Sell Your Nike Gift Card

First, the part most “sell your gift card” pages bury: nobody legitimate hands you instant cash for a card code. The sites that ask you to type in the number and PIN and promise a fast payout are where cards get drained. FlipGift works differently — you either trade your Nike gift card for another brand’s card at full value (free), or sell it for cash via escrow without ever sharing the code. Here's what selling through escrow pays; the numbers are below.

What selling your Nike card actually pays

Here's what each route pays on a $100 Nike card (illustrative — resale offers move with demand):

Card-for-card swapping used to be the "keep full value" option, but it's retired (July 2026): trading codes between strangers can't be made safe. Escrow is the way to turn a Nike card into cash now. Sell your Nike card →

Need actual cash, not another card?

Escrow is your tool — you turn the card into cash without giving anyone your code. Sell it for cash through FlipGift’s escrow: you keep the Nike card, use it yourself to fulfil a verified buyer’s order, and get paid from escrow when it’s confirmed — the number and PIN never leave your hands. Resale sites (CardCash, GiftCash, Raise) are the discount alternative: they do buy codes outright, minus a hefty cut. What to avoid entirely is any site or stranger offering “instant cash” once you type in the card number and PIN — that’s the drain-your-card scam, not a marketplace.

The typical Nike card story

Nike cards stall when the size, style, or brand loyalty doesn’t match — sneakerheads have strong preferences, and a Nike card is worthless to an Adidas household. ## How selling your Nike card through escrow works (the short version)

1. Post the Nike credit you want to convert — you keep the card throughout.
2. Pick an order from buyers waiting for that store; nothing commits you until you accept.
3. Place and ship it with your own balance, then attach the receipt and tracking number.
4. Escrow releases your cash after the buyer confirms it landed.

The code never changes hands, so it can't be drained after the fact. See the full how-to-sell guide. (We retired card-for-card swapping in July 2026 — trading codes between strangers can't be made safe; here's why.)

Worth knowing about Nike cards

Nike gift cards work on Nike.com, the Nike app, and at Nike and Converse stores in the US — but nowhere else, and Nike doesn’t refund or convert them. They never expire. If the swoosh isn't your brand, selling the card's value through escrow beats forcing a purchase you don't want.