Every registration listed on this page is real and verifiable by anyone. We don't make up license numbers. Our compliance program is fully operational and subject to federal examination.
These are not self-issued licenses. Each one is held by a US government agency and is searchable in their public databases. We encourage you to verify them before trading.
Registered with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network () under the our compliance requirements as a US-incorporated business. Required for any US company that exchanges or transmits virtual currency. Subjects us to mandatory fraud screening requirements, suspicious activity reporting obligations, and periodic federal examination.
β Verify at sunbiz.org β Registrant SearchWe operate a complete our compliance requirements compliance program: written policies, a designated compliance officer, employee training, customer identification procedures, ongoing transaction monitoring, Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) filing with , and annual independent review of the program.
β Federal 31 U.S.C. Β§ 5318 requirementGiftCards for Crypto LLC is registered in the State of Florida. Florida has no separate state-level virtual currency license requirement β companies operating under federal registration are fully compliant with state law. Our LLC registration is publicly verifiable through the Florida Division of Corporations.
β Verify at sunbiz.org β Entity SearchEvery transaction is screened in real time against the Office of Foreign Assets Control () Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list and all applicable US sanctions programs. Transactions involving sanctioned entities, jurisdictions, or individuals are automatically blocked and reported as required by law.
β US Treasury requirementOur KYC tiers are set by federal regulations β not by us. The thresholds below are the actual regulatory requirements for a US-based .
Our program has six required components under Part 1022. All six are operational.
Not marketing language. Specific, real security measures we operate.
Every claim on this page is backed by a public record. Here's exactly where to check.
Selling a gift card for less than its face value typically results in a capital loss, not a taxable gain, for most US taxpayers. The IRS generally treats gift cards as property. When you sell a gift card for less than what you paid (or received it for), the difference is a loss β not income.
However, tax treatment varies based on individual circumstances, how you obtained the gift card, how frequently you trade, and other factors. This is not tax advice. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified tax professional if you trade frequently or in large amounts.
GiftCards for Crypto does not issue 1099 forms for gift card purchases. We are not a payment processor and do not report individual trades to the IRS. However, if you are required to report gains or losses on your tax return, you are responsible for doing so accurately.
For authoritative guidance, see IRS.gov or consult a CPA familiar with digital assets and gift card transactions.
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