Uber & Uber Eats gift cards
Uber & Uber Eats cards from GIFQ cover rides and food delivery in Canada, Spain, Japan, New Zealand and Portugal, useful for paying people or rewarding teams in local currency.
Uber & Uber Eats gift cards by market
About Uber & Uber Eats
An Uber & Uber Eats card gives the recipient a balance they can use for rides or food delivery in the country where the card is issued. It suits payouts to drivers, couriers, contractors and research participants who already rely on Uber for transport or meals, and it works as a spot reward for remote employees or customers in cities where Uber operates.
GIFQ offers this card in five markets: Canada, Spain, Japan, New Zealand and Portugal. Each market issues its own card in the local currency: CAD, EUR, JPY, NZD and EUR for Portugal. A card bought for one market is not redeemable in another, so check that the recipient is in the right country before sending.
Each version has its own amounts and expiry rules. Canada offers fixed values of CAD 5 and CAD 10. Spain and Portugal allow any amount from €25 to €500, New Zealand from NZD 5 to NZD 500, and Japan from ¥100 to ¥50,000. The Japan and New Zealand cards expire three years after purchase, while the other cards have no stated expiry. For full details, see the individual market pages.
To choose the right card, match the recipient's home country with the market name. If you pay someone in Madrid, send the Spain card in euros. A contractor in Auckland gets the New Zealand card. GIFQ handles each market separately, so orders for multiple countries are placed as separate market cards from the same dashboard.
Businesses use these cards through GIFQ to pay out earnings in the local currency, send market research incentives to participants who need travel or food delivery credit, or reward remote teams and customers in several countries from one place. Cards can be sent in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time through the API, making them practical for large payout batches or individual gifts.
Frequently asked questions
Send Uber & Uber Eats at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.