Summary: If your gift card was lost, stolen, damaged, expired, compromised, or simply isn’t working, you can request a replacement through the portal.
What you’ll need
- Your card number / card UID.
- Access to the email or phone on file (or, for physical cards, the contact you provide) for verification.
- go to Refund and Card Replacement Requests
Steps
- Open the portal and choose Replacement.
- Enter your card number/UID.
- Choose a replacement reason: Expired, Lost, Stolen, Damaged, Card does not work, or Card is compromised.
- Verify your identity with the one-time passcode.
- Submit and review the outcome.
Digital vs. physical cards
- Digital/virtual cards are replaced by re-sending the card to the email or phone on file — usually immediate.
- Physical cards are re-issued and mailed to the address already on file, typically arriving in 5–7 business days. The old card is deactivated immediately.
Replacement fees
A standard replacement fee of $5 may apply. There is no fee when the card was damaged, misprinted, defective, or not delivered on time.
Important
- For security, replacements go only to the contact/address on file. We cannot change the destination through self-service — contact customer service for that.
- Use the email/contact that matches the card. If it doesn’t match, the request is sent for review rather than approved automatically.
- Merchant / third-party gift cards must be replaced through that merchant directly.
- If you suspect fraudulent use, the request will be routed to our team rather than handled automatically.
What Happens After You Submit
Summary: After you submit a request you’ll get one of three outcomes: approved, sent for review, or unable to be completed.
Approved
Your request was approved and processing has started. Refunds return to the original payment method in 3–7 business days; digital replacements are re-sent (usually immediately) and physical replacements are mailed (typically 5–7 business days).
Sent for review
Some requests need a closer look from our team before they can be completed. This isn’t a decline — you’ll be contacted with the outcome. Reviews can take additional time.
Unable to be completed / declined
Sometimes a request can’t be processed automatically — for example, if the order or card isn’t eligible, or has already been refunded or replaced. Clearly-ineligible requests may be declined immediately without a verification code. If you believe this is a mistake, contact customer service.
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