GigSky USA gift cards
GigSky USA eGift Card in USD gives recipients data connectivity in 200+ countries and on major cruise lines. A practical choice for traveling employees or offshore teams.
Good to know
- Face values
- USD 25, 50, 100
- Currency
- USD
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- No Expiry
About GigSky USA
GigSky sells eSIM data plans that keep phones connected outside the home network. For businesses sending incentives to people in the United States who travel for work, attend conferences, or work from different states, this card removes a real friction: staying online without hunting for local SIM cards or paying roaming charges.
The GigSky USA card comes in fixed amounts of $25, $50, or $100 in USD. There is no expiry date and no fees. Recipients redeem it at gigsky.com or in the GigSky mobile app, choosing from current data plans that cover over 200 countries and all major cruise lines. The card cannot be applied to GigSky One subscription payments, and it cannot be split or combined with other payment methods if a plan costs more than the card value.
Once redeemed, the card is single use and cannot be reloaded or refunded. It also cannot be resold or transferred for value. If it is lost or stolen, it will not be replaced, so the buyer should send the code securely through the GIFQ dashboard or API and remind recipients to redeem it promptly.
GIFQ lets you send GigSky USA cards in bulk or one at a time. A common use is paying research participants or contractors who travel internationally, or rewarding a remote sales team with connectivity for their next work trip. Because the card is digital and redeemed online, there is no physical fulfillment or customs delay.
This card is specific to the United States and is denominated in USD. It is not interchangeable with cards issued for other countries or currencies. If your recipients are based elsewhere, you will need a GigSky card for their country of residence.
Frequently asked questions
Send GigSky USA at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.