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Gift cards at Walmart include hundreds of options, from Walmart\u2019s own gift cards<\/a> to third-party brands like Starbucks, Apple, and Amazon, plus open-loop Visa and Mastercard prepaid cards you can use anywhere.<\/p>\n Not every brand is available (Walmart doesn\u2019t sell Amazon or Target cards), some come with activation fees (usually $3\u2013$6 on prepaid cards), and what you\u2019ll find in-store often differs from what\u2019s online.<\/p>\n I\u2019m walking you through exactly which gift cards are sold at Walmart right now: the major brands available, typical denominations ($10\u2013$500 depending on the card), which ones have fees and which don\u2019t, and the brands Walmart doesn\u2019t carry.<\/p>\n You\u2019ll also see how Walmart\u2019s in-store selection compares to walmart.com, whether you can reload cards, and a few misconceptions people have about buying gift cards there.<\/p>\n By the end, you\u2019ll know exactly which gift cards Walmart actually sells and which ones you have to buy from another store.<\/p>\n \nFreeCash<\/strong>: Get paid for testing games, using app & taking surveys. Highest Payouts, Instant Cashouts & Daily Bonuses. Sign up for free<\/a> With that said, here are the most popular gift cards Walmart sells, separated by categories.<\/p>\n From a quick coffee run to a full sit-down dinner, Walmart has you covered. They offer gift cards for dozens of popular national chains.<\/p>\n Whether it\u2019s for home improvement, fashion, or everyday shopping, you can find cards for nearly every major retailer.<\/p>\n This is one of the most popular sections. You\u2019ll find cards for every major gaming console, streaming service, and app store.<\/p>\n This is a category many people don\u2019t realize Walmart carries. You can actually buy gift cards to help pay<\/a> for flights, hotels, and vacation rentals.<\/p>\n Walmart also carries refill and prepaid cards for major wireless carriers and prepaid phone services, so you can top up plans or give phone service as a gift.<\/p>\n For ultimate flexibility, Walmart sells \u201copen-loop\u201d prepaid gift cards from the major credit card companies.<\/p>\n Unlike the brand-specific cards above, these can be used almost anywhere that accepts Visa, Mastercard, or American Express.<\/p>\n They are a great alternative to giving cash.<\/p>\n By the way, if you have a remaining balance on one of these cards you want to cash out, check out my guide on how to turn Visa gift cards into cash<\/a>.<\/p>\n Of course, you can also buy Walmart gift cards at any Walmart store or on their website.<\/p>\n Walmart\u2019s own gift cards are easy to find and don\u2019t come with activation fees.<\/p>\n You can buy them in two forms:<\/p>\n You can use Walmart gift cards at any Walmart store, on Walmart.com, and at Walmart gas stations near you.<\/p>\n To save you a wasted trip, I can confirm there are a few popular gift cards that Walmart does not carry, and those are mainly gift cards for their competitors (which is totally understandable).<\/p>\n Here are the top brand gift cards you won\u2019t find on the Walmart gift cards rack or website:<\/p>\n The simple rule of thumb is that if a brand is a primary, direct competitor to Walmart, you shouldn\u2019t expect to find its gift card there.<\/p>\n And if you can\u2019t find a specific gift cards you are shopping for at your local Walmart, check out other stores. I have a similar guide covering the full list of gift cards sold at CVS<\/a>.<\/p>\n No, Walmart does not sell Amazon gift cards in its stores or directly on Walmart.com.<\/p>\n This is a firm policy based on standard retail practice where major competitors do not stock each other\u2019s primary products.<\/p>\n The confusion usually comes from the Walmart Marketplace. While Walmart itself does not sell them,\u00a0you may sometimes see a third-party seller listing an Amazon gift card for sale on Walmart\u2019s website (usually at a higher price, too).<\/p>\n This is not the same as Walmart officially carrying the product. Remember, Walmart Marketplace is basically like Amazon, where different people and companies can sell stuff on their own.<\/p>\n If you want to buy an Amazon gift card safely and without a markup, your best bet is to purchase directly from approved retailers like drugstores or supermarkets.<\/p>\n
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Restaurant & Dining Gift Cards<\/h3>\n
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Retail & Department Store Gift Cards<\/h3>\n
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Entertainment & Gaming Gift Cards<\/h3>\n
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Travel & Airline Gift Cards<\/h3>\n
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Mobile & Phone Gift Cards<\/h3>\n
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Prepaid Visa, Mastercard & AMEX Gift Cards<\/h3>\n
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Walmart Branded Gift Cards<\/h3>\n
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What Gift Cards Does Walmart NOT Sell?<\/h2>\n
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Does Walmart Sell Amazon Gift Cards?<\/h3>\n