Travogogreen
New member
- Company Name
- Jiomart
- Product Name
- giftcard
- Loss Amount
- 2800
- Ratings
I recently had an extremely disappointing experience with JioMart that every shopper must know before purchasing their gift cards. I bought two gift cards worth ₹2,000 each, assuming they would function like any normal gift card — use what you need and keep the remaining balance for future orders. What happened instead was shocking.
After using only around ₹600 from each card, I tried to use them again. Both cards displayed “Already Used.” There was no option to check balance, no transaction breakdown, and no transparency on how much had been deducted. It was only after this issue that I discovered JioMart’s hidden policy:
Gift cards are one-time use only. No partial redemption. No carry-forward balance.
Whatever you don’t use is simply lost.
Losing nearly ₹2,800 from my two gift cards simply because I wasn’t aware of this rule is not just frustrating — it feels unfair and unacceptable. In 2026, when almost every digital platform supports partial usage, wallet crediting, and full visibility, JioMart’s outdated system raises serious concerns about customer trust.
JioMart must urgently rethink this policy and offer a transparent, customer-friendly gifting experience. Until then, customers should be cautious — because the current setup exposes them to unnecessary financial loss and disappointment.
After using only around ₹600 from each card, I tried to use them again. Both cards displayed “Already Used.” There was no option to check balance, no transaction breakdown, and no transparency on how much had been deducted. It was only after this issue that I discovered JioMart’s hidden policy:
Gift cards are one-time use only. No partial redemption. No carry-forward balance.
Whatever you don’t use is simply lost.
Key Issues Customers Must Know
- ₹2,000 gift card becomes single-use — even if you use only ₹100 or ₹500.
- Remaining balance is automatically forfeited, with no clarity or warning.
- No balance check option, unlike all major e-commerce platforms.
- No alert or pop-up informing customers that unused balance will be wiped out.
- No transaction history, making it impossible to track usage.
- Zero transparency — customers only find out after losing their money.
- Policy is not clearly highlighted at the time of purchase or checkout.
Losing nearly ₹2,800 from my two gift cards simply because I wasn’t aware of this rule is not just frustrating — it feels unfair and unacceptable. In 2026, when almost every digital platform supports partial usage, wallet crediting, and full visibility, JioMart’s outdated system raises serious concerns about customer trust.
JioMart must urgently rethink this policy and offer a transparent, customer-friendly gifting experience. Until then, customers should be cautious — because the current setup exposes them to unnecessary financial loss and disappointment.