Digital code by email after confirmed payment
Digital code by e-mail after confirmed payment
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Digital code by email after confirmed payment

Uber Eats gift card: choose your own amount

With Uber Eats you choose your own amount, from £15.00 to £150.00.

British buyers can set their own Uber Eats value anywhere between £15.00 and £150.00.

Prices on the UK site are shown in pounds sterling, the currency of every value on this page. Before you buy, have a look at which country your account is registered to, because many issuers tie a code to that country. If you are shopping for someone else in Britain, their account country is the one that counts, not yours.

What you get

An Uber Eats gift card gives you balance to spend on food delivery from participating restaurants in your city.

After confirmed payment you receive a unique code by e-mail, together with short redemption instructions. No physical card is shipped; this is a fully digital delivery.

How to redeem

  1. 1. Open the Uber Eats app and log in with your account.
  2. 2. Go to your account and choose 'Gift cards' or 'Add credit'.
  3. 3. Enter the code exactly as received by e-mail.
  4. 4. The balance is automatically applied to your next order.

Region and conditions

This card is valid for accounts registered in United Kingdom. Always check your account region before checkout, since a mismatched region setting will block redemption.

Validity

Validity: see Uber Eats's terms.

Balance check

Check your Uber Eats gift-card balance through Uber Eats's official balance page, app or account area. The available method differs by issuer.

Full guide: check your Uber Eats balance

Questions about this amount

Does the card also work for Uber rides?
No, Uber Eats balance is only valid for food delivery, not for Uber rides.
Can I use this to pay delivery fees?
Yes, the balance covers both the order amount and the delivery and service fees of the order.
Is the card tied to a country?
Yes, use the card in the country it was issued for, since account regions differ by country.