Straight to the listing form, no approval round
List an Airbnb Gift Card
A gift you were given for a trip you no longer plan to take.
Several codes with one value, all issued for the same country.
One listing per country when your codes come from different markets.
Open an account and add a withdrawal method Sign up on EB24 and store the method you will cash out with. Our guide for new sellers walks through it.
Study the offers for your country Browse the Airbnb Gift Card offers filtered to your country and see what cards of a similar value ask for.
Select the country Pick one of the ten countries in the form, such as United Kingdom (GBP) or Mexico (MXN). The field is mandatory and must match the card.
Write the value and set the stock Start the title with the amount and currency, add a few lines of description, then fill in a price plus the count of identical codes.
Hand over the code and cash out Once the traveller pays, you post the code in the order. When they confirm the credit loaded, the held funds reach your EB24 balance.
Travellers pick their country before browsing, so anyone who opens your listing has an Airbnb profile where your card actually applies.
EB24 collects the money at checkout. You reveal the code only after that, so no traveller can take the code and then skip paying.
The code, the chat and the buyer confirmation stay attached to the order. If a booking question appears weeks later, support can read the full trail.
The form asks only for the country. The value belongs in your title, and visitors to the Airbnb Gift Card page scan those two details first.
When the details are ready, go to the Airbnb item form. Sellers with other gift codes can compare notes on the Amazon Gift Card seller page.
Travellers weigh your price against the printed value and against offers for the same country. A cheaper card from a different country does not compete with yours.
Ten countries times a few face values soon becomes a long list of offers. Through the EB24 seller API your own tools can publish and adjust them.
API keys live under Integrations in your dashboard. Planning a large catalogue? Let the team know via the contact page beforehand.
The traveller pays when ordering, and EB24 keeps those funds until the credit shows on their Airbnb profile. After confirmation the sum is yours to withdraw.
Read about fees and payouts in the help centre. Every sale also falls under the EB24 terms of service.
Yes, provided nobody has applied the code and you came by it legitimately. Create an EB24 account, add a withdrawal method and press the listing button above to open the item form. Pick the country from the card, put the value in the title, choose a price and stock, and the listing is published.
Ten: the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Mexico and Brazil. Each comes with its currency in the label. Airbnb applies a card only to a profile from the issuing country, so choose the country that matches the card and not the one you live in.
No. Both use euros, but EB24 keeps France, Germany, Spain and Italy as separate countries because Airbnb ties the card to where it was sold. List the card under the country it was issued for, so a traveller from that country sees it and can apply the credit.
At the start of the title. The Airbnb form has a country field but no amount field, so travellers learn the value and currency from your title and compare it with the price you set. A title such as 100 EUR Airbnb card is easy to read in a long list.
Inside the EB24 order. After checkout you post the code there, and the traveller adds it on the Airbnb gift card page while signed in to their own profile. Delivering anywhere else means the held payment and the support record no longer cover the sale.
Checkout money stays on hold with EB24 during delivery. As soon as the traveller confirms the credit appeared on their profile, the sum is added to your seller balance, and a withdrawal can follow at any time through the method saved in your dashboard.
The traveller flags the problem on the order, and our support staff go through its history with you. Rejections usually mean the card belongs to another country or was applied before, so checking the country and the code status before listing prevents most of these cases.
First line up your price against other cards from that country with a similar value. Next, check that the value opens the title and that the country tag is correct. A listing without a visible amount, or filed under the wrong country, gets very few clicks.
Copy the country from the card, show its value up front and post the code to the order when EB24 confirms payment.
List an Airbnb Gift Card
