Krispy Kreme gift cards
GIFQ offers Krispy Kreme gift cards in the Philippines and the United States, a sweet choice for rewarding teams or thanking customers with doughnuts and coffee.
Krispy Kreme gift cards by market
About Krispy Kreme
Krispy Kreme is known globally for its original glazed doughnuts and brewed coffee, and its shops in the Philippines and the United States make it an easy brand to use when you want a light, in-person reward. GIFQ offers Krispy Kreme cards in both countries, each loaded in the local currency and redeemable only at Krispy Kreme stores in that market.
The two markets are separate cards. In the Philippines, you load any amount from ₱300 to ₱20,000. In the United States, the range is $2 to $200. Neither card has an expiry date. If your recipient is in Manila, a US card will not work for them, and a Philippine card will not work in New York. Choose the market based on where the recipient will redeem the card, not on where your business is based.
Use this card through GIFQ when you need to send a food reward across one or both countries. You can pay out earnings to local contractors in the Philippines in pesos, reward US employees with a coffee break, or thank customers after a purchase. GIFQ lets you send cards in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time through the API, so each recipient gets a card in their own currency.
Krispy Kreme redemption happens in person at a retail store. The card is a treat rather than general-purpose money, so it works best for recipients who can visit a location and enjoy doughnuts or coffee. In the US, the card is also accepted through certain features on KrispyKreme.com, but it is not valid at grocery or convenience stores.
See the market pages for the Philippines and the United States for the full amounts, currencies, and redemption steps. Each page describes the specific card for that country, so you can confirm details before you send.
Frequently asked questions
Send Krispy Kreme at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.