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Telecom & Mobile gift cards

Telecom & Mobile gift cards cover mobile credit, data, and eSIMs for staying connected. They are practical for remote teams, travelers, and research participants, with the deepest catalog in Germany.

52 brands. Filter by country to see what works for your recipients.

52 brands

About telecom & mobile gift cards

Telecom & Mobile cards keep people connected, which makes them a practical reward when the recipient needs to top up a phone, buy a data plan, or set up an eSIM for travel. They suit remote workers who need reliable mobile service, research participants who must stay reachable, or business travelers heading abroad. A key limitation is that coverage is fragmented: most cards are tied to one network or one country, so a program spanning several markets needs different cards per region.

The category includes more than 40 brands. Mobile network operators like Vodafone, O2, and AT&T Prepaid offer credit for voice, text, and data in their markets. MVNOs such as Lebara and Lycamobile focus on international calling and low-cost plans. Airalo sells eSIMs for travel, with specific products like Airalo Japan Global or Airalo Asia Global Card covering regional data. Each serves a distinct need: Airalo for data while abroad, Lebara for calling home, Vodafone for a local plan.

Germany has the most brands in this category, followed by Australia. Poland, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and Saudi Arabia also carry a solid selection. Coverage differs sharply by brand: an Airalo eSIM can work in many countries, while an O2 card is limited to Germany. Before you commit to a payout program, check the supported countries on the card's page for each recipient group.

Face values are local. In euros, cards start at 5 EUR and go up to 50 EUR. Australian dollar cards run from 12 AUD to 96 AUD. Polish zloty cards start at 5 PLN and reach 150 PLN. Emirati dirham cards begin at 19 AED and top out at 525 AED. British pound cards go from 10 GBP to 100 GBP. That range covers a few days of data or a month of basic service, 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 company with remote workers in Germany might give Vodafone credit as part of a connectivity allowance. A research firm could compensate participants in Australia with mobile top-ups to keep them reachable. For recipients who travel frequently, an Airalo regional eSIM is a useful incentive. If you need a card that works across many different stores, look at Prepaid & Payment Cards instead.

Frequently asked questions

Which telecom brands can I send through GIFQ?

GIFQ carries more than 40 brands in this category, including Vodafone, O2, AT&T Prepaid, Lebara, Lycamobile, and Airalo. Each brand has its own country coverage, so check the card's page to see if it works in your recipients' markets.

In which countries can I send Telecom & Mobile gift cards?

You can send them in Germany, Australia, Poland, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, the United States, France, Mexico, Egypt, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar, Thailand, and Worldwide. Germany has the largest selection with 16 brands, followed by Australia with 10.

What currencies and amounts are available for these cards?

Currencies include EUR, AUD, PLN, AED, GBP, SAR, USD, OMR, BHD, EGP, MXN, QAR, and THB. For example, euro cards range from 5 to 50 EUR, Australian dollar cards from 12 to 96 AUD, and Polish zloty cards from 5 to 150 PLN.

Are these cards good for paying remote workers or research participants?

Yes, if the recipient needs mobile connectivity. A remote worker in Germany might appreciate a Vodafone top-up, while a research participant in Australia could use a mobile credit card to stay reachable. For travelers, an Airalo eSIM card that covers multiple countries is a practical choice.

Can I use the same telecom card across multiple countries?

Some cards, like Airalo regional eSIMs, work in several countries. Others, such as O2 in Germany or AT&T Prepaid in the US, are single-market. Check each card's supported countries before adding it to a multi-country program.

How do I send Telecom & Mobile gift cards in bulk through GIFQ?

You can send them in bulk from the GIFQ dashboard or one at a time through the API. For example, you could upload a list of recipients in Germany and issue Vodafone cards with a fixed value, or use the API to automatically send Airalo eSIM codes to new users.

Build a program around the right products

Telecom & Mobile brings together products with a similar use, but currencies, values and redemption requirements can differ. Filter by country and open the listings that fit your program.

For mobile products, check the operator, country and what the listing provides: account credit, data or another package. Confirm the required recipient details and product format before placing a larger order.

Brand and market listings
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Redemption markets
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Choose how you want to use the catalog

Buy the brands and values you need

Choose specific gift cards for resale, a marketplace or a program with a fixed selection. Your business decides the brand, market, face value and quantity. Order through the dashboard or connect your product to the API, and use the order records to follow fulfilment.

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Let the recipient choose a reward

Set the amount and let each person choose a reward they will use. Recipient-choice payouts offer a selection tailored to that reward. We can help you understand which catalog products are available through the payout experience you want to offer.

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Four details to check before you order

  1. Market and currency

    Start with where your recipients will use the card. Products from the same brand can serve different countries and currencies, so use the market-specific listing to find the right version for each group.

  2. Face value and quantity

    Use the denominations or value range shown for the product to plan your order. The face value is what the recipient can spend; your account price is what you pay. Together with the quantity, these give you the information needed to budget for the program.

  3. Redemption and expiry

    The brand’s instructions explain how a recipient uses the reward, including any account requirements or online and in-store options. Include the expiry information with the reward. Our team can help with any details missing from the listing.

  4. Delivery and order status

    Decide who should receive the digital reward and how it will reach them. Start with a small order to check your delivery flow. Keep the order reference, and check its status before repeating an order that appears delayed. For an integration, test the relevant API flow first.

Bring a clear brief to the pricing conversation

Tell us the countries, preferred brands, reward amounts and expected monthly volume. Add whether your business or the recipient will choose the reward, along with any deadline or integration needs. We can use that brief to discuss a suitable selection and account pricing.

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Find the gift cards for your program

Tell us where your recipients are, how much you want to send and which brands you have in mind. We’ll help you check face values, redemption terms and pricing for bulk gift cards or API delivery.

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