Allegro Poland gift cards
Allegro gift cards let recipients in Poland shop across Poland's largest online marketplace, from home essentials to electronics, paying in PLN. A practical choice for rewards and payouts when cash would be misspent.
Good to know
- Face values
- PLN 20, 25, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 500, 1,000, 1,500
- Currency
- PLN
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- 6 months
About Allegro Poland
Allegro is Poland's dominant online marketplace, with a product range spanning home goods, electronics, fashion, and groceries. A gift card here gives a recipient in Poland a wide breadth of choice, which makes it a safe option when you don't know their specific preferences. It's also practical for people who already shop on the platform regularly.
The card is issued in Polish złoty with fixed face values from 20 to 1500 PLN. It is not an open-loop payment card; the credit must be used on allegro.pl or in the Allegro app. There is no option for any amount between the listed values, so you choose the closest value that suits your budget.
Each card expires 6 months from purchase. Recipients apply the code at checkout by selecting 'Masz kod lub kartę podarunkową?' in the payment section. The full card value is deducted from the order, and multiple gift cards can be combined in a single payment on any device.
For business use, this card works well for paying out earnings to participants in research, rewarding employees, or thanking customers in Poland. Because it is limited to one marketplace, it's less suitable if your recipients need cash or want to spend elsewhere. But within Allegro's ecosystem, it functions almost like cash.
Through GIFQ, you can send Allegro gift cards in bulk from the dashboard or programmatically via API. This is useful when you have many Polish recipients, such as a contractor base or a loyalty program. The card is only valid in Poland and cannot be used on Allegro's platforms in other countries.
Frequently asked questions
Send Allegro Poland at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.