All features

Everything Store Credit & Gift Cards does, on one page.

Each line links the help page that explains it.

Give credit to a registered customer, or to an email address for someone without an account, in two steps: fill in, review, then issue (more)
A reason for your records (Manual, Compensation, Refund alternative, Loyalty, Promotion, Giveaway, Other), a message for the customer and a note only staff see (more)
Per credit: an expiry date, only certain products or categories, whether it may be combined with coupons, whether it may also pay tax and shipping (more)
Correct a balance with a reason, expire, revoke or archive a credit, send its email again; the history keeps every line (more)
Many credits at once from a CSV file, with a preview before anything is issued (more)
Cashback: a percent of what customers pay for products, paid into store credit after a waiting time, lowered by refunds (more)
Customers send gift card balance, or store credit too, to someone else when you allow it (more)

A gift card is a normal WooCommerce product; one button creates it already set up (more)
Four ways to set the value: the product price, a separate face value (pay 25, get 30), up to 20 preset amounts, or an amount the buyer types in within your limits (more)
For the buyer, an optional recipient or a required recipient, with a personal message and a delivery date the buyer picks (more)
Sent only when the order is paid; the recipient gets the value, the code and the message by WooCommerce's own email (more)
The recipient spends it with the code and their email, no account needed, or links it to their account (more)
Gift cards cannot be bought with credit or lowered by a coupon, so a discount never turns into spendable value (more)
Card designs: up to 12 pictures the buyer chooses from, shown in the email, the account and the printable card (more)
Physical gift cards shipped with the order, printed from the order (more)
Customers add money to a gift card they already have (more)
A printable card (PDF) with a QR code that opens the cart with the code, for the customer, for you and as an email attachment (more)
Holder cards that whoever holds them can spend, with an optional PIN: sold online and shipped, or made in batches for a card printer (numbers and PINs as a CSV, a sheet of cards to print), each activated when sold (more)

A signed-in customer sees their credits above the cart and applies one with a click; it is never spent by itself (more)
Several credits on one order, and what is left stays for next time (more)
Credit is held for an unpaid order, so nobody can spend it twice, and given back when the order is cancelled (more)
A full refund gives the credit back by itself; on a partial refund you decide how much (more)
Customers who switched the shop to another currency with WPML or FOX pay with credit there too, converted at the switcher's rate (more)
Refund an order as store credit from WooCommerce's own refund panel: the refund is recorded, the amount becomes store credit for the customer, exactly once per refund (more)
Works in WooCommerce's block cart and checkout
My Account shows each customer their own credits, balance and history (more)

A customer shares a personal link; the friend gets store credit or a first-order discount, the customer gets store credit (more)
A minimum first order, waiting days before credit is released, an invitation window and limits per customer and for the whole program (more)
You decide which other offers may be combined, separately for the first order and for spending each side's credit (more)
No self-referral, first purchase only, and both rewards are cancelled when the friend's order is refunded (more)

Every credit has a full history: issued, held, used, given back, corrected (more)
Reports over 7, 30, 90 or 365 days, and a read-only check that points at credits whose history and balance disagree (more)
What is outstanding, by currency, age and expiry, for your bookkeeping; CSV exports (more)
Takes part in WordPress's personal data export and erase tools (more)