Bitsa EU gift cards
For bulk gift card orders and API delivery.
Bitsa EU is a prepaid Visa card for private online payments across the European Union. Businesses in the EU can use GIFQ to send Bitsa vouchers worth 5 to 250 EUR, giving recipients a card they can use anywhere Visa is accepted online.
Gift card details
- Face values
- EUR 5, 10
- Currency
- EUR
- Delivery
- Digital gift card
About Bitsa EU
Bitsa EU is a prepaid Visa card that recipients top up with a voucher code and then use for online purchases anywhere Visa is accepted. For a business sending value into the European Union, it is a way to hand someone a payment method they control, without needing their bank details. The card is issued in euros and works in all 27 EU countries listed on this page, which makes it useful for remote teams or participant pools spread across the bloc.
The voucher comes in fixed denominations of 5, 10 and 250 EUR. That range covers a small thank-you up to a substantial payout, though the gap between 10 and 250 is worth noting if you need a middle amount. GIFQ can send these in bulk, so you could top up 200 research participants with 10 EUR each in one order, or issue a single 250 EUR card to a freelancer as part of a settlement.
There is one important rule: when a recipient redeems a voucher into their Bitsa account, the full face value is not added to the card balance. A fixed portion is deducted as a fee, so the available balance is lower than the voucher amount. If you want the recipient to end up with a specific sum, you need to factor that in on your side. The card itself expires three months after it is created, so recipients should redeem and use it promptly.
A recipient redeems the code in the Bitsa app or website, under Top Up and then Voucher. After that, the virtual card works like any Visa for online payments: they enter the card number, expiry and CVC at checkout. Bitsa also offers a physical card that can be used in stores, but the voucher itself is for topping up the account. This is not a card for cash withdrawal or for sending money to someone who only shops in person.
For a business, this card fits cases where privacy and control matter to the recipient more than a specific retailer. It can be a payout for remote freelancers across the EU, a reward for employees who prefer a neutral payment method, or a thank-you for customers when you do not want to pick one store. Because it is a prepaid Visa, it is not tied to a single merchant, and the recipient chooses where to spend it online.
From product selection to delivery
For a direct order, your business chooses this product, its value and the quantity. Review the card details alongside the recipient’s needs before including it in a bulk order or an integration.
Check the market and value
The card details show the values and currency for this product. Use those to choose an amount that fits your budget and the recipient’s market. For a different country, explore the brand’s other market listings.
Prepare the recipient’s instructions
Use the brand’s instructions to prepare a clear handover to the recipient, including any account or redemption-channel requirements. Ask our team about expiry if it is not listed, then include that information with the reward.
Choose direct ordering or recipient choice
If you need this particular card, order the selected product and value through the dashboard or API. If you want the person to choose the brand, confirm the options available for that payout before presenting the selection.
Start with a small order
Test the flow with a small order and keep its reference. Check the status before repeating a request that appears delayed. In an integration, connect the GIFQ order to your own record so your team can follow up on delivery questions.
Frequently asked questions
Where can the Bitsa EU card be used?
It can be used online anywhere Visa is accepted. The card is issued in euros and works for recipients in all EU countries listed on this page. For in-store payments, the recipient would need to order a physical Bitsa card, but the voucher itself only tops up the virtual card.
What amounts are available for the Bitsa EU voucher?
The voucher comes in fixed amounts of 5, 10 and 250 EUR, all in euros. There are no other denominations, so choose the one closest to what you want the recipient to receive, keeping the redemption fee in mind.
Are there any fees when the recipient redeems the voucher?
Yes. When the recipient enters the voucher code in their Bitsa account, a fixed percentage is deducted from the face value. The exact rate is not specified here, but the available balance will be lower than the voucher amount. The fee is deducted at redemption, not at purchase.
How long is the Bitsa EU voucher valid?
The card expires three months from the creation date. The recipient should redeem the voucher code in the Bitsa app or website and then use the card balance before that period ends.
How does a business send Bitsa EU vouchers with GIFQ?
Through GIFQ you can send Bitsa EU vouchers in bulk to many recipients or one at a time via API. This works for paying out earnings, rewarding a team, or compensating research participants without needing their bank details.
Send Bitsa EU at scale
Order gift cards in bulk from the dashboard or connect through the API. Talk to us about pricing and the markets your program needs.