# BitGifty > Gift crypto to anyone, anywhere BitGifty lets users send cryptocurrency as gift cards via email and spend crypto on mobile top-ups, utility bills, and brand gift cards. BitGifty serves crypto users who want to use digital assets for everyday purposes without managing wallet addresses. Users can create and send personalized cryptocurrency gift cards by email, pay for airtime, electricity, and cable TV subscriptions, and purchase brand gift cards from major retailers. Businesses can integrate these capabilities through enterprise APIs, with a DApp deployed across multiple EVM chains and Celo. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/bitgifty ## Products - [BitGifty](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bitgifty): BitGifty is a platform for creating and sending cryptocurrency gift cards via email, allowing senders to deliver crypto to recipients who do not need a wallet address or prior crypto experience. Senders select a cryptocurrency amount, enter a recipient's email address, and the recipient redeems a unique code to receive funds. The platform also supports utility payments and purchases of brand gift cards from major retailers and streaming services using cryptocurrency. The service is accessible through an EVM-compatible DApp across multiple chains, a Celo MiniPay browser integration, a Stellar network interface using USDC, and a mobile web application. (Gift Cards & Digital Vouchers, Live, Main Product) - [BitGifty Enterprise API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bitgifty): BitGifty Enterprise API is a REST API suite that enables platforms to integrate crypto gift card and crypto spending services into their own applications. The Crypto Gift Card API supports bulk gift card creation and distribution, white-label customization of email templates and redemption flows, real-time transaction tracking via webhooks, and both mainnet and testnet environments. The Crypto Spend API allows third-party applications to offer mobile airtime top-ups, utility bill payments, and brand gift card purchases to users paying with cryptocurrency. (Developer Tooling, Live) - [BitGifty Neobank](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bitgifty): BitGifty Neobank is a business banking product for companies operating with cryptocurrency, providing accounts that hold both cryptocurrency and fiat currency within a single interface. Features include multi-signature wallet authorization requiring configurable approval thresholds for transaction authorization, corporate card issuance for employee spending with category restrictions, expense tracking with integrations to QuickBooks and Xero, treasury management with yield generation on idle balances, and batch payment processing for international contractors and vendors. 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