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Gift cards

Digital gift cards, issued in seconds

Give an amount, not an object. A card is created one at a time or in batches of several hundred, sent to the beneficiary, and spent at the merchants you authorised — until the date you set.

Illustration of a digital gift card: amount issued, remaining balance and validity date.
Gift cardSalma B.

Amount

500.00 MAD

Available balance

320.00 MAD

Valid until

31/12/2027

Illustrations. Names and amounts are fictional.

Open amount and validity

You set the amount card by card or batch by batch, and the expiry date that applies. Any unspent balance stays visible until the last day.

Bulk issuance

A beneficiary file, an amount, a reason: the batch goes out in one operation and hands you back the detail of every card created.

Controlled acceptance network

You decide which merchant categories the card works in. A transaction outside that scope is declined at the till, not corrected afterwards.

The balance follows the card, not the paper

Each card carries its balance, visible to the beneficiary and to you. A partial spend leaves the rest available: no booklet to tear up, no rounding lost at the till.

Illustration of a digital gift card: amount issued, remaining balance and validity date.
Gift cardSalma B.

Amount

500.00 MAD

Available balance

320.00 MAD

Valid until

31/12/2027

Illustrations. Names and amounts are fictional.

What isn't spent comes back to you

At expiry, the residual balance of a batch is identified line by line and can be reclaimed. You know exactly what was used, what wasn't, and by whom.

Illustration of an executed payout batch: number of beneficiaries, total amount and failed lines.

Payout batch

ORD-2026-0148

Executed
Beneficiaries
124
Total amount
62,000.00 MAD
Failed lines
0

Illustrations. Names and amounts are fictional.

How a gift card comes to life

  1. Fund the wallet

    You credit the company wallet by transfer, up to the amount you are about to distribute.

  2. Create the batch

    You upload the beneficiary list with the amount and expiry date, and approve the issuance.

  3. Distribute and track

    Each beneficiary receives their card; you follow the batch's balances and spend from the portal.

Where they actually earn their place

Three patterns that keep coming up, and what they gain from them.

Human resources

End-of-year bonus

A single batch at year end, expiring on 31 December of the following year, with one consolidated record for payroll.

Retail

Goodwill gesture

A card issued individually from the back office to compensate a customer, with a trace of who issued it and why.

Marketing

Prize draw rewards

Cards created on the fly by API as winners are drawn, with no cash tied up in batches nobody claimed.

Questions about gift cards

Can one batch contain cards of different amounts?

Yes. The issuance file carries an amount per line: a single batch can mix amounts, beneficiaries and reasons while remaining one operation to approve.

What happens to an unspent balance at expiry?

It stops being usable by the beneficiary and shows as residual on the batch. How that residual is handled — reclaimed or reissued — is decided when the programme is configured.

Does the beneficiary need an account?

They need access to see their balance and spend. Activation happens when they receive the card, with no prior step on your side.

Can a card be blocked after issuance?

Yes. A card can be suspended or cancelled from the portal; the action is traced and the matching balance returns to the company wallet.

Set up Gift cards

Tell us the volume, the rhythm and the rules you have in mind. We reply with a costed proposal and a rollout schedule.