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# Store

Buy gift cards directly in the app, powered by [Bitrefill](https://bitrefill.com/).

#### How it works

Payment goes out from your **private balance**: the onchain transaction is private and is claimed instantly to Bitrefill's address. No public link exists between your wallet and the purchase. Processing can take a few minutes.

Purchased cards appear in the **"My cards"** tab, ready to use.

#### Local catalogs

Select your country of residence to browse gift cards available in your region. Catalogs from many countries are supported.

> **Privacy note** — The payment itself is unlinkable onchain. Bitrefill, as the merchant, still sees the order details (which card, which amount), as any merchant would. Your onchain history stays clean either way.

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