JET Germany gift cards
The JET gift card works at over 680 JET fuel stations across Germany, covering fuel, shop items and car washes. Send it in EUR from 10 to 50 for employee perks or customer rewards.
Good to know
- Face values
- EUR 10, 25, 40, 44, 50
- Currency
- EUR
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
About JET Germany
JET is one of Germany's most widespread fuel station brands, with more than 680 locations nationwide. The gift card covers all three things people actually do at a JET station: fill up with branded fuel, buy from the shop, and, at sites with JET Wäsche, pay for a car wash. That makes it a practical everyday card rather than a treat, which suits businesses that want a reward people will use without thinking about it.
Cards are issued in euros with fixed denominations of 10, 25, 40, 44 and 50. There is no expiration beyond the statutory limitation period, so recipients can keep the value until they need it. Redemption is simple: the recipient prints the voucher and presents it at the checkout, and several vouchers can be combined in one transaction.
Businesses sending through GIFQ can deliver these cards in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time via the API. Typical uses include paying out a small bonus to field staff who drive regularly, thanking customers in a promotion, or giving a practical reward to employees who commute. The card is for Germany only and cannot be used at JET stations in other countries.
One practical note: a JET card is tied to physical stations, so it makes less sense for a fully remote team unless recipients live near a JET. It also requires printing the voucher, which adds a small step on the recipient's side. For companies with a German workforce that drives, it is a low-friction option.
JET fits best when you want a reward that covers fuel, snacks, drinks, tobacco and car care in one card, and when your recipients are spread across Germany rather than concentrated in one city.
Frequently asked questions
Send JET Germany at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.