Rewarble Mastercard EUR gift cards
Rewarble Mastercard EUR is a virtual prepaid card in euros that can be used at any online merchant that accepts Mastercard. It’s useful for paying out earnings to recipients worldwide who prefer to avoid using their own credit card online.
Good to know
- Face values
- EUR 30 to 1,000
- Currency
- EUR
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
About Rewarble Mastercard EUR
Rewarble Mastercard EUR is a virtual prepaid Mastercard that gives recipients a private, disposable way to pay online. It works at any merchant that accepts Mastercard, anywhere in the world, without the recipient having to share their own credit card number. For businesses paying people in Europe or in euros, it’s a cleaner alternative to cash or bank transfers.
You can load any amount from €30 to €1,000 on each card. There’s no expiry date, so the balance doesn’t vanish if the recipient doesn’t spend it right away. That makes it a good fit for one-off rewards, research incentives, or ongoing payouts where the amount can vary per person.
Recipients redeem the card by going to the Rewarble redemption site at www.rewarble.com/redeem and entering the 16-digit voucher code. The platform then creates a virtual Mastercard with its own card number, CVV, and expiration date, which the recipient uses like a regular card at checkout. The card works at any site that accepts Mastercard, and it can also be added to Google Pay.
Through GIFQ, you can send Rewarble Mastercard EUR codes in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time through the API. That works for paying out earnings to freelancers in the eurozone, rewarding a team spread across countries, or compensating people who take part in studies and expect a flexible, digital payment.
This page is for the euro version of the card. A separate USD version exists, and the two are not interchangeable. If you’re paying people in dollars, you’ll need the Rewarble Mastercard USD product instead.
Frequently asked questions
Send Rewarble Mastercard EUR at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.