Walmart Gift Card (US): $5 to $100

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Walmart gift cards issued for the US are redeemable only at Walmart and Sam’s Club locations in the United States and Puerto Rico, and online at Walmart.com and SamsClub.com, per Walmart’s gift card terms. They cannot be used at Walmart stores in other countries such as Canada or Mexico. If you need to shop at a Walmart location outside the US, you would need a gift card issued for that specific country.

Walmart gift cards can be redeemed online, in the app or in store. To redeem online or in the app:

1. Sign in to your Walmart account.
2. Go to walmart.com/account/giftcards.
3. Enter the card number and PIN.
4. Select Apply to save the card to your account.
5. At checkout, choose Gift Card as your payment method.

In store, present the card at the register or enter the card number and PIN at self-checkout. You can use up to 5 gift cards per online order, per Walmart’s payment methods page.

Kinguin is a digital marketplace where independent sellers list gift card codes. It is not owned by or affiliated with Walmart. Before purchasing, check the seller’s rating and review count on the product page. Kinguin offers an optional paid buyer protection program that covers issues with codes. If a code does not work, contact Kinguin support with your order details. Do not contact Walmart, as they cannot verify codes purchased from third-party sellers. GiftCardEver earns a commission through its Kinguin affiliate link at no extra cost to you.

Walmart gift cards cover most items sold at Walmart and Sam’s Club, including groceries, electronics, clothing, toys, home furnishings, auto supplies and garden products. However, Walmart’s terms state that gift cards cannot be used to buy other gift cards, prepaid debit cards, prescription medications, alcohol, tobacco, firearms, ammunition, lottery tickets, or financial services such as money orders and money transfers.

Walmart gift cards do not expire, according to Walmart’s official terms. There are no dormancy fees, maintenance fees or service charges. The full balance remains available until you spend it. Cards are not returnable or refundable, and Walmart does not replace lost or stolen cards.

Walmart offers three ways to check your gift card balance. Online, go to walmart.com/account/giftcards and enter your card number and PIN. By phone, call 1-888-537-5503 with your 16-digit card number and PIN ready. In store, ask a cashier or check at any register. If you save the card to your Walmart account, the balance is visible in your account at any time.

Walmart gift cards purchased through Kinguin are delivered as digital codes. You can share the code with anyone by sending them the card number and PIN. The recipient must have access to a Walmart or Sam’s Club location in the US or Puerto Rico, or shop on Walmart.com, since US cards only work in US locations. Once redeemed, the balance is tied to the account that applied it and cannot be transferred.

Walmart gift cards are accepted at all Sam’s Club locations in the United States and Puerto Rico, and on SamsClub.com. This is confirmed in Walmart’s gift card terms. You can use the card to pay for merchandise and a Sam’s Club membership. The same restrictions apply as at Walmart: no gift cards, prepaid cards, prescriptions or other excluded items.

Gift cards are a common tool for scammers because the codes are hard to trace once shared. No real company, government agency or tech support team will ever ask you to pay with a gift card. If someone contacts you demanding Walmart gift card codes as payment, it is a scam. Never share your card number or PIN with anyone who asks for it over the phone, by text or by email. Report gift card scams at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.