Gift cards are money in the till today for work you do later, and they bring in people who've never visited. Zippoto sells them both ways — a printed card scanned at the register, or a digital one delivered by text the moment it's paid for.
Get started free How it works →Sell in store or send by text.
Pick an amount, scan a printed card or generate a digital one, take the payment, done.
Send it to the recipient immediately, or give the buyer a private link so they choose the moment.
Scan the card's QR at checkout, apply part of the balance, and split the remainder across another payment method.
Who bought it, what's been spent, what's left — no shoebox of paper vouchers.
Real businesses running on Zippoto — open their sites and book something. These are demonstration businesses, so book away: nobody's diary is harmed.
Yes. Each business chooses whether it offers pre-printed in-store cards, digital cards, or both.
At the register, staff scan the card's QR code or type its number. The balance is checked instantly and can be applied in part, with the rest paid another way.
Yes — the buyer can hold it and press send themselves later, so the recipient hears about it at the right moment.
No card required, and nothing to migrate when you grow.
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