Dairy Queen Vietnam gift cards
Dairy Queen Vietnam gift cards in VND for treats at DQ, Swensen's, The Pizza Company, The Coffee Club, and more. Send as rewards or payouts via GIFQ.
Good to know
- Face values
- VND 100,000, 200,000
- Currency
- VND
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
About Dairy Queen Vietnam
Dairy Queen in Vietnam is the familiar American ice cream chain known for Blizzard treats served upside down, with the slogan 'Upside down or free.' The card works at Dairy Queen stores in Vietnam, and also at Swensen's, The Pizza Company, The Coffee Club, Aka House, and Chang, all part of the QSR group. That makes it a practical thank-you or incentive for people across Vietnam, from students to office workers, especially those who appreciate a sweet break or a casual meal.
The card is available in fixed values of 100,000 VND and 200,000 VND. There is no stated expiry date on the card itself; the voucher shows its expiration date on the voucher. The card can be used any day of the week, including holidays and New Year.
To redeem, the recipient shows the voucher link at the counter before payment. A photo of the link on a phone screen is not accepted; the recipient needs to present the actual link containing the evoucher code. Multiple vouchers can be used on one bill, and the voucher can be combined with other promotions such as point accrual or discounts. The voucher cannot be refunded or exchanged for cash.
GIFQ sends this card as a digital voucher through bulk delivery or API. It suits paying out earnings to Vietnamese recipients, rewarding a local team, thanking customers after a purchase, or compensating research participants. Since it is a physical-store-only card for Vietnam, it is not the right choice for remote teams outside the country or for online-only rewards.
This card is only for use in Vietnam at the specified QSR brands. It is not interchangeable with cards for other markets.
Frequently asked questions
Send Dairy Queen Vietnam at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.