Buy a Jack in the Box Gift Card

Are Jack in the Box gift cards reloadable?

Jack’s gift cards are reloadable. Just take your gift card into your local Jack’s and they can reload some new funds with the proper payment.

It’s been a long time since I last went to Jack in the Box, so I haven’t used my gift card a while. I can’t remember how much money was on it last! Is there a way for me to check?

Of course there is! Check it right here on Gift Card Granny!

Or head on over to Jack’s website. If you click on the JACK CA$H ® link in the lower right-hand corner, you’ll be redirected to a page that offers you the chance to purchase gift cards through Jack. Below that message, you’ll see a little box to check to confirm that you are not a robot. Once you do that, a gift card balance check will drop down, prompting you to enter the unique number on the back of your gift card, as well as a security code you should be able to see in an image they give you.

Help! I can’t find my Jack in the Box gift card anywhere.

Don’t sweat it. Jack in the Box is happy to replace any lost or stolen gift cards as long as you can provide them with proof of your initial purchase. Just head into your local Jack’s, explain that you can’t find your gift card, and show them the receipt of your purchased gift card, and they’ll replace it, no questions asked.

Jack in the Box is a fast food restaurant based out of San Diego, California. It is one of the country’s largest hamburger chains, with franchises open in 21 states and Guam. Jack’s doors first opened in 1951, which coincidentally was also the first year that the term “fast-food” appeared in the Merriam-Webster dictionary. As the first fast food burger company to market itself specifically as a drive-thru service, Jack in the Box, has nearly perfected the art of serving customers on the go at this point. Most of their locations operate somewhere between 18-24 hours a day, and they’re always trying to work out new ways to better serve their customers’ needs. As more and more people hope to be able to customize their food to fit whatever dietary needs or preferences they have, Jack in the Box has been adapting. Their policy on not making anything until the customer has ordered it is coming in handy. If you’re a “no bun and can I please have the sauce on the side?” kind of person, Jack’s can do it for you--even on the fly.