FlixTrain Voucher
Low-cost rail across Germany and Sweden — in Flix green.
- Instant delivery
- 3-year validity
- Official codes
- Stack up to 3
The product
FlixTrain Voucher at a glance
FlixTrain is the rail arm of the Flix network: low-cost trains connecting Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cologne, Stuttgart and Munich in Germany, and Stockholm, Göteborg and Malmö in Sweden — plus the Stockholm–Berlin night train.
Vouchers are currency-locked to their network: EUR for German routes, SEK for Swedish ones. They stay valid three years, stack up to three per checkout, and any unused balance stays on the code.
- Instant deliveryVoucher code by email in minutes
- 3-year validityRare luxury in rail vouchers
- Official codesSourced from authorised distributors
- Stack up to 3Combine vouchers at one checkout
Paying with crypto
How to buy a FlixTrain Voucher with crypto

- Pick the region where the card will be used (2 versions are available), then choose an amount.
- Add it to your cart and enter the email address the code should go to. No account or sign-up needed.
- Pay with Bitcoin, USDT (TRC-20 or ERC-20), Ethereum, Monero, Solana, Litecoin or TRON. Checkout shows the exact amount and the address to send it to.
- Your code is emailed as soon as the payment confirms on the blockchain. Then redeem it as shown below.
Availability
FlixTrain Voucher regions and amounts
- GermanyFlixTrain DE network · EUR €50 · €100 · €200
- SwedenFlixTrain SE network · SEK SEK 500 · SEK 1,000 · SEK 2,000
6 amounts in 2 regions. The code only works on the store listed for its region, so match the region to the recipient's account before you pay.
Two minutes, tops
How to redeem your FlixTrain Voucher
- Search your route on flixtrain.com or in the Flix app.
- Pick your train and seats, then proceed to payment.
- Expand “I have a voucher” and paste the code.
- The amount deducts from the trip total; leftovers stay on the code.
Good to know
- Currency-locked: EUR vouchers for German routes, SEK for Swedish routes — no mixing.
- Valid three years from issue; partial redemption keeps the remainder.
- Up to three vouchers can combine on one checkout; groups of 10+ passengers excluded.
- Cancellation refunds return as voucher balance.
Questions
FlixTrain Voucher FAQ
Can I buy a FlixTrain Voucher with Bitcoin or crypto?
Yes. Pick a region and an amount, then pay with Bitcoin, USDT (TRC-20 or ERC-20), Ethereum, Monero, Solana, Litecoin or TRON. Your code is emailed as soon as the payment confirms, and no account is needed.
Which routes can I book?
Germany: Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cologne, Stuttgart, Munich and seasonal routes. Sweden: Stockholm, Göteborg, Malmö — plus the Stockholm–Berlin night train (SEK network).
Can I use an EUR voucher in Sweden?
No — the two networks are currency-locked. Pick EUR for Germany, SEK for Sweden.
How many passengers per booking?
Up to 9 with vouchers; parties of 10+ go through FlixTrain Groups, where vouchers aren't accepted.
How long is it valid?
Three years from issue — leftovers included.
Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?
Eight options — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, Litecoin, Solana and TRON, plus USDT on ERC-20 or TRC-20. All are shown at checkout.
What if my code doesn't work?
Contact support within 14 days and we replace it fast.
Still have a question? Contact support
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Choose your FlixTrain region
The card only works on the store you pick — match it to the recipient's account.
