Kohl's USA gift cards
Kohl's USA gift cards in USD let recipients shop clothing, home goods, and more at over 1,100 stores and online at Kohls.com. A flexible everyday reward for employees, customers, and research participants.
Good to know
- Face values
- USD 5 to 500
- Currency
- USD
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- No expiry
About Kohl's USA
Kohl's is a mainstay of American retail, with over 1,100 department stores across 49 states. It's where many households buy clothing, shoes, bedding, kitchenware, and toys, often mixing well-known national brands with Kohl's own labels. For a business sending rewards or payouts, that breadth matters: nearly anyone in the United States can find something they want, whether they prefer to shop in person or online at Kohls.com.
The card can be loaded with any amount from $5 to $500 in US dollars, and it never expires. There are no service fees. Recipients can spend it on merchandise at any Kohl's store or on Kohls.com. In a store, they show the e-gift card on a phone or print it out. Online, they enter the card number and PIN at checkout.
One thing to keep in mind: the card cannot be redeemed for cash, used to buy other gift cards, or applied to a Kohl's Charge account balance. But for everyday purchases across a huge product range, it works like store credit.
Through GIFQ, you can send Kohl's USA cards one at a time or in bulk, which makes the card a practical fit for a few common scenarios. If you run research studies with US participants, this is a reward they can actually use without juggling another app. If you have a distributed American team, it's a straightforward way to say thanks. If you run a customer loyalty program or an affiliate program, Kohl's is a recognizable, broadly appealing brand.
Because this card is issued for the United States and denominated in USD, it only works in the US. It is not interchangeable with cards issued for other countries, if any become available.
Frequently asked questions
Send Kohl's USA at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.