How to Check Your PINK Gift Card Balance
Got a PINK gift card to check? PINK is a Victoria's Secret label, so the balance is read on the Victoria's Secret site and the card is good at both brands. Here's the walkthrough.
Check PINK balance on official siteGot a PINK gift card to check? PINK is a Victoria's Secret label, so the balance is read on the Victoria's Secret site and the card is good at both brands. Here's the walkthrough.
Check a PINK gift card balance online
PINK doesn't run a separate gift-card system — the lookup lives on victoriassecret.com, and the same card spends at PINK and Victoria's Secret alike.
- Head to the balance page using the button above.
- Fill in the card number from the front of the card.
- Enter the PIN hidden under the scratch-off strip (or the code in your eGift email).
- Submit to display the current balance.
What you'll need
- The card number, whether plastic or an emailed eGift.
- The PIN / security code that comes with it.
Other ways to check
- In store: any Victoria's Secret or PINK associate can scan the card and tell you the balance for free.
- By phone: the brand's gift-card support can read it with your number ready.
- On a receipt: a recent purchase receipt normally shows the leftover amount.
If your PINK balance won't load
- Enter the code exactly as shown; the VS portal won't accept a single wrong character.
- A card activated just now can need a short wait before it registers.
- If it still won't appear, a store associate can check it at the counter.
Why a PINK card sometimes reads $0
Because PINK and Victoria's Secret draw from one balance, the frequent surprise is that the card was already used at a Victoria's Secret store or on victoriassecret.com rather than at PINK. Scan your recent orders before writing it off. A brand-new eGift showing zero is often just still in transit — give it a few hours or ask the sender to confirm delivery.
Sell a PINK balance you won't use
Loungewear and apparel cards are frequent gifts that don't always match someone's taste or size, and they end up forgotten. With FlipGift's escrow you can sell that balance for cash without ever revealing the code: list it, the buyer's money is locked in escrow, you place their order with your own card, and payment reaches you after delivery is confirmed. Sellers generally keep 72–88% of the face value on a flat 2.5% fee split between buyer and seller. How escrow selling works →
Shopping at PINK rather than selling? A PINK order placed through escrow lands 8–40% under retail — someone else's balance pays for it and the item ships to you, with no code changing hands either way. How a PINK order works out →
PINK gift card balance — FAQ
Can I get cash back for a PINK gift card?
Can I reload my PINK gift card?
Do PINK gift cards expire?
Where do I find the card number and PIN on a PINK gift card?
Can I check my PINK balance without the PIN?
Is checking my PINK gift card balance free?
What can I do with a PINK gift card I don’t want?
Check balance for other Apparel & Shoes gift cards
Don’t need your PINK card?
Sell it via FlipGift escrow — the code stays with you the whole time. You redeem the card yourself to deliver the buyer’s order, and the buyer’s money is held until delivery is confirmed. Sellers typically net 72–88% of face value.
Sell your PINK card →