Cards & top-ups

What can you top up here?

Two things, both delivered inside @slaykeys_bot right after payment. App Store Turkey gift cards come as redeem codes in five denominations — 100, 250, 500, 1000 and 1500 TL — and load Turkish lira onto an Apple Account set to the Turkey region, where Apple Music, Apple One, Arcade and most paid apps cost several times less than in the US store. Telegram Stars are credited directly to your Telegram account through the official Fragment pipe: you give only your @username, and the Stars appear in your balance for bots, mini-apps, gifts and paid posts. No password, no account access and no sign-up on the site are involved in either.

Why is topping up outside the app cheaper?

In-app purchases of Stars include Apple's or Google's roughly 30% store fee; a top-up through Fragment skips it, so the same Stars cost noticeably less per unit. With Apple gift cards the saving is regional: Apple prices the Turkey store far below the US and EU stores, and a Turkish gift card is the way to pay there without a Turkish bank card — you set the payment method to "None" and spend the card balance. The App Store Turkey guide lists what is actually cheaper and what is not (YouTube Premium via Turkey no longer works, for example), and the region-change guide walks through the switch and the way back.

Which amount should you buy?

For Apple: pick the card that covers what you plan to spend — a 100 or 250 TL card handles a month or two of Apple Music; 500 or 1000 TL suits Apple One, Arcade plus a few paid apps; 1500 TL is the best value per lira for a whole year of subscriptions. Balances never expire, so a bigger card is fine to hold. For Stars: they are spent inside Telegram and cannot be withdrawn, so top up what you will use — bots and mini-apps price in Stars, and gifts start at small amounts. The table below shows each product's starting price; the product pages list every denomination and the exact per-Star rate.

Gift cards, top-ups and prices