Fortnite V-Bucks cards, paid with crypto
V-Bucks cards are redeemed on the Epic Games account linked to your Fortnite profile, which means the same balance works across PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC and mobile once your accounts are connected. Buy the card, redeem the code on Epic's site, and the V-Bucks are usable on every platform you play on.
The catch most buyers miss: V-Bucks bought through a console store are sometimes locked to that console, while a redeemed V-Bucks card credits your Epic account directly. A card is the more flexible option, and it is why we stock cards rather than platform-specific top-ups. The 1,000 V-Bucks card covers a Battle Pass; 2,800 is the common bundle for a skin plus the pass.
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Questions about Fortnite
- Where do I redeem a V-Bucks card?
- Go to fortnite.com/vbuckscard, sign in to your Epic Games account, and enter the code. The V-Bucks land on your Epic account and work across every linked platform.
- Do V-Bucks work across consoles?
- V-Bucks redeemed from a card credit your Epic account, so they are shared across PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC and mobile once those platforms are linked to the same Epic account.
- Is 1,000 V-Bucks enough for the Battle Pass?
- Yes. The Fortnite Battle Pass costs under 1,000 V-Bucks each season, so a 1,000 card covers it with a little left over.
- Can I use a US card on a non-US account?
- Our V-Bucks cards are US codes. They redeem on accounts set to the US region. Check your Epic account region before buying if you are unsure.