Tiketti has added Wolt Benefits as a payment route for personal gift cards in its online store. The Finnish ticket seller confirmed the gift-card option on September 15, after Wolt's September 14 announcement identified Tiketti among the service's participating cultural merchants.
The merchant announcement says a Wolt Benefits balance can fund a personal Tiketti gift card, alongside eligible festival, sports, theatre, concert and stand-up tickets. The gift-card option gives the employee a stored-value route to a later purchase rather than requiring selection of a particular event immediately.
The instrument is expressly personal. The announcement does not establish unrestricted transferable gifting, cash withdrawal or acceptance outside Tiketti's service.
Tiketti's current general gift-card guidance provides a practical distinction between purchase channels: online values can be selected in EUR 5 increments, while outlets allow values to the nearest euro. The card is valid for one year from purchase and can cover more than one purchase. These are general card terms checked on October 18, not newly announced Wolt fees or card-value limits. When cultural benefits fund the card, it remains for the employee's own use. [S03][S04]
Tiketti gift-card value increments by purchase channel
Current general card terms, observed October 18, 2026. This measures the step used to choose a face value.
EUR per face-value increment
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These are value-selection increments, not minimum or maximum card balances, service fees or a new Wolt tariff. Cultural-benefit-funded cards remain personal.
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| Category | EUR per face-value increment |
|---|---|
| Online store | 5 EUR per face-value increment |
| Retail outlets | 1 EUR per face-value increment |
Wolt's earlier announcement described the addition of sports and cultural benefits alongside its existing meal-benefit service in Finland. This report concerns the specific gift-card purchase channel at Tiketti, without treating the broader employee-benefit service as a newly issued general gift card.
Neither reviewed announcement discloses gift-card purchase volumes, merchant revenue or independently measured adoption.