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Buying gift cards in bulk: many e-gift cards, one checkout

Diwali gifts for a team, return gifts at a wedding, thank-yous for building staff: sooner or later you need a stack of gift cards, not one. On Subspace you can choose a quantity on any brand's page, mix several brands in one cart and pay once by UPI. Every card arrives with its own code in your Subspace account, ready to forward. You also get the listed discount on each card, which adds up across a batch. This guide covers how buying many cards works on Subspace, which brands suit which groups, what a batch costs, how e-gift cards compare with physical cards from a gift card shop, and how to hand out codes safely.

Checkout: One cart, many cards
Delivery: Instant, to your account
Brands: 20+

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How buying many cards works on Subspace

This is the regular Subspace checkout; there is no separate bulk form. Larger orders simply use the quantity selector and the cart.

1Open a brand page from [all gift card brands](/all-brands), pick a card value and set the quantity.
2Add it to cart, then repeat for other brands or values. Mixing brands in one cart is fine.
3Pay once by UPI. Subspace wallet balance, if you have any, can be applied first.
4Complete the one-time KYC if the app asks. Gift cards are prepaid instruments regulated by the RBI, so issuers require it.
5Open Order history in your Subspace profile. Each card is listed separately with its own code, or number and PIN, and a copy button.

Picking brands for a group

When you don't know everyone's taste, choose cards that work online, allow partial use and last a year. One-time, store-only vouchers are better kept for people you know shop at that brand. If stock of one value runs out, pick a nearby value or a similar brand.

Gift cards that suit different groups
Group	Cards that suit	Why
Office team, mixed ages	Amazon voucher, Myntra, Tata CLiQ	Online, partial use, a year to spend
House help, drivers, building staff	Swiggy Money, Zomato, Amazon voucher	Everyday use, food and groceries
Wedding guests or return gifts	BookMyShow, PVR, KFC	Small, fun, easy to use
Clients and mentors	Taj Experiences, Luxe	Premium experience or brand choice
Kids at a birthday party	KFC, Domino's, Decathlon	Treats or sports gear
Festive family gifting	Westside, Lifestyle, Tanishq	Store visits and bigger purchases

Source: Card rules from each brand’s terms, as summarised on the brand pages linked below · as of 2026-10-12

What a batch of cards costs

The listed discount applies to every card, so a batch multiplies the saving. The chart shows what ten ₹1,000 cards cost at the highest discount on each brand's page today. Discounts depend on card value and stock, and the cart shows the exact total before you pay.

For big batches, check validity as well as price. A Domino's card expires 180 days after issue, while most others last a year, so short-validity cards are best bought close to the date you hand them out.

Price of 10 × ₹1,000 cards on Subspace

Calculated at the highest discount listed on each brand page on Subspace at the time of writing. Actual prices depend on card value and stock.

Price of 10 × ₹1,000 cards on Subspace
Amazon voucher	₹9,810
Myntra	₹9,370
Zomato	₹9,400
Decathlon	₹9,410
Westside	₹8,890
PVR	₹8,220

E-gift cards vs physical gift cards

Searching for a "gift card shop near me" usually means you want something to hand over in person. Physical gift cards are sold by the brands themselves: Amazon, for example, sells physical gift cards in boxes, envelopes and greeting cards, and jewellers such as Tanishq sell physical cards in their stores. They take a trip or a delivery and are sold at face value.

Subspace sells digital cards only. They arrive instantly and come at a discount. To give one in person, write or print the code inside a greeting card, or slip it into an envelope with a note. Keep a copy of every code until you know it has been redeemed.

Handing out codes safely

Send each person only their own code, in a private message or email, never in a group chat.
Keep a simple sheet of which code went to whom, with the brand, value and expiry.
Tell people how to redeem: a link to the brand's page on Subspace, such as Myntra or Amazon, covers the steps.
Point anyone who asks about a balance to how to check gift card balance.
Never share codes with someone who calls claiming to be from a brand. Codes and PINs are as good as cash.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy bulk gift cards on Subspace?

You can buy many cards in one go using the quantity selector on each brand page and a single cart. Each card is delivered separately to your Order history.

Can I mix brands in one order?

Yes. Add cards from different brands and values to the same cart and pay once by UPI.

Does Subspace sell physical gift cards?

No. Subspace sells digital e-gift cards, delivered instantly. To hand one over in person, write the code inside a greeting card.

Where is a gift card shop near me?

Brands sell their own physical cards in their stores or online, usually at face value. For a discounted card you can send right away, digital cards on Subspace are quicker.

Do I need KYC to buy many gift cards?

Subspace may ask for a one-time KYC before you buy gift cards. Gift cards are prepaid payment instruments regulated by the RBI, and issuers require KYC details.

What if a card value runs out of stock?

Stock varies by value. Choose a nearby value, combine smaller cards, or pick a similar brand.

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Need bulk gift cards for a team, a wedding or Diwali? How to buy many discounted e-gift cards on Subspace, share them safely, and when a physical card makes sense.