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Wallis manufactures custom paper game recharge cards, scratch-off PIN cards and prepaid gaming vouchers for game publishers, digital-service operators, authorized card programs, distributors and retail suppliers. We support bulk card printing with branded artwork, variable data, concealed redemption codes, serial numbers and tailored packaging.
These physical cards can be used to present a prepaid code for game credits, digital subscriptions, activation programs and retail promotions. The issuing company controls code validity, value, activation and redemption through its own platform; printing a physical card does not, by itself, create a working top-up system.
Choose card stock, design, quantity and code requirements for an OEM or ODM production project. Wallis can discuss artwork preparation, proofing, scratch-off finishes and export packaging according to your specifications.
The following options describe the paper game card product range presented by Wallis. Final construction, print data, finishes and delivery specifications should be confirmed with an approved quotation and sample.
| Specification | Available Options / Project Details |
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| Product | Custom Paper Game Recharge Card / Scratch-Off PIN Card |
| Substrate | White paperboard, coated paper or specialty paper |
| Paper Weight | 250–450 gsm, subject to selected stock and availability |
| Card Dimensions | Custom sizes and shapes; confirm die-cut dimensions before artwork preparation |
| Artwork | Custom logos, graphics, printed instructions and authorized branding |
| Printing | Full-color CMYK; Pantone or spot-color matching by request |
| Surface Finish | Matte, gloss or UV coating depending on card structure |
| Variable Data | Serial numbers, unique PINs, activation codes, barcodes and QR codes |
| Code Concealment | Optional scratch-off panels and other security-printing finishes |
| Card Format | Individual cards or project-specific multi-card / retail formats |
| Packing | Bulk-packed, individually wrapped or retail display packaging as agreed |
| MOQ | Normally starting from 1,000 pieces; verify with Wallis for each specification |
| OEM / ODM | Custom artwork, sizes, finishes, code layout and packaging |
| Primary Buyers | Game operators, card issuers, distributors, retail networks and promotional agencies |
Important: Paper weight in gsm indicates the weight of the selected stock, not the finished card thickness in millimeters. Coatings and laminates can change both the finished thickness and recyclability.
Paper recharge cards carry a game top-up identifier or redemption code linked to a program operated by the issuing game brand. They are suitable for authorized game credit distribution and in-store top-up sales.
A scratch-off PIN card conceals a unique code under a removable panel until the customer reveals it. This format is commonly used for digital credits, account activation and prepaid services.
Branded paper gaming gift cards can include printed denominations, a serial number, redemption instructions and packaging designed for retail shelves or gifting campaigns. Any monetary value is assigned and managed by the issuer.
These cards can carry identifiers for digital downloads, subscription activation and access-code campaigns. The redemption rules and code validation belong to the service provider.
Personalized paper vouchers may be used for member campaigns, promotional rewards, coupons and channel incentives, including date- or batch-specific printed messaging.
Choose single- or double-sided printing, full-color imagery, brand colors, localized instructions and card shapes appropriate to your sales channel. Supply approved artwork and a clear indication of where each variable-data field must appear.
Matte and gloss treatments can be evaluated for appearance and scratch resistance. Specialty embellishments such as UV printing or holographic elements are optional and require confirmation of production suitability.
Choose bulk cartons, individual packs, sleeves or retailer-ready formats. Packaging requirements can cover card orientation, batch labels, language versions and shipping protection.
For large game card orders, variable-data printing enables each card to carry a distinct code, while the main design remains consistent. Wallis lists unique PIN codes, serial numbers, barcodes and QR codes among its customization options.
| Data Field | Purpose | Buyer Confirmation |
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| Unique PIN / Redemption Code | Customer enters a concealed code to claim a benefit | Length, allowed characters, uniqueness rules and code source |
| Serial Number | Identifies the physical card or production record | Sequential or random format and matching method |
| Barcode | Enables point-of-sale or warehouse scanning | Barcode symbology, character format and sample scanner test |
| QR Code | Links to a destination or encodes an identifier | Exact destination or payload and scanning requirements |
| Printed Denomination | Communicates the stated value or entitlement | Currency, market, legal wording and issuing platform rules |
| Batch / Retail Identifier | Distinguishes artwork, language or distribution batch | Placement, carton labeling and reconciliation needs |
For confidential PIN lists, agree on the file format, transfer method, authorized access, sample records, verification process and data disposition before sending live codes. These operational controls should be specified in the contract rather than assumed from a generic printing description.
A properly specified scratch-off coating helps conceal printed PINs from casual viewing until redemption. Coating adhesion, legibility after scratching, light-blocking performance and resistance to premature removal should be checked on approved samples.
Depending on the project, discuss UV ink, microtext, holographic elements and numbering patterns. These may help with verification but do not make a physical card immune to copying, tampering or fraud.
