Pay efood with Crypto

efood says it serves 20,000 stores in 100 Greek cities, spanning restaurant meals, coffee, and everyday shopping from categories like mini markets, bakeries, butcher shops, and greengrocers. SolCard is useful when your efood spend covers more than the occasional delivery dinner.

For online payments, efood accepts Visa and Mastercard on its website and app, routes card entry through Adyen or Piraeus payment pages, and processes electronic transactions in euros. SolCard fits that existing card path instead of relying on an unlisted crypto option.

efood pro is a separate subscription sold inside the efood website or app where available, with monthly or annual billing, optional free-trial entry, and automatic renewal until you cancel from your profile. That makes SolCard useful for both one-off orders and recurring membership charges.

The subscription only works at stores marked with the efood pro symbol, in the country where you bought it, and only when the order clears the store's basket minimum and stays inside the eligible delivery radius. efood also says zero-fee delivery applies to participating stores within 5 km of your address.

efood still offers cash on delivery, but its payment policy says riders do not currently provide POS payment at handoff. Funding the online payment with SolCard is the cleaner option if you do not want to depend on cash for the order.

efood says cancelled prepaid orders trigger an immediate release or refund request, and if a product shortage reduces the final basket total, the difference is returned. That matters on grocery and convenience orders where substitutions or missing items are more common.