A gift card represents value redeemable for purchases under the issuer’s conditions. A digital card can use a unique code; Shopify, for example, explains how that code redeems the card’s value at checkout.[2] A physical card can carry a pre-assigned card code or barcode.[1]
Explain value, redemption and delivery to buyer and recipient. Protect the reference as a payment credential and distinguish issuance from spending. Selling a card is not the same event as fulfilling a basket of products.
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