FNAC gift cards
FNAC gift cards from GIFQ are available in Belgium, Luxembourg, and Portugal, and are ideal for rewarding recipients with books, electronics, music, and cultural products.
FNAC gift cards by market
About FNAC
FNAC is a leading European retailer of cultural and electronic goods, known for its wide selection of books, music, films, and consumer electronics. A FNAC gift card gives recipients the freedom to choose something they genuinely want, from the latest bestseller to a new pair of headphones, making it a thoughtful reward or payout for people who value culture and technology.
GIFQ offers FNAC gift cards in three markets: Belgium, Luxembourg, and Portugal. The card is denominated in euros in each market, but each market is a separate card with its own amounts and rules. For example, the Belgium card has fixed values up to 250 euros, while the Portugal card tops out at 100 euros and is valid for 12 months. See the specific market pages for full details.
A card issued for one market is not redeemable in another. A FNAC Belgium card works only in Belgium and Luxembourg, not in Portugal, and the FNAC Portugal card works only in Portugal. When choosing a market for a recipient, select the country where they live and shop, as the card must be used in that market's stores and online store.
FNAC cards are well suited to paying out earnings to freelancers, rewarding employees for good work, or thanking customers and research participants. They are particularly fitting for recipients in Belgium, Luxembourg, or Portugal who enjoy books, music, films, or tech gadgets, though they are limited to FNAC's product range and may not suit someone who rarely shops there.
Through GIFQ, you can send FNAC cards in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time via the API. This allows you to reward a team spread across multiple countries with market-appropriate cards from a single platform, each issued in the local currency and redeemable in the recipient's own market.
Frequently asked questions
Send FNAC at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.