Yes — any part of your tDC balance can become a gift card and go to someone else's eMail. It is the one way credit leaves your account
tDC itself cannot be transferred from one account to another. A gift card can, and it is delivered within seconds, never expires, and can be spent across several purchases.
Sending One
- Open travelData Wallet and go to the gift cards section
- Choose an amount, up to your available balance
- Enter the recipient's eMail address
- Confirm — the balance moves out of your wallet and the card arrives with them
You cannot send a gift card to your own address, and the amount cannot exceed your available balance. Once it is sent, the credit belongs to the recipient — it cannot be pulled back.
Why This Rather Than Buying a Plan for Them
- They choose the destination, the size and the moment
- It installs on their phone, which is the only place a plan can live
- Nothing expires, so a gift for a trip next year still works
A gift card bought this way behaves exactly like one bought on the Gift Cards page. The only difference is where the money came from.
If a plan costs more than the gift card covers, the recipient pays the difference normally at checkout. There is no need to match the amount exactly
