Gift cards

Gift cards in your colors, in the Wallet.

A free croissant, a cappuccino or $50 to spend. Your customer pays for it at your register, the recipient adds it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and you scan it at the counter like a loyalty card.

Create my card See the designs

Included in the Growth plan, and during the 30-day trial.

Example: the page Lea receives, drawn just as the app draws it.

An item or an amountUp to 24 items with their photo, up to 8 suggested amounts, and any amount at the counter if you allow it.

3, 6 or 12 monthsYou set the validity once, and it runs from the sale. The date is printed on the card.

Paid at your registerYou ring it up as usual. StampyWallet never touches the money and takes nothing from your sales.

The showcase

Every gift card carries your brand.

Your logo, your colors and the photo of your item: the gift card follows the design of your loyalty card. Here, five shops and their cards, drawn just as in the app.

  • Le Fournil
    Gift card1 item

    A free Croissant

    FromMax
    Valid untilApr 17, 2027

    Le Fournil, bakeryA free item, with its photo

  • Le Zinc
    Gift card1 item

    A free Cappuccino

    FromJules
    Valid untilJan 9, 2027

    Le Zinc, coffee shopA free item, with its photo

  • Capucine
    Gift cardUSD
    Balance50$

    of $50

    FromCamille
    Valid untilApr 30, 2027

    Capucine, beauty salonA $50 card

  • Kōri Poké Bar
    Gift card1 item

    A free Salmon poke

    FromInès
    Valid untilOct 2, 2027

    Kōri Poké BarA free item, with its photo

  • Botanique
    Gift cardUSD
    Balance32$

    of $50 · last used Oct 12, 2026

    FromSofia
    Valid untilMar 14, 2027

    Botanique, floristA $50 card, $18 already spent

Examples, made-up shops: three free items, each with its photo, and two $50 cards, one of them already partly spent.

Two kinds

A free item, or an amount to spend.

You choose what you sell. Both can live side by side: your best sellers, and a few round amounts for people who can't decide.

An item is given onceA croissant, a brunch, a haircut. You set the name, the price and the photo, with the background removed when possible. At the counter, one tap gives it, and the card turns to “used”.

An amount is spent over several visitsYou suggest your amounts, and allow any amount if you like. Each visit takes off what was spent, never more than the balance.

What was sold stays putThe item's name, photo and price are copied onto the card at the sale: changing your items never changes a card already given.

After the sale

It goes out by WhatsApp, by link, or on paper.

The card is created in a few seconds on your phone, at the counter. Then you choose how it travels to the person receiving it.

By WhatsAppOne button prepares the message, in your card's language, with the link.

By QR code or by linkIn person, they scan the code with their phone. From afar, you copy the link and send it however you like.

PrintedA printable version, with its QR code, to hand over in person.

In the WalletThe page they receive shows the giver's name, their note and the card, with the Apple Wallet and Google Wallet buttons. No app, no account.

At the counter

Scanned like a loyalty card.

Same scanner, same phone. The card opens, you type what was spent, and the balance updates on your screen and in your customer's Wallet.

Never below zeroA visit never takes off more than the balance. Whatever is left waits for next time.

The balance follows in the WalletAfter each visit, the card updates, with a message: “Balance updated: $32 left.”

Every visit is loggedThe sale and every charge stay in a ledger. The list of cards sold shows where each one stands: unused, partly used, used or expired.

A card sold stays validEven if you change plans, a card already given is always honored at the counter.

And one more loyalty cardSomeone who comes in with a gift card can create their loyalty card on the spot: it goes straight into their Wallet.

Example: a $50 card, and $18 spent.

The money

You take the payment. We never do.

The gift card is paid at your register, in cash or by card, like any other sale. StampyWallet creates the card and keeps its balance up to date; the money never goes through us.

Included in GrowthSelling gift cards is part of the Growth plan, and it's open during the 30-day trial.

Nothing per card soldNo commission, no per-card fee: the plan is a subscription, however many cards you sell.

In your currencyEuro, US dollar, pound sterling, Canadian dollar, Swiss franc, Australian dollar or Guyanese dollar.

See pricing The guide: selling gift cards in a small business

Questions

What people ask us about gift cards.

Do I need a special terminal or register?

No. The gift card is paid at your usual register, like any other sale. StampyWallet creates the card and charges it at the scan; it takes no money.

Does the recipient have to install an app?

No. They open the link and add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. If they prefer paper, the card prints with its QR code.

Can an amount card be spent over several visits?

Yes. Each visit takes off what was spent, never more than the balance, and the card updates in the Wallet. An item card, on the other hand, is used once.

How long is a gift card valid?

3, 6 or 12 months from the sale, depending on your setting. The date is printed on the card. An expired card can no longer be charged, and its page says so.

What happens to a card already sold if I change plans?

It stays valid. Selling gift cards takes the Growth plan (or the trial), but honoring a card already sold works at the counter on every plan.

Can I sell gift cards online?

Not today: the card is sold at the counter, from your phone, and paid at your register. You can then send it from afar, by WhatsApp or by link.

Your gift cards, in your colors.

Create your loyalty card, add your items and amounts, and sell the first one at the counter.

Create my card See pricing