Want to spend your Monero privately at Home Depot? Coincards makes it possible. In this guide, I’ll show you how to buy a Home Depot gift card with XMR and explain why a small fee is now required after Kraken delisted Monero in Canada.
Try It
- Get your gift card here: coincards.com
- Find Coincards on Monerica: Monerica
Why Gift Cards Work for Monero
- No expiration date — unlike prepaid debit cards that typically expire in 6 months
- Guaranteed acceptance — valid as long as you use them in the country they were issued
- Private — no linking to your identity or bank account
- Easy and reliable — instant delivery, spendable in-store and online
The Current Fee Situation
After the Kraken delisting of Monero in Canada, Coincards had to adapt. They now charge a small regulatory liquidation fee to process XMR payments. This fee is the only way they can continue supporting Monero, and it does not go directly to them — it’s required for compliance. Supporting services like Coincards ensures that Monero remains spendable for everyday purchases.
Buying a Home Depot Gift Card with XMR
- On Coincards, choose Home Depot Gift Card — available from $10 to $2000.
- Add to cart and proceed to checkout.
- Select Monero as your payment method.
- Follow the BTCPay instructions to send the exact XMR amount.
- Delivery is fast — the card is emailed to you digitally.
Using the Gift Card
- You’ll receive your Home Depot gift card by email.
- Save it as a PDF or store it on your phone.
- At checkout, scan the barcode and enter the PIN to pay in-store.
- The card also works instantly online at HomeDepot.com.
Why This Matters
Gift cards are one of the strongest tools Monero users have to stay private while shopping. They don’t expire, they’re reliable, and they ensure Monero stays part of the circular economy. By supporting Coincards, you help keep privacy-friendly payment options alive.
Disclaimer
This page is for informational purposes only and is not tax, legal, financial, or investment advice. Always verify details with the provider and comply with local laws.