Two-factor required
Enable two-factor authentication in Security and Privacy settings, then redeem again.
Redeem guide
A web page, a code, and your Twitch Wallet pays for subs and Bits — once two account checks are in place.

Quick answer
Sign in to Twitch, go to twitch.tv/redeem, enter the gift card code and select Redeem. The amount lands in your Twitch Wallet and pays for subscriptions, gift subs and Bits. US dollar cards are for US residents and euro cards for residents of eligible European countries; Twitch may require two-factor authentication first.
Buy a Twitch Gift Card with cryptoUse the account that should hold the balance. If asked, turn on two-factor authentication — Twitch can require it before a redemption.
Enter the code from your email and select Redeem.
The balance appears in Wallet (account menu → Wallet) and is offered at checkout for subs, gift subs and Bits.
Twitch gift cards follow the buyer's residence: US dollar cards are redeemable by US residents, euro cards by residents of the eligible European countries. A Wallet can hold up to 2,000 dollars or euros of gift card balance.
Pick the currency of the country you live in.
Enable two-factor authentication in Security and Privacy settings, then redeem again.
The card currency does not match your country of residence. Choose the card for the country you live in.
Twitch may pause redemptions after several cards in a short time. Wait a day before adding more.
Channel subscriptions, gifted subs and Bits. It cannot buy other gift cards.
Use a browser — twitch.tv/redeem works on a phone as well as a computer.
No, redeemed balance stays in the Wallet until spent.
Yes. GiftKong sells Twitch cards for the currencies listed above, paid with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, USDT and four other options. The code is emailed as soon as the payment confirms.
Twitch gift cards paid with crypto, emailed as soon as the payment confirms.
A real person reads every ticket and replies to the email on your order.
