GIFQ Send· For anyone paying people at scale

Pay a thousand people at once. Upload a CSV or call the API

Your users earned money and now they want it out. You can ask for their bank details, wait three days, pay a wire fee, and still fail in half the world. Or you build a campaign in the dashboard, drop in a CSV of up to 1,000 recipients, and let each of them pick how they take it. Nobody has to write any code — though there's an API for when you'd rather nobody had to click, either.

A name and an email. That's the whole form

1,000 recipients per order, by CSV

Minutes, not business days

Already running on GIFQ

  • CoinGate Gift Cards
  • Rizon
  • ACEB
  • JumpTask
  • LBank

Bank transfers are slow, expensive, and stop at borders

Paying people in cash means holding bank details you'd rather not hold, waiting three to five business days for it to clear, and losing a slice to FX and wire fees on the way. In a lot of countries it doesn't work at all.

So the withdrawal screen becomes the place people give up. The balance sits there. Support fills with "where's my money" emails nobody can answer, because whatever went wrong went wrong three banks away and nobody tells you which one.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick what they can choose from

    Start a campaign and choose which brands are in it. Include everything, or narrow it to the ones that suit your audience and your market.

  2. 2

    Write the email and the landing page

    The sender name, the subject line, the message, and the headline and copy on the page they land on. You get a live preview of both before anything goes out.

  3. 3

    Add your recipients

    Type them in, or upload a CSV with name, email, amount, and currency — up to 1,000 per order, with a template to download and every rejected row explained.

  4. 4

    Pay, and they choose

    Fund the order and it goes. Each recipient picks a gift card, a prepaid card, or a subscription, in their own currency. Delivery, FX and support are ours.

Why people actually finish the withdrawal

You never ask for a bank account

No IBANs, no routing numbers, no bank detail form at the exact moment someone is trying to get paid and is least inclined to fill one in. A name and an email is enough.

It lands in minutes

Not three to five business days. Not three to five business days unless it's a weekend, or the corridor is closed, or the correspondent bank is having a quiet think about it. Minutes, across 90+ regions.

The whole thing is a form, not a project

Campaign, email, landing page, recipients, payment — all of it from the dashboard. Nobody has to file a ticket with engineering to send a payout run this week.

And an API when you outgrow the form

POST /api/payout-orders does the same thing from your own systems, with signed webhooks coming back on every status change. Same campaigns, same balance — most teams start in the dashboard and move over later.

See all 5,000+ brands first

Before you talk to anyone, check we actually carry what your people want — including in the markets you care about. We'll send the full catalog over.

One email. No sequence, no drip campaign, unsubscribe whenever.

Questions we get asked

The rest of the platform

Every line runs on the same catalog, balance, and ledger, so adding another one later doesn't mean starting over.

Send one and see

Set up a campaign, put your own email in as the only recipient, and watch what lands. It takes about ten minutes and tells you more than we can.

One email. No sequence, no drip campaign, unsubscribe whenever.