Ingresso.com Brazil gift cards
Ingresso.com gift cards in Brazil let recipients buy movie tickets at over 50 cinema chains in 140+ cities. Denominated in BRL, they're a practical reward for moviegoers.
Good to know
- Face values
- BRL 25, 50, 100
- Currency
- BRL
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
About Ingresso.com Brazil
Ingresso.com is a pioneer in Brazilian online ticketing, founded in 2000 and best known for cinema. A gift card here means movie tickets at over 50 chains operating in more than 140 cities, including Cinemark, UCI, Cinépolis, and Kinoplex. For a business sending rewards or payouts to people in Brazil, this card works well if your recipients are likely to enjoy a trip to the movies, but it is not a general-purpose card.
The card is available in fixed denominations of 25, 50, or 100 Brazilian reais, and it does not expire. It is strictly for cinema tickets: the terms exclude theater and events. Each card must be used in a single purchase, and if the ticket costs more than the card value, the recipient can pay the difference using other payment methods. There is no remaining balance after use.
To redeem, the recipient goes to ingresso.com or the Ingresso.com app, selects a movie session and ticket type, and enters the code in the "Cupom e vale-presente" field at checkout. The card can only be used online, and only one card per purchase. Once used, the balance cannot be cancelled, exchanged, refunded, or converted to cash.
Through GIFQ, you can send Ingresso.com cards in bulk from the dashboard or individually via API. This suits paying research participants who are Brazilian moviegoers, rewarding a remote team with a fun evening out, or thanking customers in a market where cinema is a popular leisure activity. Keep in mind that the card is limited to cinema, so it may not be the best fit for recipients who prefer other forms of entertainment or who live in areas with limited cinema access.
Frequently asked questions
Send Ingresso.com Brazil at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.