Gift cards are pre-paid cards that can be used to purchase products or services from a specific merchant or group of merchants. They are often given as gifts, allowing the recipient to choose their own product or service.
Where To Use Gift Cards
Gift cards can be used in a variety of settings, including:
Online stores
Physical retail locations
Restaurants and cafes
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
Hotels and resorts
Key Features Of Gift Cards
Pre-paid value
Reusable
Durable and long-lasting
Secure and tamper-evident
Customizable with logos or branding
How To Use Gift Cards
Choose a gift card from an authorized issuer or merchant
Purchase the gift card with a credit or debit card, cash, or other accepted payment methods
Redeem the gift card at a participating merchant or online store by entering the unique code or serial number
The recipient can then choose their own product or service from the available options
How Gift Cards Is Manufactured
Gift cards are typically manufactured using a combination of plastic and paper materials. The process involves several stages, including:
Design and layout
Printing and personalization
Cutting and die-cutting
Packaging and fulfillment
Technical Specification Of Gift Cards
Size:
Standard credit card size (85.60 mm x 53.98 mm)
Material:
Plastic card material (polyvinyl chloride or polyethylene)
Thickness:
0.76 mm - 1.22 mm (30 mils - 48 mils)
Printing Type:
Thermal sublimation or offset printing
Finish:
Matt or glossy finish
The technical specifications of gift cards may vary depending on the manufacturer and the intended use case. However, most standard gift cards have a thickness between 30 mils and 48 mils (0.76 mm to 1.22 mm), with a standard credit card size of 85.60 mm x 53.98 mm.
Description Of Gift Cards
Gift cards are designed to provide a convenient and flexible way for individuals or businesses to purchase products or services from participating merchants.
