Starbucks Gift Card (US): $5 to $200

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Starbucks gift cards purchased in the US work at participating Starbucks stores in the United States. Per the Starbucks Card Terms, US cards are also accepted in Canada, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Mexico and Australia. However, certain Starbucks-branded locations may not accept the card, including some airport, grocery and bookstore locations, and stores in Guam.

Starbucks gift cards are redeemed by adding the code to your account. Follow these steps:

1. Open the Starbucks app and tap “Cards” at the bottom of the screen.
2. Tap “Add card” and enter the 16-digit card number and 8-digit security code.
3. Tap “Add Card” to confirm. Your balance appears in the Pay section.
4. Use the balance to pay in-store by scanning the app, or place a mobile order.

You can also add a card online at starbucks.com/card by entering the card number and security code.

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A Starbucks gift card balance covers any purchase at a participating Starbucks location, including handcrafted beverages, food items, packaged coffee, tumblers and other merchandise. You can also use the balance for mobile orders through the Starbucks app. Per Starbucks Card Terms, the balance cannot be redeemed for cash unless required by applicable law.

Starbucks gift cards do not expire. According to the Starbucks Card Terms, “Your Starbucks Card has no expiration date nor does the value on your Starbucks Card ever expire.” Starbucks does not charge any activation, service, dormancy or inactivity fees.

Starbucks gift card balances can be checked in several ways. If the card is registered to your account, open the Starbucks app and look at the Cards or Pay section to see your current balance. You can also visit starbucks.com/card and enter your card number and security code. In-store, ask any barista to scan the card at the register.

Starbucks digital gift card codes can be shared with anyone. Send the 16-digit card number and 8-digit security code to your recipient, and they can add it to their own Starbucks account through the app or website. The recipient’s Starbucks account should be in a region where US-purchased cards are accepted. You can also send an eGift directly through the Starbucks gift page.

Starbucks limits each card to a maximum balance of $500 at any time. Per the Starbucks Card Terms, no more than $2,000 in transactions may be completed through any single Starbucks Card in one day, and the combined value across all your cards may not exceed $10,000 in a single day. If you lose a registered card, Starbucks can replace it with the remaining balance.

Gift card codes are hard to trace once shared, which makes them a target for scammers. No real company, government agency or tech support team will ever ask you to pay with a Starbucks gift card. If someone pressures you to buy a card and share the code, it is a scam. Never give your card number or security code to anyone who contacts you by phone, email or text. The Starbucks Card Terms state that Starbucks can cancel cards suspected of fraud.