How to check an IKEA gift or refund card balance online with your account login, by phone, or in the returns area of any IKEA store.
Official source: IKEA sells gift cards directly through IKEA.com and in person at IKEA store checkout counters, in denominations that can go as low as $5 and up to $1,000.
In-store: Since IKEA only operates a limited number of locations across the US, picking one up in person only works if you live near one of its stores.
Online marketplaces: Amazon carries IKEA gift cards, including both physical and eGift card versions in various denominations.
Third-party sellers: Sites like Giftcards.com and CardDepot also offer IKEA gift cards, sometimes at a discount, as an alternative to buying directly from IKEA.
Best bet: For most shoppers, ordering directly from IKEA online is the simplest and safest option since availability at other outlets can vary.
Funds are reserved immediately when a gift card is added to an online cart, even if checkout isn't completed; the reserved amount can take up to 1 hour to reappear on the card.
A few common reasons: the card hasn't been activated yet, the funds have already been spent, the card was reported lost or deactivated, or — less commonly — the card was compromised before you got to use it. If something looks wrong, contact IKEA directly using the phone number above. We can't look up or adjust balances ourselves — only point you to the official source.
Do I need to create an account to check my balance?
No — most balance checks, online or by phone, just need the card number and security code/PIN, not an account.
Can I check my balance on my phone?
Yes, the online balance checker above works on mobile, and the phone number can be dialed directly from this page.
Is it safe to enter my card number online?
Only enter it on the official site linked above. Scam sites impersonating gift card balance checkers exist — double-check the URL before entering any card details anywhere.