Uber Cobranded gift cards

Uber Cobranded gift cards give recipients credit they can use for rides through Uber and food delivery through Uber Eats. For a business, that makes the card a useful reward or payout for people who already use these apps regularly in their daily lives, or who would appreciate the flexibility of choosing between a trip and a meal. It feels less like a branded product and more like practical spending money for mobility and food.

GIFQ offers this brand in two markets: Ecuador and the United States. Each market has its own card with its own currency, amount range and redemption rules, and a card issued for one country does not work in the other. In Ecuador the card is denominated in USD and you can set any amount from USD 10 to USD 250. In the United States the card is also in USD, with a range from USD 5 to USD 500. Neither card has an expiry date. Check the market page for the full details and redemption steps before you order.

The choice of market depends on where the recipient is based and which app they use. If you are paying a contractor in Quito or a research participant in Guayaquil, order the Ecuador card. If your employees or customers are in the U.S., order the U.S. card. The cards are not interchangeable, so you need to select the right country at the time of purchase. This also matters for reporting: each market appears separately in your GIFQ dashboard.

Uber Cobranded works well as a payout for gig workers, field researchers, drivers or content testers who can put the value straight into their existing Uber or Uber Eats account. It is also a fitting reward for sales teams, customer panels or loyalty programs where the audience is likely to use rides or food delivery. Because the card adds to an Uber Cash balance, recipients can use it across multiple transactions until the funds run out.

With GIFQ you can send Uber Cobranded cards to recipients in both markets from one place. Use the dashboard for bulk sends, such as paying dozens of participants after a study or rewarding a distributed team, or use the API to trigger single cards as part of your own workflow, for example when a customer completes a purchase or a driver finishes a job.