Gift Vouchers UK $100 | Redeem Online & In-Store for Top Retailers (Amazon, M&S, Tesco)

How To Use Gift Vouchers UK $100?

1. Online Redemption (for Retailers with E-commerce)

Most major UK retailers allow you to redeem the voucher online. You will need the Voucher Number and the PIN/Security Code.

1. Shop & Checkout: Visit the retailer’s official UK website (e.g., tesco.com, amazon.co.uk, marksandspencer.com).¹ Add your items to your basket and proceed to the checkout page.

2. Payment Stage: On the payment screen, look for the option to apply a “Gift Voucher,” “Gift Card,” or “Voucher Code.”

3. Enter Details:

   • Enter the Voucher/Card Number (typically 16 digits).

   • Enter the Security Code or PIN (usually 4 to 8 digits, often found under a scratch panel on a physical card).

4. Apply: Click “Apply” or “Redeem.” The ²$\text{\textsterling}75$ to ³$\text{\textsterling}100$ balance will be deducted from your order total.⁴

5. Finalize: If your order total is higher, you must pay the remaining balance with a debit or credit card.

2. In-Store Redemption

This is the easiest method for physical retail stores, restaurants, or experience vouchers.

1. Shop or Order: Select your items or services in the store.

2. Present Voucher: At the till (cash register), present the following:

   • Physical Card: Hand the gift card to the cashier to swipe or scan.

   • Digital Voucher: Display the barcode or the QR code on your smartphone to the cashier for scanning. If the barcode fails, they may need to manually enter the Voucher Number and PIN.

3. Pay: The voucher value will be applied to your purchase total.

Important UK Gift Card Rules (The 3-Year Law):

• Minimum Expiry: Under UK law (specifically in England, Scotland, and Wales), most gift vouchers and gift cards issued by retailers must have a minimum expiry period of five years (though many still print the previous two-year or three-year minimum on older packaging, the five-year rule is now standard for new issues). Always check the small print.

• No Post-Purchase Fees: Retailers cannot charge fees to redeem the card or charge inactivity fees after purchase.