Sell your Skrill coupon
Giftreo buys Skrill vouchers at 95% of face value — a flat 5% fee, the same on every code we take — and pays in cryptocurrency. A 100 EUR voucher pays out 95.00 EUR, a 50 EUR voucher pays 47.50 EUR, a 25 EUR voucher pays 23.75 EUR, and a 10 EUR voucher pays 9.50 EUR. EUR and USD vouchers are both accepted as long as the PIN is unused. Payment is sent about an hour after the code is verified.
We pay you
Skrill
You keep
95%
of face value — a flat 5% fee, the same on every brand. Paid in BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, LTC, usually within about 1 hour.
Sell my Skrill| Face value | You receive | Our 5% fee |
|---|---|---|
| 10 USD | 9.50 USD | −0.50 USD |
| 25 USD | 23.75 USD | −1.25 USD |
| 50 USD | 47.50 USD | −2.50 USD |
| 100 USD | 95.00 USD | −5.00 USD |
A Skrill voucher is a prepaid code whose only job is to load money into a Skrill e-wallet. It is not a shop card and it buys nothing directly: you enter the PIN in a Skrill account, the balance appears there, and from that point it behaves like any other wallet money. Everything hinges on having a usable Skrill account. Without one, the voucher is a string of digits representing money you cannot reach.
That is the situation most sellers are in. Skrill is not available in every country, and account opening or verification can fail after the voucher has already been bought. Someone buys a code for a service that turns out not to accept Skrill. Selling at 95% is the shortest way out: a 100 EUR voucher you cannot load becomes 95.00 EUR of crypto that needs no account approval at all.
What to check before selling Skrill
The important quirk is that a Skrill voucher is all or nothing. The PIN loads its full amount into a wallet in a single action, so there is no partial balance to sell — the code is either untouched and worth 95% of face value, or loaded and worth nothing to a buyer. Money already sitting in your own Skrill wallet is not something we buy either; that is a wallet transfer rather than a voucher, and a different transaction entirely. Send the PIN only, never your Skrill login.
Currency and region matter more than people expect. A EUR voucher and a USD voucher are separate products, both quoted at 95%, but say which you hold: loading a voucher into a wallet held in another currency triggers Skrill's own conversion and changes what the code is worth. Vouchers sold for one regional market may also be refused by wallets registered elsewhere. Codes fail verification when the PIN has already been redeemed, when digits are transposed or unreadable from a printed receipt, when the retailer never activated the code at the till, or when the issuer blocked it after a chargeback. Giftreo never asks for a PIN by email or direct message.
How to sell a Skrill coupon
- 1Confirm the PIN is unused and note whether the voucher is denominated in EUR or USD.
- 2Select Skrill on the sell page and enter the face value you hold: 10, 25, 50 and 100 are the standard amounts.
- 3Submit the PIN through the form on this page only, and never load it into a Skrill wallet first.
- 4Give us a wallet address. Once the code verifies, 95% of the face value is sent in crypto, usually within about an hour.
Sell your Skrill now
- 1 Coupon
- 2 Payout
- 3 Confirm
Flat 5% fee on everything — you keep 95% · 22 coupons and cards accepted · paid in about 1 hour · no account needed
Skrill resale: your questions
- Is selling a Skrill voucher legal?
- Reselling a prepaid voucher you legitimately own is a lawful private transaction. Selling one you do not own is not, and it also fails: issuers block PINs linked to fraud or a reversed card payment, and a blocked PIN does not pass verification here. We buy from the legitimate holder only.
- Can I sell a voucher I have already partly used?
- No, and the reason is structural rather than a policy of ours. A Skrill voucher loads its full amount in one action, so it cannot be partly used — it is either intact or spent. If the funds are already in your Skrill account, that balance stays there; it is not a voucher any more and there is no code left to sell.
- How long until I am paid?
- Usually about an hour from when the PIN reaches us. Nearly all of that is verification; the crypto transfer itself takes minutes. Voucher PINs occasionally need a manual check, which takes longer, and we tell you when a code is under review rather than leaving you watching an empty wallet.
- Which currencies and regions do you accept?
- EUR and USD vouchers, both at 95% — the flat rate we pay right across the catalogue. Say which you hold when you submit, since the two are verified separately and a mismatch changes the value. Vouchers issued for markets we cannot verify are declined outright — better to refuse a code than quote a payout we might not be able to honour.
- Do you need my ID?
- Not for ordinary voucher sales. We need an email address to reach you and a crypto address to pay you, and we are not going to collect documents for the sake of appearing rigorous. Large or repeated volumes are the exception: we ask where the vouchers came from, and decline if the answer is not clear.
✱ Selling safely
We only accept codes you legitimately own. Giftreo never contacts you to ask for a code by email or private message — if someone does, it is not us. Codes are sent over HTTPS to our verification desk and are never shown back to you in full.
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