Prepaid & Payment Cards gift cards

Prepaid and payment cards are the most flexible reward in the catalog. A recipient can use them to spend online, in stores, or withdraw cash depending on the card, so they come close to sending money without a bank transfer. That makes them a solid choice for paying research participants, affiliates, creators, and remote workers. The category has more than 100 brands, covering multi-currency vouchers, crypto vouchers, and open-loop cards.

The brands split into a few practical types. Crypto Voucher turns into Bitcoin, which suits recipients who already hold crypto or want to try it. Flexepin CAD is a Canadian voucher that can be loaded onto many sites, including prepaid cards and gaming platforms. Rewarble cards let you fund PayPal, Skrill, Wise, Astropay, Luxon Pay, and Revolut in currencies like AUD. Cashlib is a French voucher for online payments without a bank card. Aircash A-bon and Bitsa are European prepaid options that work at many retailers.

Europe is where this category shines. Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, France, Austria, and Belgium all carry a strong selection, and Worldwide cards cover many more markets including Australia, Canada, and the United States. Coverage differs by brand and by card: Flexepin CAD only works in Canada, while Cashlib is limited to France. Before you commit to a payout program, check the supported countries on the card's page for each recipient group.

Face values vary by currency. In euros, cards typically start at 1 EUR and go up to 2000 EUR. US dollar cards can be as low as 0.01 USD and as high as 10000 USD. British pound cards run from 1 GBP to 1000 GBP. Australian dollar and Canadian dollar cards both start at 1 and reach 1000 in their currency. That range supports a small thank-you or a significant payout, though not every brand offers the full spread.

You can send these cards through GIFQ in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time through the API. A research firm might pay participants in a multi-country study with prepaid cards in local currencies, a company could reward remote sales agents with cards that fund PayPal or Skrill, and an affiliate network can issue crypto vouchers to many earners at once. If you need a card tied to a specific store, Retail & Marketplaces has plenty. For a card that covers daily needs, Groceries is a practical alternative.