How to check your Subway gift card balance
How to check your Subway gift card balance on the official site, by phone or in store — plus activation, fees, expiry and scams to avoid.
Quick answer: Check your Subway gift card balance online at subway.com, in the Subway app or at any Subway checkout. You will need: card number; PIN (under silver scratch-off). Enter the card number and PIN only on subway.com.
What you need
- Card number
- PIN (under silver scratch-off)
Check your Subway gift card balance online
- Registered cards can be checked with the online Subway Gift Card Balance Checker or in the Subway App.
- Scratch off the silver box on the back of the card to see the PIN.
- For eGift cards, the PIN is in the delivery email.
- Unregistered cards can be checked at participating restaurants.
Other ways to check the balance
- In store: ask a cashier or customer-service desk at any Subway location to check it.
- In the app: add the card to your Subway account in the official app to see the balance any time.
- On your receipt: the balance remaining after each purchase is usually printed on the receipt.
Activating a Subway gift card
Activated at purchase.
Fees and expiry
See the Subway Gift Card Terms and Conditions.
Where to buy Subway gift cards
Subway restaurants, subway.com.
Tips
- Registering the card lets you merge balances and protects it.
Subway gift card FAQs
How do I check my Subway gift card balance?
You can check it online at subway.com, app, in store. You will usually need card number and pin (under silver scratch-off).
How do I activate a Subway gift card?
Activated at purchase.
Do Subway gift cards expire or have fees?
See the Subway Gift Card Terms and Conditions.
Is it safe to use a third-party gift card balance checker?
Avoid them. Enter your card number and PIN only on subway.com, in its official app, or in store. Third-party checkers can capture the numbers and drain the card.
What should I do if my Subway gift card has a zero balance I didn't spend?
Contact Subway customer service straight away with the card, the receipt and the purchase details. Card-draining fraud — where numbers are copied before the card is sold — is common; the sooner you report it the better the chance of recovery.
Can I get cash back for a small remaining balance?
Sometimes. Several US states require cash back for small balances — California, for example, for balances under $15 (raised from $10 in April 2026) — and some Canadian provinces have similar rules. Ask at the till or contact the brand.
Sources: www.subway.com · www.subway.com.