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EnKash Bolt is a platform that provides access to exclusive brand shopping vouchers across various categories, allowing users to unlock significant savings. Through Bolt, users can explore and buy gift cards, and employee gift vouchers, ranging from e-commerce to food & beverages, apparel, entertainment, and health & wellness, all available at discounted rates.

A brand voucher or gift voucher is a promotional offer by brands to provide discounts on specified products and services. We feature a curated selection of brands, including Amazon Gift Vouchers, Flipkart Gift Vouchers, Myntra Gift Vouchers, Lifestyle Vouchers, and more. It's essential to note that each brand has its unique redemption guidelines. To ensure a seamless experience, take a moment to read the 'Terms & Conditions' and 'How to Redeem' sections specific to the brand of your choice. Elevate your game with e-gift cards online, available exclusively on EnKash.

Using a brand shopping voucher is pretty simple. Here’s how you can do it the right way:

• Read the amount it is valid for and whether it can be redeemed online or offline

• Know for which products and services it can be utilized and the last date to use it

• Check all the terms and conditions mentioned on the brand voucher

• Enter the code or coupon as given during checkout when purchasing on the brand's website or in-store

• If in doubt, reach out to the brand via their customer service

Combining brand vouchers with other discounts or offers completely depends on the brand’s terms and conditions. Some brands may allow clubbing offers with brand vouchers, while others will refrain from it. It is advisable to read the terms and conditions of the brand voucher carefully before using it.

Brand vouchers are usually not transferable and can only be used by the recipient. However, some shopping vouchers can be transferred to close friends and family depending on the terms and conditions stated in the voucher.

Gift vouchers given to employees are not taxable up to a limit of Rs 5000 in a given financial year. However, if the gift voucher value exceeds the threshold amount of Rs 5000, then the employer will have to pay the tax applicable as per Section 17(2) (viii) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, read with Rule 3 (7) (iv) of the Income Tax Rules, 1962. In this case, the employer will have to retain the taxes from your salary against this gift voucher.