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Before requesting a quote, confirm the gift card brand, issuing country or region, face value, and actual format. Keep the card unredeemed, prepare clear evidence without posting the code publicly, and use the live calculator only as an estimate until support confirms the final quote.
· OKGift Editorial Team · 5 minute read
Start with the full brand and product name rather than a broad label such as gaming card or Apple card. Record the issuing country or region and the printed currency. Regional and product differences can change which quote category applies, even when two cards look similar.
Write down the face value and choose the format you actually hold: a physical card image, an electronic image, or a plain code. Do not choose a different format because its estimate looks more attractive. Some products use different verification steps and quote categories for images and codes.
When an image is required, prepare a clear and complete image that shows the requested card details. Keep redemption codes out of public posts and large group chats. A receipt is optional for an ordinary OKGift quote, but keeping it can help if the issuer later needs proof of purchase or activation.
Use the live calculator to compare the current customer estimate and payout choice. Because supported demand and conversion settings can change, send the prepared details to support and wait for final human confirmation before continuing with the transaction.
No. The calculator is a current estimate. Support confirms the final category and amount after reviewing the information you provide.
No. Keep the code private and share it only through the agreed support process after confirming who you are dealing with.
Not for every quote. Keep a receipt if one is available because an issuer may request it when investigating activation or redemption problems.
Check the current customer quote. Temporary rates are not frozen into this article.