Can you sell Ulta Beauty gift cards on KWIQ?
Not right now: KWIQ isn’t buying Ulta Beauty gift cards at the moment. You can still get naira on KWIQ by selling a gift card KWIQ buys, such as Amazon, Sephora or eBay, or by selling crypto like Bitcoin and USDT with zero conversion fees.
KWIQ isn’t buying Ulta Beauty cards right now
KWIQ buys the gift cards listed in the app, and Ulta Beauty gift cards aren’t on that list at the moment. When KWIQ starts buying them, this page will show the rate.
In the meantime, here are two other ways to turn what you have into naira.
Gift cards KWIQ buys
You can sell these in the KWIQ app today. Each page shows today’s rates and how to sell.
- Sell an Amazon gift card: up to ₦41,200 for a $100 card today
- Sell a Sephora gift card: up to ₦109,800 for a $100 card today
- Sell an eBay gift card: up to ₦43,000 for a $100 card today
- Sell a Nike gift card: up to ₦64,100 for a $100 card today
- Sell a Foot Locker gift card: up to ₦93,300 for a $100 card today
- Sell a Walmart gift card: up to ₦16,500 for a $100 card today
- See every gift card KWIQ buys
Or sell crypto for naira
KWIQ buys Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies. You see the rate before you sell, there are no conversion fees, and naira hits your Nigerian bank account in just 4 seconds.
Start with selling USDT or selling Bitcoin, or see today’s crypto to naira rates.
About the Ulta Beauty gift card
Ulta Beauty gift cards are spent on make-up, skincare, hair care and salon services at Ulta Beauty in the US.
If you keep your Ulta Beauty card
- Keep the receipt for a physical Ulta card if you have it.
- Using it yourself, or giving it to someone who can, is often the simplest way to get its value.
- Be careful with buyers on social media: never share a card’s code before you’ve been paid, and only trade on platforms you trust.
- Check the balance only on the brand’s own website or app, never on a “balance checker” link someone sends you.
Why people use KWIQ
- Trusted since 2017: 100,000+ users sell on KWIQ.
- See the rate first: the app shows the rate for your card and type before you trade.
- Paid in naira: withdraw to any Nigerian bank account, including OPay, PalmPay, Kuda and every commercial bank.
- App or web: use the app, or sell from your browser at mobile.kwiq.app.
- More than gift cards: sell crypto for naira (zero fees when you swap crypto to naira), and buy airtime, data and pay bills.
