KULT and OLYMP & HADES have added immediate digital delivery of gift vouchers through a new webshop connected to their existing AVS voucher platform. [S01]

AVS announced the development on September 21, saying the webshop had gone live during September. It does not identify a precise first operating day. The change replaces waiting for postal delivery with a digital route from purchase to fulfilment. [S01]

Preset values show the purchase choice behind digital delivery

G+C Dienstleistungs GmbH already provided online ordering for physical gift cards that were mailed to customers. Under the new route, buyers choose a voucher value between EUR 5 and EUR 250, select or upload a design and send the gift by email to themselves or another recipient. [S01]

The operating storefront adds detail to that range: its preset buttons show EUR 10, EUR 25, EUR 50, EUR 100 and EUR 200 alongside a custom-amount control. They are actual purchase options, not the distribution of customer spending. [S02]

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Five preset amounts in the live KULT and OLYMP & HADES shop

Preset face values displayed on October 19, 2026; a separate custom-amount control is also available.

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G+C live digital-voucher storefront

Displayed purchasing options, not sales, popularity or an exhaustive set of allowed values. AVS states a custom-value range of EUR 5–250. The current selector does not prove the date each preset was introduced, or that postal fulfilment has ceased. No order or payment was submitted.

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Five preset amounts in the live KULT and OLYMP & HADES shop (EUR)
CategoryPreset voucher face value
EUR 1010 EUR
EUR 2525 EUR
EUR 5050 EUR
EUR 100100 EUR
EUR 200200 EUR

The voucher can be printed as a PDF or saved in a smartphone wallet. Participating stores scan its code at checkout from either a phone screen or a paper printout, according to AVS. The provider says webshop purchases are paid through PayPal. [S01]

The service therefore adds a digital purchase and delivery channel tied to store acceptance. It does not establish a new general-purpose payment card or a new online merchandise-redemption network. [S01]

The operating storefront displays immediate PDF and wallet availability. Its linked legal information identifies G+C as the website operator; that role should not be confused with ownership of every participating shop. [S02] [S05]

G+C has used the AVS voucher system for the two brands since December 2025. The earlier rollout supported store sales and redemption, central administration and physical-card fulfilment, while describing digital vouchers as a planned next stage. [S01] [S04]

September's announcement confirms that additional stage is live. AVS says voucher and transaction data flow into the same central system, connecting issuance and redemption with clearing and accounting processes. [S01] [S04]

The commercial change is the removal of a postal fulfilment step from an established gift-card program. The announcement does not disclose digital-voucher sales, redeemed balances or a measured increase in customer purchases. [S01] [S04]

The complete consumer conditions restrict redemption to participating German KULT and OLYMP & HADES stores and state three years’ validity. They permit partial use, preserve remaining value until expiry and allow another payment method for any shortfall. Several vouchers can be used for one purchase; cash redemption is excluded. Those conditions define the boundary of the digital channel, rather than making the voucher usable internationally. [S03]

The terms identify PayPal as the available purchase payment method and warn that possession of the delivered code enables spending without an additional identity check. The imprint identifies G+C as the website operator and expressly distinguishes that role from running the stores. The provider’s earlier account said country-specific Austrian and Luxembourg rollouts were planned; this German webshop does not verify their completion. [S03] [S04] [S05]