View and manage all available gift cards and their balances (2024)

FAQs

Where is manage gift card balance on Amazon? ›

You can view your Amazon Gift Card balance in Your Account under Gift Cards Balance. When you apply an Amazon.com Gift Card to an order or enter one to Your Account for future purchases, we store the available balance so you can view it at any time.

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It must have enough funds to cover your order. If not, you'll need to add more money. Card Activation: Some gift cards require activation before use. Ensure that your gift card is activated and ready to go.

Amazon may place a hold on your Visa gift card balance to ensure that it is valid. This hold typically amounts to $1, but the transaction will fail if the remaining balance on your gift card is less than $1. In this case, you will need to add another payment method to complete the purchase.

If the balance falls below the cut-off line, ask the cashier to pay you the balance of the gift card in cash. Some will do it automatically and others will have to call the store manager to find out how to do it.

Sign in to your Amazon Pay account. Select the gift cards option. Redeem your gift card by applying the voucher code. Transfer the funds from your Amazon Pay account to your bank account.

If you're using the Amazon app, you can follow these steps. Step 1: Click on the account icon at the bottom of the landing page and then head to Your Account. Step 2: Scroll down until you see the Payments section. Step 3: In the Payments section, click on Manage gift card balance.

If your Visa gift card has insufficient funds to cover the transaction, it will be declined. Card reader issues. When shopping in-store, you may encounter malfunctioning card readers. This could result in your card being declined.

Your Gift Card was applied to the wrong account

When redeeming a gift card, ensure that you're logged into the correct account. Amazon.com Gift Cards can only be redeemed at Amazon.com. Once redeemed, your Amazon.com Gift Card balance can't be transferred between accounts, or to an Amazon store in a different country.

Online retailer Amazon has, at the last minute, cancelled plans to stop accepting Visa-issued credit cards. Amazon previously announced that it would stop accepting Visa credit cards this Wednesday, 17 January (see story below), criticising what it said were the card issuer's high payment costs.

Why is my gift card not working? ›

The most common reasons are that the card hasn't been activated, the cashier is running the wrong type of transaction, the dollar amount being charged is greater than the card's balance or the credit card processing machine is bumping up the charge amount to either place a hold on the card or to allow for a gratuity.

In fact, the 2004 gift card loophole morphed into a huge incentive for big retailers to employ deceptive and exploitative practices to drive consumers to leave money on gift cards and payment apps since they turn a profit when customers leave their money on these cards.

In a proposed class action lawsuit filed on Tuesday, consumers are taking on Visa (V.N.) for reportedly failing to secure its prepaid “Vanilla” gift cards, making them susceptible to theft.

Start by looking at the back of your gift card. Typically, you'll find a toll-free number you can call to discover your balance. Or you can check your balance by visiting the card issuer's site and entering your card's 16-digit number and security code.

Provide the claim code to the support agent and request the balance. The support agent will be able to check the balance of the associated card and provide it to you without redeeming the card.

Check the remaining balance by clicking on 'Edit' next to the card. Click 'Continue' and select an additional payment method to cover the remaining balance. Finalize your order, enjoying the flexibility of using multiple payment methods for a single purchase.

Log in to your Amazon Payments account. The Overview page appears, displaying your Account Balance and Account Activity, showing the most recent transaction at the top with date, type, payment to, name of the recipient, status, amount, fees, and account balance.