Ginza gift cards
Choose a market to check face values and redemption details.
Ginza gift cards from GIFQ cover two markets: South Korea for restaurant dining in KRW, and Sweden for online entertainment in SEK. They work well for meal perks or media rewards.
Ginza gift cards by market
About Ginza
Ginza is a brand with two distinct faces. In South Korea, it is a chain of restaurants where people eat in or take away. In Sweden, it is an online store for music, films and games. A Ginza card from GIFQ therefore works differently depending on the country, and choosing the right market is the first decision a sender makes.
GIFQ offers Ginza cards in South Korea and Sweden. Each market has its own card with its own currency and rules. A South Korea card holds KRW and is redeemed at any Ginza restaurant in the country, for dine-in or takeout, never for delivery. A Sweden card holds SEK and is spent at ginza.se on entertainment products. No card crosses borders: a card bought for one market cannot be used in the other.
Face values are set per market. In South Korea the fixed amounts are 10,000 and 50,000 KRW. In Sweden the fixed amounts run from 50 to 1,000 SEK. Expiry also differs: the Sweden card is valid for 12 months from activation, while the South Korea card has no stated expiry so recipients should use it within its validity period. For full details, see the individual market pages.
Through GIFQ, a business can send Ginza cards to people in these countries from one dashboard or via the API. That covers meal benefits for a Seoul team alongside entertainment rewards for a Stockholm customer base, without working with separate providers. Choose the market based on where the recipient is and what they can actually use: a restaurant card for someone in South Korea, an online store card for someone in Sweden.
For payouts, incentives or recognition, Ginza fits when the recipient is local to one of these two markets and cares about eating out or buying media. A remote worker in Sweden who can redeem online is a better match for the SEK card than a traveler expecting a global brand. Check the market pages to confirm amounts and expiry before sending.
Choose the card’s market first
This is the brand’s overview page. The options above are products for different markets; open one to review the details that apply to your order.
Start with where it will be redeemed
Choose the option for the country where the card will be used. Each listing has its own redemption coverage, making it easier to find the right product for recipients in different markets.
Compare values and conditions
Currencies, denominations and terms can differ between products from the same brand. Review each market page and its instructions before deciding your selection or calculating the program budget.
Organize orders by product
For a program covering several countries, prepare the product, market, value and quantity needed for each group. Confirm your account pricing and delivery flow before moving from a test to a larger order.
Decide who chooses the brand
With a direct order, your business selects the card. If you would rather let each recipient choose, explore recipient-choice payouts and confirm the products supported for your program.
Frequently asked questions
Which countries can I send Ginza cards to?
GIFQ offers Ginza cards in South Korea and Sweden. Each country has its own card, currency and terms. No other markets are currently available.
Can a Ginza card bought for South Korea be used in Sweden?
No. Each market is a separate product. A South Korea card is for Ginza restaurants in KRW, and a Sweden card is for ginza.se in SEK. They are not interchangeable.
How do I choose the right Ginza card for a recipient?
Choose based on the recipient's country and how they would use it. Someone in South Korea who can visit a restaurant gets the KRW card. Someone in Sweden who wants online music, films or games gets the SEK card.
Where can I see the exact card amounts and expiry?
Details are on each market page. South Korea has fixed amounts of 10,000 and 50,000 KRW with no stated expiry. Sweden has fixed amounts from 50 to 1,000 SEK and is valid 12 months from activation.
What kinds of recipients are Ginza cards suited to?
They suit people in South Korea who enjoy dining out or taking food away, and people in Sweden who buy entertainment online. They are less useful for recipients outside those two countries.
Can I send Ginza cards in bulk or as payouts through GIFQ?
Yes. You can send bulk orders from the GIFQ dashboard or issue cards one at a time through the API. This works for paying teams, rewarding customers or compensating participants in each market.
Send Ginza 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.