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About Uber Eats in United States

Pay for your Uber Eats order with crypto using the 0fiat browser extension or Android app. Order on the Uber Eats site normally, choose 0fiat at checkout, and pay with USDT or USDC — zero fees, no KYC, and Uber Eats receives US dollars so your order is prepared and delivered normally. No gift card to buy, no codes to redeem.

Uber Eats' US site at ubereats.com is the country's second-largest restaurant delivery platform behind DoorDash and well ahead of Grubhub on order volume — roughly 825,000 restaurant partners in the US and tens of thousands of grocery, convenience, alcohol, and specialty retailers added in the past five years. The brand was built inside Uber starting 2014 under Travis Kalanick, spun out as a distinct vertical, and consolidated its position by acquiring Postmates in December 2020 for $2.65 billion (Postmates ran as a separate brand until late 2022 before the merger went structural). The 2021 acquisition of Drizly for $1.1 billion brought alcohol delivery to scale; Drizly was shut down in March 2024 and folded into the Uber Eats alcohol vertical directly. With 0fiat at checkout, your USDT or USDC settles into USD on ubereats.com; the courier sees a standard order, the restaurant's POS receives the ticket the same way a card-paid order would, and the in-app tracker shows the order moving from Prep → Picked Up → On the Way → Delivered in real time. Uber One ($9.99/month or $96/year, with a $4.99/month student tier and a 30-day free trial on signup) is the bundling subscription that makes Eats and Rides share value: 5% off restaurant orders over $15, $5 off grocery delivery, member-only prices on select restaurants, $0 delivery fees on eligible orders, and top-tier loyalty status (Uber Diamond benefits stack faster). Uber One benefits apply identically on crypto-paid orders. Priority delivery (an extra $1.99–$4.99 in most metros) gets your order delivered faster by pushing it ahead of standard-delivery orders in the courier's stack. Uber Cash, the in-app fiat balance, accumulates via promos, gift cards, and the 5% earn back on Uber One — it's a USD ledger Uber maintains, fully usable as partial payment on a crypto-paid order; you set Uber Cash to apply first in the cart, then 0fiat covers the remaining USD balance with USDT or USDC. The tip you set at order placement is adjustable up to 14 days after delivery via the order receipt — useful when a courier did or didn't do something noteworthy. Group orders let multiple users add items to one cart with separate sub-totals, but the final crypto payment runs through the cart owner. Scheduled orders lock in a future delivery window (lunch, dinner, breakfast the next morning) and crypto checkout works the same way at the scheduled-order point.

What you can buy on Uber Eats in United States

Supported cryptocurrencies

Pay at Uber Eats in United States using any of these cryptocurrencies.

USDT

Tether

USDC

USD Coin

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