Check Your Gift Card Balance

Find your card below and get the phone number, website, and in-store instructions — all in one place.

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The cards people check most often

How it works

Find your card

Search or browse 50+ popular gift cards by name or category.

Choose your method

Each card page shows every available check method — online, phone, or in-store.

Check your balance

Follow the direct link or call the number — your balance in seconds.

Frequently asked questions

Most major retailers offer online balance checkers — Walmart, Target, Starbucks, Home Depot, and Best Buy all let you check by entering your card number and PIN at their official websites. A few cards, like Dollar Tree and Sam's Club, require either a phone call or an in-store visit.
Under US federal law (the Credit CARD Act of 2009), gift card funds cannot expire for at least 5 years from the purchase date. Many major retailers — including Amazon, Target, Starbucks, and Costco — have no expiration at all. Prepaid Visa and Mastercard cards follow federal minimums but may have inactivity fees after 12 months of non-use.
Yes, but the website depends on who issued the card — not Visa or Mastercard directly. The balance check URL is printed on the back of your specific card. Common issuers include Vanilla (balance.vanillagift.com) and Pathward. Always use the URL on the back of your card rather than a third-party checker.
Check your purchase receipts to confirm the original load amount. If the balance looks incorrect, call the customer service number on the back of your card — most retailers can pull up a full transaction history by card number.
Most retailers allow you to use more than one gift card per transaction, both in-store and online, though limits vary. Target allows unlimited gift cards per transaction. Sephora allows up to two gift cards per online order. Amazon lets you apply multiple gift card balances to your account, which then apply automatically at checkout.