Start with the recipient’s account market and purpose. Then choose the balance amount — not the cheapest-looking number in another currency.
For a specific item, check its current local checkout total and the recipient’s existing balance. For rewards, set a per-recipient budget and keep each market separate.
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Choose an amount for the purpose
These face values are planning examples, not a recommendation to buy a particular listed product.
| Purpose | How to choose | Illustrative amount |
|---|---|---|
| Small balance top-up | Compare the remaining checkout amount with available denominations | 10 USD for a US account, if it fits the shortfall |
| Flexible personal gift | Choose a local-currency budget the recipient can use | 25 USD as a gift budget, not a promised game price |
| Larger content budget | Check the intended purchase and leftover balance | 50 USD only if the recipient’s market and need match |
| Corporate batch | Choose one denomination per recipient group | 25 codes × 25 USD = 625 USD face value |
Avoid a misleading total
The 625 USD above is recipient balance, not the Arcavanta seller amount. Calculate the seller total from the actual USD unit sale price. A 25 EUR card remains a EUR balance product even if the seller takes USD.
If the exact amount is not listed
Compare available denominations against the need. Markets can offer different face values. An on-request denomination has no public seller price; ask for a quote for that exact product and quantity.
Wholesale quantity is a separate choice
The displayed product minimum is a quantity rule per product line, not a minimum face value. A business ordering several denominations must satisfy it for each line.
Calculate a product lineSources and product terms
Source links recorded August 26, 2026; page copy reviewed September 17, 2026. Issuer product rules do not establish Arcavanta stock, sale prices or service timing.
Choose the right codes for your business
Review the product market, denomination and quantity in your business account. Keep the recipient balance separate from the seller amount.