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Using your Flipkart gift card is easy with this step-by-step guide. Before you start shopping, make sure you have your 16-digit gift card number and 6-digit PIN handy. You can find these on the physical card or in the email if it's a digital gift card· Once you're set, head to Flipkart's website or app, add your desired items to your cart, and proceed to checkout. During checkout, choose the "Pay By Gift Card" option, where you'll enter your gift card details. Flipkart will automatically deduct the gift card value from your total. If your gift card balance doesn't cover the full amount, you can use another payment method to complete the transaction. Remember, cash on delivery isn't accepted for the remaining balance.

 


It's important to keep a few things in mind. Check your gift card's validity before using it, as expired cards won't be accepted. You can combine multiple gift cards for a single purchase and use any remaining balance for future buys. However, there are some restrictions; you can't use Flipkart gift cards to buy other gift cards, third-party gift cards, or Flipkart First subscriptions, and bulk purchases are also not allowed. Lastly, keep your gift card details safe, and if you run into any issues, don't hesitate to reach out to Flipkart's customer support for help. With these tips, you'll have no trouble making the most of your Flipkart gift card and enjoying a seamless shopping experience. 

 

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