The transition preserves expiry rules while the service changes identity

For people already holding a Spirit of Cadeau card, the new branding does not create a June 15 spending deadline. A separate Pluxee FAQ, dated June 16, says existing cards can continue to be used normally until their expiry, which it describes as 12 months after issue. [S3]

The new-card FAQ also specifies 12 months, counted from the date the CSE loads the card. Its wording differs from the issue-date rule for outstanding Spirit of Cadeau cards. Administrators should use the expiry shown for the particular card, rather than assume the June rebranding starts a fresh period. [S3] [S4]

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Existing Spirit of Cadeau expiry FAQ; New Carte Pluxee Cadeaux validity FAQ

These are the two specific transition FAQs, not every incentive-card contract. Issue date and CSE loading date are retained as written and are not assumed to coincide. No new twelve-month period is granted merely by the name change.

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Published validity during the Pluxee card transition (months)
Category	Stated validity
Existing Spirit of Cadeau: from issue	12 months
New Carte Pluxee Cadeaux: from CSE loading	12 months

The June 15 FAQ says Carte Pluxee Cadeaux works within the same partner network as Spirit of Cadeau. It also describes additional brands as something Pluxee is working to add in the following months. That separates the confirmed continuity of acceptance from a planned expansion of the network. [S2]

For employers distributing rewards, continuity matters because a change of card identity can otherwise leave recipients uncertain about where to spend their balance. Pluxee's guidance addresses that immediate question

Pluxee France began progressively replacing its Spirit of Cadeau card with Carte Pluxee Cadeaux from June 15, while retaining the existing merchant acceptance network. The change brings the gift-card product under the Pluxee name, with continuity for employers and recipients central to the company's published transition guidance. [S1] [S2] The transition preserves expiry rules while the service changes identity For people already holding a Spirit of Cadeau card, the new branding does not create a June 15 spending deadline. A separate Pluxee FAQ, dated June 16, says existing cards can continue to be used normally until their expiry, which it describes as 12 months after issue. [S3] The new-card FAQ also specifies 12 months, counted from the date the CSE loads the card. Its wording differs from the issue-date rule for outstanding Spirit of Cadeau cards. Administrators should use the expiry shown for the particular card, rather than assume the June rebranding starts a fresh period. [S3] [S4] Published validity during the Pluxee card transition Both FAQs state twelve months, with different wording for the start event. Rebranding does not restart an existing card’s clock. Stated validity Existing Spirit of Cadeau: from issue: 12 months New Carte Pluxee Cadeaux: from CSE loading: 12 months These are the two specific transition FAQs, not every incentive-card contract. Issue date and CSE loading date are retained as written and are not assumed to coincide. No new twelve-month period is granted merely by the name change. Existing Spirit of Cadeau expiry FAQ New Carte Pluxee Cadeaux validity FAQ The June 15 FAQ says Carte Pluxee Cadeaux works within the same partner network as Spirit of Cadeau. It also describes additional brands as something Pluxee is working to add in the following months. That separates the confirmed continuity of acceptance from a planned expansion of the network. [S2] For employers distributing rewards, continuity matters because a change of card identity can otherwise leave recipients uncertain about where to spend their balance. Pluxee's guidance addresses that immediate question

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