Movies by Rakuten gift cards
Movies by Rakuten covers movie rentals and purchases in Spain, France and the UK. GIFQ sells it in EUR and GBP, chosen per market, for rewarding viewers with a film night.
Movies by Rakuten gift cards by market
About Movies by Rakuten
Movies by Rakuten is a streaming card for Rakuten TV, a service where people rent or buy films from a catalogue of recent releases and older titles. For a business, this card is a way to pay for someone's next movie night without handing over cash. It suits recipients who already stream films, and it is specific enough to feel like a considered reward rather than a generic voucher.
GIFQ offers the brand in Spain, France and the United Kingdom. Each market uses its local currency: euros for Spain and France, pounds sterling for the UK. Face values are fixed at 10, 20, 30, 50 and 100 in the local currency, so a business can pick an amount that matches the occasion. Expiry terms are set per market and listed on each market page.
Every market is its own card. A card bought for Spain is redeemed on www.rakuten.tv/es and cannot be used on the French or UK sites, just as a UK card is limited to www.rakuten.tv/uk. Before you send, check the market page to confirm the exact redemption steps and any balance rules. Choose the market based on where the recipient lives or which Rakuten TV site they use.
This card works well for team rewards, customer incentives, research participation payouts and affiliate perks. A Spanish-speaking team member, a French customer who completes a questionnaire, or a UK freelancer who delivers excellent work can all be thanked with a film rental or purchase. Because each card is restricted to one country's platform, you avoid the problem of sending a voucher that the recipient cannot actually use.
With GIFQ, you can send Movies by Rakuten cards to multiple countries from one dashboard or through the API. You do not need separate contracts or local payment rails: pick the market, set the value, and send cards in bulk for a campaign or one at a time as people qualify. For a payroll-like setup, use the API to trigger a card when a specific event happens.
For amounts, expiry and redemption details, read the market page for Spain, France or the United Kingdom. If your recipients are spread across these three countries, you can run one programme and let GIFQ route the right card to each person based on their market.
Frequently asked questions
Send Movies by Rakuten at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.