Your account

Sign in and get paid

One account covers both sides of the market: cash out cards you own, or buy cards at a discount with escrow protection.

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Sell cards for cash

List Amazon, Steam, Walmart, iTunes and other cards, see a live quote and get paid to M-Pesa, PIX, UPI, MoMo, bank or USDT.

Sell a card

Buy below face value

Browse discounted gift cards with brand, region, price and expiry shown. Payment stays in escrow until your code is released.

Browse the catalog

Track every trade

Your dashboard shows active listings, bids, escrow status and every payout written to your ledger.

Open dashboard

Signing in safely

  • Type wepesa.com yourself instead of following links in messages.
  • Never share your password or one-time codes with anyone.
  • WePesa never asks for gift card codes in WhatsApp, Telegram or Discord.
  • Card codes are released only after a buyer's money is locked in escrow.
  • Check your payout details carefully before accepting a quote.
  • Sign out on shared or public devices.

Account questions

Is one WePesa account enough to sell and buy?

Yes. The same account lets you list gift cards for cash, bid on cards, buy discounted cards and manage payouts.

Why do I need to confirm my email?

Confirmation proves you control the address we use for order updates, security notices and account recovery.

I didn't receive the confirmation email. What now?

Check spam and promotions folders, confirm the address is spelled correctly, then try creating the account again.

How do I keep my account secure?

Use a unique password, never share it, and sign in only by typing wepesa.com yourself. WePesa staff never ask for your password or card codes in chat.

Can I add a payout method before selling?

Yes. After signing in, open Wallet and save an M-Pesa number, bank account, PIX key, UPI ID or USDT address.

What happens after I sign in?

You land on your dashboard, which shows your listings, bids, open escrow trades and payout history.