Gift cards become cash. Retail becomes a discount.
Two sides, one escrow: turn a gift card you’ll never use into cash by filling a buyer’s order — or get anything online for less because a seller buys it with their card and ships it to you. Your money stays in escrow until it arrives; the card is never handed over.
Paste a product link — a seller buys it with their gift card and ships it to you.
Money stays in escrow until delivery is confirmed · card number is never shared
198 stores · $19,047.15 seller capacity · $490.80 buyer demand · 36 deals this week · open live market
What brings you here?
I want to buy at a discount
Get products from any online store below retail. A seller buys it with their store credit and ships it to you — your money stays in escrow until it lands.
See how buyers saveI want to sell gift cards
Turn store credit you’ll never use into cash. Fulfil real orders with your card — keep the card, skip the chargebacks, get paid from escrow.
See how sellers earnWhat's on the table right now
Live buyer orders and seller gift-card capacity, straight from the order book.
Why it's safe for both sides
Money held in escrow
Funds sit with FlipGift, not the seller — released only after the buyer confirms delivery.
No card handoff
Sellers place the order themselves. Nothing to drain, no chargeback risk on either side.
Any store that ships
You’re not limited to brands with a resale market. If the store delivers, a deal can be made.
Disputes with teeth
Problems are settled on tracking, receipts and address match — and a loss that surfaces after release can still be reversed.
Two everyday problems, one mechanism
Millions of gift cards sit unused because the person holding them doesn’t shop at that store — frozen money they can only unlock by handing the code to a buy-back site for a steep haircut. At the same time, plenty of people would happily pay a little less for something from that exact store. FlipGift connects those two and lets escrow do the trusting.
If you’re holding store credit, you sell its purchasing power for cash without ever sharing the number or PIN — you keep the card and simply fulfil a buyer’s order with it. If you want something at a discount, you buy from any store that ships and pay only after it lands. Same escrow, opposite sides — the full walkthrough shows every stage.
Common questions
How does FlipGift Escrow work?+
A buyer orders a real product at a discount; a verified seller buys it with their own gift card and ships it straight to the buyer. FlipGift holds the buyer’s payment in escrow and only releases it after the item is delivered as described.
Do I have to send anyone my gift card or card number?+
No. Sellers keep their gift card the entire time and only use it to buy the buyer’s item. Card numbers and PINs are never shared, which removes the #1 gift-card scam and chargeback risk.
Is FlipGift Escrow safe, or is it a gift card scam?+
Funds are held in escrow and released only after delivery is confirmed, addresses and sellers are verified, and disputes are mediated. Because no gift card or card number is ever exchanged, the common "pay-with-a-gift-card" scam pattern can’t happen here.
What happens if my item is never delivered or arrives wrong?+
Your payment stays in escrow until you confirm it arrived as described. If it never ships, arrives damaged, or doesn’t match, you open a dispute within the protection window and FlipGift reviews tracking and evidence to refund you.
What does FlipGift charge — what are the fees?+
A small, transparent flat platform fee taken from escrow at release. No subscriptions, no listing fees, no commission on the card’s value; the fee is shown before either side commits.
Which stores are supported?+
A curated catalog of 200+ popular US stores — retail, electronics, beauty, home, apparel and more — and it keeps growing. Because the seller keeps the card and just buys the product, the catalog isn’t limited to brands with a resale market: any store that ships physical goods can be added.
How do I pay — what payment methods do you accept?+
You top up your FlipGift wallet in stablecoins, on the wallet page itself — there is no redirect to an outside checkout. Start by picking where you are paying from: Cash App, PayPal, Venmo, Robinhood or your own crypto wallet, so you do not need to already hold crypto. You get an exact amount and a receiving address, valid for 30 minutes; that exact amount is what identifies your payment, and the balance is credited as soon as the network confirms it — seconds on Solana or BNB Chain, a couple of minutes on Ethereum. Deposits run from $10 to $5,000 and FlipGift charges no fee on them. The discounted price is then paid from your wallet balance into escrow. FlipGift never stores card or bank details.
How and where do I get paid — how do withdrawals work?+
Your earnings land in your FlipGift wallet, and there are two ways out. Crypto to your own address: USDT or USDC on Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron or Ethereum, or DAI on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base. Or a digital prepaid Visa card — any whole-dollar amount from $20 to $1,000, spendable anywhere Visa is accepted in the US, with no crypto wallet needed at all. A withdrawal costs 2% (minimum $2, capped at $25); a card adds the issuer's own 2.5% purchase cost on top, so the full face value stays on the card. Crypto payouts have per-network minimums because network costs differ — $10 on Solana, BNB Chain and Base, $100 on Tron, $300 on Ethereum. Every withdrawal is reviewed and sent manually by our team, and a security hold applies that shrinks as your trust tier grows.
Ready to make a deal?
Start a discounted buy, or put your gift cards to work. Funds stay in escrow until delivery is confirmed.