Spend your crypto in Aruba

Download the Zypto app, create your self-custodial wallet, and write down your recovery phrase somewhere safe. From there you can buy or swap into the assets you want and hold them yourself. Because the wallet works in English alongside other languages, you do not need any prior experience to set it up. Once you hold a balance, you can use it for gift cards and mobile top-ups straight from the app, so your first real use can happen the same day you start.

Yes. Zypto supports gift cards from a wide range of international brands, and these are global features rather than local-only ones. You can buy a card with the crypto you hold and share it digitally with a relative or friend living in the Netherlands or elsewhere, which is a simple way to send something useful to people across the Atlantic. The recipient does not need a Zypto wallet to redeem a card you send them.

No. Zypto is a self-custodial wallet, so the assets you hold are controlled by you through your recovery phrase, not held in a bank account. You can buy, swap, and hold supported crypto, then use that balance for gift cards and mobile top-ups directly. This makes the app useful whether or not you keep a traditional account, and it keeps everything in one place on your phone.

Bitcoin, stablecoins like USDC and USDT, and 100+ assets held in the Zypto wallet. If you need a different asset, you can swap in-app first.

Yes. You hold your own keys and Zypto never takes custody of your funds. That also means you are responsible for your recovery phrase: if you lose it, Zypto cannot restore access to your wallet.