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Sell iSubscribe gift card — New Zealand for crypto.
GiftSello buys iSubscribe cards directly: 5% deduction, $100 pays $95, verified by a real person and credited to your wallet within 24 hours. Then withdraw it in crypto, or spend it on verified gift cards below face value.
iSubscribeGift card - 5%deduction
- $95you get per $100
- New Zealandaccepted
- 24 hto wallet credit, guaranteed
Accepted today — instant estimate. iSubscribe is on the rate list: the payout you see on the sell page is the payout you get, locked when you submit.
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Sell my iSubscribe card
What is my iSubscribe card worth?
Enter the balance in US dollars. Cards in another currency are converted at the rate shown on the sell page before the 5% deduction. Minimum card value $10 (USD equivalent).
Deduction (5%)−$5
Wallet credit$95
No listing fee, no commission on top, nothing charged for a rejected card.
What you get
Payout by balance
Face value in US dollars minus 5%, credited to your wallet within 24 hours.
| Balance | Deduction | You get |
|---|---|---|
| $25 iSubscribe | −$1.25 | $23.75 |
| $50 iSubscribe | −$2.50 | $47.50 |
| $100 iSubscribe | −$5 | $95 |
| $250 iSubscribe | −$12.50 | $237.50 |
| $500 iSubscribe | −$25 | $475 |
Card versions
Sell now Which iSubscribe cards we buy
iSubscribe cards are issued per country and currency; the code only redeems in the region it was issued for, so pick the matching country on the sell page.
| Country | Currency | Denominations | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
 New Zealand |
NZD | Any amount from NZ$20 to NZ$3,000 | Accepted |
 Australia |
AUD | Any amount from A$15 to A$3,000 | Accepted |
Five steps
Full guide How to sell an iSubscribe card
We buy the card ourselves, so there is no buyer to wait for. The clock starts the moment you submit.
- 1Check the balance
Confirm the iSubscribe balance on the official iSubscribe site or app and note the expiry date if there is one. Enter the remaining balance, not the printed value, if part of it is spent.
- 2Pick the card on the sell page
Open the sell workspace, choose the country the card was issued for and its currency, then select iSubscribe. The exact USD payout is shown before you enter anything.
- 3Enter the details
Type the claim code — on the back of a physical card under the scratch strip, or in the e-gift e-mail — and the card number if the brand prints one. Everything is encrypted the moment you submit and is never shown publicly.
- 4Verification by a real person
We never redeem a card to test it. The balance and region are verified by a person and your wallet is credited within 24 hours of an eligible submission — guaranteed.
- 5Get paid your way
Withdraw the balance in crypto (24 hours after crediting, identity verified), or spend it on seller-verified gift cards at 8% off. The balance never expires.
If you have been searching for where to sell an iSubscribe card, this is the short version: GiftSello is the buyer, the rate is fixed and shown first, and the payout is credited to your wallet within 24 hours of a complete submission. You then withdraw it in crypto, or spend the balance on verified gift cards below face value.
About iSubscribe gift cards
iSubscribe belongs to our shopping shelf and is issued for Australia and New Zealand. Store and marketplace cards from the shops people actually use.
The cards we see are denominated in AUD and NZD; whatever the currency, the estimate converts the balance to US dollars at the rate shown on the sell page before the deduction is applied, so you always know the exact figure before you commit.
What you get for an iSubscribe card
The deduction on an iSubscribe card is 5%, so a $100 balance pays $95 to your wallet. There is no listing fee, no commission on top and nothing charged for a card that is rejected.
The rate is locked at the moment you submit. If verification finds a different balance than you declared, you are shown a revised estimate and must accept it before anything is credited — the figure never changes silently.
Which iSubscribe cards we buy
Today we accept iSubscribe cards issued for Australia and New Zealand. A card from another country can still be submitted for review — the sell page tells you which it is once you pick the country and currency.
The card has to be unused, legitimately yours, and worth what you say it is. If some of the balance has gone, enter what is left; we verify the real figure and a wrong one only slows the payout down.
After the sale
Approved iSubscribe sales are credited as US dollars you can actually move: a crypto withdrawal from $50 usually goes on-chain the same day
Before you submit
Two minutes of preparation avoids most delays: confirm the iSubscribe balance on the official site, have the receipt to hand if there is one, and type the code exactly as printed. After you submit, treat the code as sold — redeeming or sharing it elsewhere is caught at resale and reversed.
iSubscribe questions, answered
What is the rate for an iSubscribe gift card?
The deduction is 5%, so a $100 iSubscribe balance pays $95 to your wallet. Cards in other currencies are converted to US dollars at the rate shown in your estimate before the deduction is applied. The rate is locked when you submit.
Can I sell an partially used iSubscribe card?
Enter the remaining balance rather than the original face value and say so in the note field. We verify the real balance; where a brand allows partial balances the card is paid at the verified figure, and where it does not you see the reason in My Sales with nothing deducted.
Which countries' iSubscribe cards do you accept?
Today: Australia and New Zealand. Cards from other countries can be submitted for review and are quoted by hand.
How long does it take to get paid for an iSubscribe card?
Wallet credit is guaranteed within 24 hours of a complete, eligible submission — most are faster. Crypto withdrawals are usually sent the same day.
What happens if my iSubscribe card is rejected?
You see the reason in My Sales and nothing is deducted — there is no fee for a rejected card. Typical reasons are an already-redeemed code, a different region or currency than declared, or details we could not verify. Correct the details and submit again.
Can I withdraw the iSubscribe payout to a crypto wallet?
Yes. The balance is US dollars in your wallet. Withdraw to any crypto wallet from $50 (USDT, Bitcoin, USDC, Ethereum and 25+ coins and networks), after a one-time identity check and a 24-hour cooling period. You can also spend it on verified gift cards below face value.
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Choose the card, read the figure, then decide. Paid to your wallet within 24 hours — guaranteed.
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