Credit terms
Version 2026-11-10
- One credit equals one US dollar of goods or services from a business on the list at /where. Every business on the list is owned or controlled by the same owner as the issuer.
- Credits are not money, cannot be exchanged for cash, money, cryptocurrency or any other currency, and cannot be used to buy gift cards, prepaid cards or stored value, including Kindcard.
- You may not sell credits or buy them from anyone for money, on our sites or elsewhere. Accounts that do are closed.
- An account can hold at most $2,000 in credits and take in at most $2,000 in one day (purchases plus credits received).
- Credits do not expire and carry no fees.
- California residents may ask for a balance under $15 back (Civil Code 1749.5). This is the only case where credits are paid back.
- A transfer can be canceled by the sender until the receiver accepts it; after that it is final, except when we reverse it after a review for fraud.
- Credits bought with a payment that is disputed are frozen, and so are matching credits it was sent on to.
- You must be 18 or older to buy or send credits, and have a confirmed phone number to send or receive them. One account per phone number.
- If you close your account, spend or send the balance first. A balance left on a closed account stays there and can be restored by support for as long as the program runs.
- If the program ends, we give written notice and time to spend, then refund what is left to the original cards.