How to top up a Steam wallet by login with crypto
SteamTopup is a Steam wallet top-up service: you enter a Steam login name and a dollar amount, pay from account credit funded with crypto, and the dollars are added to that Steam wallet without a password or Steam Guard code. Here is every step, from the first visit to the money on the wallet.
Create an account in ten seconds
Press Create account and the page makes an access token for you. Copy it or save it as a .txt file, tick the box, and the account is ready. The token is your only sign-in key; we keep just a one-way hash of it.
Add credit with crypto
Open Top up and choose an amount from $30. Pay with USDT or USDC on TRON, BNB Chain, Ethereum or Solana, or with BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL or LTC. The first credit top-up gets a bonus of +20% to +35% from $100.
Enter the Steam login and the dollars
Paste the login name from the Account details page in Steam and choose $0.65 to $850. The button shows the price right away, and the right panel shows what tenge and hryvnia wallets receive.
Get the money on the wallet
Press Buy. The order is paid from credit and the money usually reaches the Steam wallet within a few minutes. The Orders page shows Processing, then Delivered.
Why only the login name is needed
Steam funds a wallet by its account name. That name says where the money goes and nothing more; it cannot be used to sign in, change settings or see private data. That is why the form asks for the login and the amount only, and why nobody from SteamTopup ever asks for a password, a Steam Guard code, an email address or a trade link.
Why orders are paid from credit
Crypto payments take a few network confirmations and each one needs an exact amount. Credit turns one payment into many quick orders: add $100 of USDT once, and top up your own wallet, a friend's wallet and a second account in a minute each, with every price shown before you confirm. Unused credit stays on the account with no expiry date.
What you see after ordering
Each order gets a random order code and appears on the Orders page with the login, the dollars sent, the price and the status. If an order cannot be delivered, its full price returns to credit and the order shows Refunded. In Steam, the balance next to your profile name and the Store transactions list on Account details show the funds.
For shops, bots and resellers
The same order can be placed from code. Create an API key on the account page and send POST /api/v1/orders with a login and an amount; the API for business page has the details and examples.