Ultra Voucher announced on September 7, 2026 that physical and digital Ultra Voucher Gift Cards could be used at Solaria restaurants across Indonesia. According to the issuer, the integration connects UVGC with the cashier system and Ultra Voucher merchant app, with customers presenting the card’s barcode at payment. [1]

Voucher face values and redemption conditions

The official UltraGift catalogue provides a concrete view of the digital product behind the arrangement. Across all seven pages of its Ultra Voucher listing, eleven products explicitly named “UVGC Digital” showed face values from Rp10,000 to Rp1,000,000. The chart includes that complete named product family, rather than mixing it with promotional, physical-card or “Non Apps” variants. Each listing was marked Locked in the public session, so this is a catalogue observation rather than a verified purchase offer. [2]

The data behind the story

UVGC Digital: face values shown in the issuer catalogue

All eleven listings explicitly named “UVGC Digital Rp …” within the issuer’s Ultra Voucher merchant catalogue. Other product-name families and promotional variants are excluded.

IDR

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Official UltraGift catalogue, UVGC Digital > Ultra Voucher, all seven pages reviewed October 19, 2026

Current displayed denominations, not Solaria sales, average meal spending or confirmation that every listing can be bought immediately. All products showed Locked in the public session. September’s announcement accepts physical and digital UVGC, but does not publish a Solaria-specific denomination list.

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UVGC Digital: face values shown in the issuer catalogue (IDR)
CategoryDisplayed face value
Rp10,00010,000 IDR
Rp25,00025,000 IDR
Rp40,00040,000 IDR
Rp50,00050,000 IDR
Rp75,00075,000 IDR
Rp100,000100,000 IDR
Rp200,000200,000 IDR
Rp250,000250,000 IDR
Rp300,000300,000 IDR
Rp500,000500,000 IDR
Rp1,000,0001,000,000 IDR

The denomination schedule matters because a voucher’s face value need not match a restaurant bill. Ultra Voucher’s general FAQ says direct merchant use consumes the voucher without preserving unused value or returning change, while a larger bill requires another payment method for the difference. The same FAQ distinguishes redeeming a card into app value from using it directly at a merchant. These are general UVGC terms; the Solaria announcement does not supply a separate residual-balance, split-payment or denomination schedule. [1] [3]

The generic FAQ still names Alfamart in examples of direct merchant use, while the later Solaria announcement explicitly adds the restaurant chain. This limits how far the older examples can be applied to Solaria. The FAQ gives physical UVGC six months from activation and digital value six months from purchase or handover, with no extension after expiry; a specific card and its applicable merchant conditions remain the relevant redemption terms. [1] [3]

The announcement describes Solaria as having around 200 restaurants in 31 provinces and 55 cities. Those are issuer-reported measures of the restaurant network, not counts of voucher purchases or redemption outcomes. Ultra Voucher’s wider brand and corporate-client figures likewise describe its business rather than results from this integration. No programme transaction series or independent measure of additional restaurant spending was supplied in the reviewed sources. [1]

For reward buyers, the documented change is an added dining destination for a multi-merchant product. The public evidence establishes the announced acceptance mechanism and the catalogue’s displayed face values. It does not establish immediate availability of each catalogue entry, the number of Solaria customers using UVGC, or a sales increase caused by acceptance. [1] [2]