Customer gift cards, with guarded operations.

Create a pool for each brand, currency and value, then paste that pool's codes in CSV format. The CSV needs brand, amount_cents, currency and code columns, with optional pin, expires_on and instructions, and one import takes up to 5,000 rows. Each row must match the pool's value and currency. The preview masks every code, codes are encrypted as they are imported, and a card already in your vault is skipped instead of added twice.

In one step, Rewardfinity takes an available card from the reward's pool, earliest expiry first, deducts the points and issues the card to that member. Expired cards are never handed out. The member then opens the code from their saved rewards on their member page. If the pool is empty, the redemption stops and no points are spent.

The member who redeemed the card sees its code on their own member page, and reveals are recorded. The vault dashboard shows card counts and pool health, not the codes, and the import preview shows only the last four characters of each code and whether a PIN is present. Codes get application-level AES-GCM encryption on top of database encryption. Never send gift-card codes or PINs in a support request.

No. The vault hands out gift cards you have already bought, so there is no provider to connect for it. Automatic gift-card payout through a provider is a separate feature and is not shipped, so a gift-card reward set up for provider payout stays pending until someone fulfils it. Rewardfinity does not hold reward funds at any point.

Scale, on the web plans. Gift-card reward software comes with web Scale and not with Grow, and the Shopify app plans, including the app's own Scale plan, do not include it. Web Scale is 59 USD per month in the United States, 79 CAD per month in Canada and 49 GBP per month in the United Kingdom. A new web workspace has it during the 60-day trial, with no card required and no automatic charge when the trial ends. The gift cards themselves are bought separately.