Giftoro is a B2B gift card distributor. We source gift cards, game codes, top-ups, prepaid and SIM/eSIM products from issuers across regions and supply them to businesses at trade prices. You sign one contract, connect once, and sell the whole catalogue instead of negotiating with every brand separately.
We sell to businesses only: storefronts, marketplaces, fintech and banking apps, rewards programmes and resellers. If you are new to the model, our guide to what a gift card distributor does explains the supply chain and when a distributor beats direct contracts.
What we distribute
| Category | Examples | Typical buyers |
|---|---|---|
| Gaming gift cards | PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo eShop, Steam | Game storefronts, marketplaces |
| Game credit and top-ups | Roblox, PUBG Mobile UC, Free Fire diamonds, Razer Gold | Top-up stores, superapps |
| App store and retail cards | Apple, Google Play | Rewards programmes, banking apps |
| Prepaid and connectivity | Prepaid products, SIM and eSIM, airtime | Fintechs, telcos, travel apps |
The full catalogue covers 100+ brands. Availability depends on brand, region and denomination, so we prepare a catalogue for your markets after the first call rather than publishing a generic list.
How partners work with us
- Talk to Sales. Tell us what you sell, your markets and your expected monthly volume.
- Terms and onboarding. Commercial terms and know-your-business (KYB) checks run in parallel. See what distributors ask during KYB.
- Integration. Start with bulk files or file drops; move to our gift card API when volume justifies the integration.
- First delivery. A test order first, then your first live batch.
The whole sequence, from the first call to a test order, typically takes about 1.5 hours. You can fund your balance in USDT, so nothing waits on an international bank transfer.
Why buy through a distributor rather than direct
| Direct with each brand | Through Giftoro | |
|---|---|---|
| Contracts | One per brand | One |
| Volume thresholds | Judged brand by brand | Pooled across the catalogue |
| Integrations | One per brand, where an API exists | One API or one file format |
| Regions | Negotiated per brand | Global sourcing behind one account |
| Support | Per brand | A dedicated account manager |
Direct contracts make sense for a business that sells one or two brands in very large volume. For a catalogue of dozens of brands across several regions, a distributor is usually the only practical route.
What sets Giftoro apart
- Volume. We move 7-figure monthly volume, which keeps popular denominations in stock when demand spikes.
- Clean provenance. Partner onboarding, transaction screening and fraud checks on every code we ship. Codes from unauthorised channels are the main reason resold codes fail; our guide to authorized and grey-market supply shows how to tell them apart.
- Retail experience. We run our own consumer storefront, Pay.Game, on the same catalogue, so we know which products convert and which regions cause support tickets.
- One named contact. A dedicated account manager who knows your catalogue, your markets and your release calendar.
Frequently asked questions
Who can buy from Giftoro?
Businesses only: storefronts, marketplaces, resellers, fintech and banking apps, rewards programmes and telcos. We do not sell to individuals; consumers can buy through storefronts such as Pay.Game.
Is there a minimum order or volume?
We work with businesses doing meaningful monthly volume rather than one-off purchases. If you are launching and expect to scale, share your forecast on the call and we will look at it together.
Which regions do you cover?
Sourcing and delivery are global. Availability is set per product and region, so the practical answer is the catalogue we prepare for your markets after the first call.
How are codes delivered?
Through our API for instant, per-order delivery, or as scheduled bulk batches and secure file drops. Most partners start with files and move to the API as volume grows.
How long does onboarding take?
Typically about 1.5 hours: commercial terms, KYB checks and a test order run in parallel, so a partner can receive a first batch the same day as the call.