Start with the brand’s official gift-card page, terms, help center or regional store. Record direct URLs and compare country, currency, denominations, account eligibility, expiry, exclusions and redemption steps. Secondary sources may help discovery but do not override official material.
A record is marked verified only when the key fields agree with a current official source. Conflicts, missing terms or inaccessible sources change it to pending verification, add noindex,follow and trigger a new review date after correction.
Verification starts with a checklist for issuer, country, account region, redemption region, currency, denominations, expiry, fees, purchase limits, activation steps and official support route. A claim is marked verified only when a direct official page supports it and the page date or access date is recorded. If only part is supported, the page states the limit instead of extending the conclusion by analogy.
The reviewer compares localized pages against the same evidence, checks links, captures the observed wording, and flags conflicts or geographic variants. Content that cannot be adequately verified remains visible only with a clear caution and noindex,follow where appropriate. Reverification occurs after a policy-change signal, broken link or scheduled review. The method records evidence, not an expert endorsement, and does not invent tests, purchases or contacts that did not happen.