Wolt gift cards
Wolt gift cards from GIFQ cover Austria, Germany, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, Cyprus, Lithuania, Luxembourg and Slovenia. Use them to reward teams or pay research participants with meals and groceries.
Wolt gift cards by market
About Wolt
Wolt is a delivery app that brings restaurant meals, groceries and everyday items to the recipient's door. For people who work remotely, take part in research or complete short tasks, a Wolt card is a practical way to say thank you or settle a payment without needing bank details.
GIFQ offers Wolt cards in eleven European markets: Austria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Norway, Slovenia and Sweden. Each market has its own card, its own currency and its own rules, so a card bought for Germany will not work in Austria and a card bought for Cyprus will not work in Greece.
Amounts differ by market. In Germany and Austria you can set any value between 15 and 200 EUR, while in Denmark the range is 100 to 1,500 DKK. In Cyprus, Croatia, Lithuania and Slovenia the amounts are fixed at 20 or 50 EUR. Check each market page before you order, because the expiry also varies: most cards last three years, but the Sweden card is valid for one year and some markets do not state an expiry.
When you send Wolt cards to people in several countries, choose the card for the country where each recipient will order. A recipient in Finland needs the Finland card, and a recipient in Norway needs the Norway card. The balance is spent inside the Wolt app in that country, so the card should match where the person lives or works.
Businesses use Wolt cards through GIFQ for payouts, incentives and rewards. Send them in bulk from the dashboard to a list of recipients, or trigger them one at a time through the API when someone completes a task, hits a sales target or joins a research panel. You pay in the local currency, and the recipient gets a code they redeem in their Wolt account.
Frequently asked questions
Send Wolt at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.