For cards carrying matched PINs, serial numbers and barcodes, establish an agreed verification and reconciliation method before bulk production. Confirm acceptance criteria for code readability, print registration, missing or repeated data and scratches during transit.
| Stage | Recommended Project Workflow |
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| 1. Requirements | Confirm card type, quantities, market, redemption method, sizes and stock |
| 2. Artwork & Data | Provide approved design, brand authorization and any variable-data specifications |
| 3. Proof & Sample | Review color, dielines, printed code layout, scratch area and packaging sample |
| 4. Production | Print artwork and approved variable data; apply specified finishes and scratch coating |
| 5. Quality Review | Check sampling or inspection results against agreed tolerances and data requirements |
| 6. Packing & Shipping | Label batches, pack according to purchase order and arrange export shipment |
Manufacturing services and delivery schedules vary by project complexity, code processing and order quantity. Ask Wallis to confirm sampling, production lead time and confidentiality arrangements in writing.
| Decision Factor | Paper Recharge Cards | Plastic Cards |
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| Typical Use | Single-use vouchers, promotions and scratch-off PIN products | Longer-lived membership and reusable stored-value cards |
| Material | Paperboard or coated paper | PVC, PET or other suitable card materials |
| Presentation | Lightweight with custom print and die-cut options | Rigid card feel with durable surfaces |
| Code Options | Printed PIN, serial number, barcode or QR code | Printed identifiers and, where specified, added card technologies |
| Commercial Considerations | Often suitable for high-volume disposable distribution | Consider for programs requiring greater physical durability |
| End-of-Life | Recyclability depends on coatings and local collection rules | Recycling access depends on polymer type and local systems |
Paper can reduce the need for conventional plastic card substrates, but scratch coatings, laminates and inks may affect recyclability. Avoid claiming all printed game cards are recyclable without confirming the final construction and local disposal system.
Distribute physical top-up cards or redeemable digital access vouchers through authorized retail networks. Brand artwork should be supplied by the rights holder or licensed purchaser.
Provide shelf-ready prepaid game cards, promotional packs and clearly labeled batches suitable for inventory tracking and point-of-sale handling.
Paper PIN and scratch cards can also support prepaid telecom and other account-recharge programs, using the same card printing and personalized data capabilities.
Use printed access codes, discount identifiers and promotional vouchers for trade shows, game launches, loyalty campaigns and subscription promotions.
Wallis positions itself as a manufacturer of custom paper game cards with OEM/ODM printing, personalized information fields, scratch-off options and bulk export services. For buyers managing large promotional or prepaid programs, the key advantage is the ability to coordinate card stock, print design, code layout and packaging specifications with one supplier.
Custom project options: choose card dimensions, printed denominations, materials and retail artwork.
Variable-data formats: specify PINs, barcodes, QR codes and serial-number requirements.
Security-printing options: request an appropriate scratch-off area and specialty features for assessment.
Production approval: request samples and agree on quality acceptance criteria before volume printing.
Wholesale supply: discuss batch quantities, carton packing and export delivery arrangements.
For brand-specific gaming cards, confirm that the purchaser has permission to reproduce any third-party trademarks, copyrighted artwork and brand names. Wallis card printing should not be confused with selling unauthorized game credits or activation codes.
Below are the existing images showing Wallis operations and customer communication. Buyers can also request relevant project examples, specifications, documented inspection procedures and samples for the exact card construction being ordered.
To prepare an accurate paper game recharge card quotation, share the estimated quantity, card dimensions, paper weight, print design, number of distinct PIN codes, scratch area, security-printing requirements, packaging type, destination country and requested delivery window. Mention whether the issuer supplies validated code data or only needs blank mock-ups for initial approval.
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A paper game recharge card is a printed voucher that presents a code or identifier for a gaming or prepaid service. It is redeemed through the issuing company’s digital platform; the card itself does not hold funds or activate an account.
Wallis lists variable PIN-code and serial-number printing among its services. Provide the required code format, quantity and matching rules, and confirm the approved process for handling confidential code files before production.
Yes. Scratch-off panels are a stated customization option. Confirm the required panel area, opacity, removal performance and code legibility on the sample.
Yes. Wallis offers printed QR codes, barcodes and serial numbers. Scannability depends on the final artwork, print quality, encoded content and compatibility with the buyer’s scanning system.
The current product range lists white paperboard, coated paper and specialty paper with a typical stock range of 250–450 gsm. Check availability for your size, finish and printing process.
The current Wallis product information gives a starting MOQ of 1,000 pieces. Different artwork, security treatments or customized packaging may affect the minimum for a specific project.
Custom branded card printing can be discussed when the purchaser is the rights holder or has the necessary written authorization to use the brand’s logos and artwork. Printing services do not imply affiliation with a game platform.
Different amounts, currencies, languages and card designs can be printed as specified. The issuing platform—not the physical card manufacturer—determines how a value is funded, activated and redeemed.
No physical card is completely fraud-proof. Scratch coatings, traceable serial numbers and additional security printing can improve resistance to casual inspection and misuse, while the issuer must secure its code database and redemption system.
Wallis states that sample production is available. Request approval samples for card stock, artwork colors, printed fields, scratch coating and packaging before placing a bulk order.
Paperboard may be recyclable, but inks, laminates and scratch-off coatings can alter the result. Verify the finished card composition and check local recycling acceptance before making a recyclability claim.
This page describes physical card manufacturing and printing. PIN activation, account crediting, payment processing and customer redemption are functions of the game issuer or its authorized platform unless separately contracted.
Send quantity, material, size, color requirements, artwork, variable-data format, scratch-panel design, packaging details and destination. Wallis can then confirm feasible specifications, pricing and lead time.
Tell Wallis about your paper game card project, including the target sales channel, artwork, quantity and any PIN or scratch-off requirements. A clear specification helps align design, security printing, packaging and final production approval.
