Lidl gift cards

A Lidl gift card puts money toward groceries and household essentials, which is something almost everyone can use. Lidl is a discount supermarket chain known for private label products and low prices. In Germany it is one of the largest grocers, while in Ireland it has grown to over 140 stores. That makes it a sensible reward or payout when the people you pay need everyday spending power.

Through GIFQ you can send Lidl cards in two markets: Germany and Ireland. Each market is its own card with its own currency, amounts, and rules. A card bought for Germany is redeemable only in German Lidl stores or on lidl.de. A card bought for Ireland works only in Lidl stores in the Republic of Ireland, not online. They do not cross over, so you need to pick the right market for each recipient.

The German card comes in fixed denominations of 50 or 100 euros and has no expiry date. The Irish card offers more flexibility, with amounts from 5 to 250 euros in nine fixed values, and is valid for five years from issue. For the full list of amounts and any other conditions, see the market pages for Lidl Germany and Lidl Ireland.

Businesses use Lidl cards through GIFQ to send payouts, incentives, or compensation to people in Germany and Ireland in their local currency. If you are rewarding a team across both countries, you can order both market cards from one dashboard. Sending is done in bulk through the dashboard or one at a time through the GIFQ API.

Choose the market based on where each recipient lives and shops. If someone is in Berlin, send the German card. If they are in Dublin, send the Irish card. The operating currency is the same, but the card is locked to the country where it was issued.