Sell Your True Value Gift Card for Cash
Updated September 23, 2026 · Reviewed by Kirill Novikov, FlipGift founder
Sell your True Value gift card for cash without handing anyone the number or PIN. You use the card to pay for a buyer's True Value order, their money waits in escrow, and it's released to you when the order arrives — typically 72–88% of face value, against the 60–85% buy-back sites pay after taking the code.
Why True Value gift cards go unused
True Value cards are handyman gifts awaiting the next fix.
How to sell your True Value card the safe way
- List your True Value card — brand and balance only, never the code.
- A buyer who wants hardware and home maintenance from True Value pays for their order into escrow.
- You place their order with your card and upload the confirmation and tracking.
- When they confirm delivery, escrow pays you.
How the fee, escrow and disputes work: how escrow works · selling without sharing the code.
Ready to cash out your True Value card? List your True Value card →
Before you list: check your True Value balance
True Value lets you check the balance online, on the issuer’s balance page, and you will need the PIN from the back of the card.
Official True Value balance checker · Full True Value balance guide
What a $100 True Value card pays on FlipGift
| Where you sell | You keep |
|---|---|
| FlipGift Escrow typical 10–20% discount, after the 2.5% seller fee — no live offer on this store right now | $78–$88 |
Per $100 of face value, to your FlipGift balance after the 2.5% seller fee.
Official source: True Value gift card page