Spend your crypto in Bhutan

Download the Zypto app and create your self-custodial wallet, which takes just a few minutes and leaves you holding your own keys. Once it is ready, you can buy or swap digital assets in the app and use them for real-world spending, such as a mobile top-up or a gift card. If you already pay by scanning QR codes day to day, the experience will feel familiar. The difference is that your assets live in a wallet you control directly, so you manage them yourself rather than relying on a balance held by someone else.

Yes. Zypto lets you use your digital assets to buy gift cards for a wide range of global brands right in the app. Because each card arrives as a code, you can keep it or share it with someone else, including friends or family in another country, so they can redeem it for goods or services they actually use. For a young, connected audience in Bhutan that increasingly stays in touch and shares across borders, it is a simple way to pass along value without moving physical cash.

No. Zypto is a self-custodial wallet, so you can hold digital assets, buy gift cards, and pay for mobile top-ups without opening a bank account. This suits Bhutanese users who already handle a lot of daily payments through their phone. You keep control of your own funds, and the core actions all happen inside the app. Note that buying or funding assets may involve third-party services that have their own requirements, but the wallet itself does not ask you to hold a bank account to get going.

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.