Seller Agreement

This is the agreement between you and GiftSello every time you submit a gift card for sale. It is written to be read, not skimmed — the parts about reversal (section 6) and what counts as a complete submission (section 3) are the ones sellers most often wish they had read first.

1. What you are agreeing to sell

You are selling us the card outright — the code, the PIN if there is one, and every right to redeem the balance. Once your sale is approved and credited, the card is ours: we may hold it, redeem it, or list it for sale to a buyer on the Platform. You keep no right to use it.

2. Your promises about the card

• You own the card and got it legitimately — bought it, received it as a gift, earned it as a reward or promotion.
• The code is unused and the balance is exactly what you entered. If you have spent part of it, enter the remaining balance.
• Nobody else has the code. You have not posted it, photographed it for someone, or submitted it to another site.
• It was not bought with a stolen card, a hacked account, or money obtained by scamming someone — including cards you were asked to buy "for a fee", "to clear a debt" or "to unlock a prize". If that describes your card, do not submit it; it will be rejected and your account reviewed.
• After you press Submit you will not redeem, resell, share or try to recover the code. Doing so is fraud, and we treat it as such.

3. The process

Estimate. Choose the country and currency, the brand and the balance. The page shows your deduction (currently 2% on e-money cards such as paysafecard, PayPal and Binance, and 5% on travel, shopping, gaming and every other card (10% on gaming cards) — the rate on the card page is the one that applies) and the USD amount you will receive. That rate is fixed at submission.

Submit. Enter the code, PIN and any other field the card needs. It is encrypted immediately. A submission is complete when every required field is filled correctly and legibly, and eligible when the brand and country are currently accepted, the card is unused, the amount is within your monthly limit, and your account is in good standing.

Verification. A real person — the site team or the central verification desk — checks the card. We do not redeem a card to test it. You can watch the status in My Sales and cancel any time before approval.

Credit. On approval the estimate is credited to your wallet as "Gift card sale credit". If the verified balance differs from what you entered, you are offered a revised amount to accept or decline.

4. Our 24-hour guarantee

For every complete, eligible submission we verify the card and credit your wallet within 24 hours of the time you submitted it, around the clock, including weekends. Three things to be clear about:

• It is a guarantee about time. A card that fails verification is rejected within the same window; it is not approved because the clock ran out.
• The clock starts when the submission is complete. If we have to ask you for a missing PIN or a clearer photo, it restarts when you answer.
• If we miss the window on a complete, eligible card, contact support with the sale number. The card is moved to the front of the queue and credited at the original estimate — the rate never gets worse because we were slow.

5. Payout

All sales are credited to your GiftSello wallet in USD. The credit is spendable on the Platform straight away and withdrawable after a 24-hour security hold. From Wallet you can send it to a crypto address on any supported coin and network (from $50.00, after a one-time identity check, 24 hours after crediting). Withdrawals are separate transactions with their own timing and are governed by the AML / KYC Policy.

6. Reversal — when we take a credit back

Because we resell verified cards to buyers, a card that goes bad after we credited you costs us money and harms a buyer. So:

• If a card you sold turns out to be invalid, short on balance, used after submission, cancelled by the brand, or obtained fraudulently — including when a buyer makes a valid claim within their protection window — the credit is reversed from your wallet, together with the cost of any replacement we had to give the buyer.
• If your balance cannot cover the reversal, the account is frozen until it is settled. Pending withdrawals are cancelled.
• A one-off mistake (you mis-entered the balance, a family member used the card) is handled as a reversal and a note on your account. Deliberate fraud — redeeming after submission, stolen cards — means a permanent ban, forfeiture of related balances to cover losses where the law allows, and referral of evidence (identity, IP records, payout destinations) to law enforcement.

7. Rejected cards

Common reasons: the balance could not be confirmed; the card is used or partly used where we only accept full cards; the brand or country is not accepted; the card expires soon; it was already submitted here before; or something about the card or account looked like fraud. The reason appears in My Sales and in an e-mail. Nothing is deducted for a rejected card, and you can resubmit if you fix a correctable problem (a typo, a missing PIN). A one-way fingerprint of every submitted code is kept permanently so a rejected or sold code cannot come back.

8. Limits and what we may change

Monthly selling limits apply: $2,000 without identity verification, $5,000 with it, higher on request. We may pause buying any brand, change rates and limits, and decline any submission at our discretion. A change never affects a card you already submitted.

9. Where this fits

This agreement is part of the Terms of Service. If anything here conflicts with the Terms, this agreement wins for selling. Questions: support@giftsello.com.