried inside product pages went against that goal. The changes below fix it directly.
Clearer product cards showing region and value
The most visible change is to the product cards themselves. Each card in the CardsRelay catalogue now surfaces the details that actually determine whether a deal is relevant to you: the region the card is valid in, and the value ranges on offer. When a discount is tied to a particular denomination, that is shown up front rather than hidden a click away.
This matters because region and value are the two variables that most often trip people up. A Ticketmaster or Fandango card intended for one market will not work in another, and a percentage saving on a high value card is very different from the same headline number on a small one. By putting this information on the card, CardsRelay lets you compare offers at a glance and skip anything that does not match your region. The picture accompanying this post shows the redesigned cards in the catalogue so you can see exactly what to look for. It is a small design change that removes a lot of guesswork, especially when you are browsing a large category such as Fashion with 41 brands, or Finance with 72.
The new Deals menu
The second change is a shortcut. We have added a Deals entry to the top menu that takes you straight to every current discount on CardsRelay. You can reach it directly at https://cardsrelay.com/gift-cards?category=DEALS. Instead of hunting through individual categories hoping to stumble on a saving, you now start from a single view that collects everything currently discounted, then filter down by brand, region, or value from there.
This is the fastest way to check for daily deals. Offers rotate, so a brand that is discounted today may be back to standard pricing tomorrow, and something new will have taken its place. Bookmarking the Deals page and checking it as part of your routine is the simplest habit to build. If you already know you want a specific brand, the clearer product cards will still flag any active saving. But if you are open to whatever is discounted right now, the Deals menu on CardsRelay is where to begin. It reflects the live state of the catalogue, so what you see is what is genuinely available at that moment.
Paying for deals with cryptocurrency
Because CardsRelay is a cryptocurrency marketplace, every deal you find can be paid for with a wide range of coins. That includes the familiar options such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Litecoin, and Dogecoin, alongside stablecoins including USDC and USDT across Ethereum, Solana and other networks. If you hold funds in one of these, buying a discounted card is a matter of a few steps.
We also accept Monero (XMR), Zano (ZANO), and Zcash (ZEC), which very few digital goods retailers support. If you already transact in those coins, CardsRelay is one of the few places you can spend them on gift cards for mainstream brands like Apple, Adidas, or Carrefour. Combined with the clearer product cards and the new Deals menu, the aim is simple: help you find the right offer for your region and value quickly, then pay in the coin you prefer. Check the Deals page regularly, keep an eye on the region and value details, and you will get the most out of what CardsRelay has to offer through 2026.
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