Google Play Gift cards now available in India; start at Rs 750

Google Play Gift Cards can be used to purchase apps or any digital content like books or movies from Play Store

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Google Play Gift Cards now available from select retail outlets in India (Source: Google)

Google has announced that it’s rolling out physical gift cards across India. Google had launched Play prepaid vouchers in June. Google Play gift cards will be from retail outlets across India.

Google Play Gift cards will be available in 3 denominations – Rs 750, Rs 1,000 and Rs 1,500. The gift cards can also be purchased online on Snapdeal.com but will only be available as cash on delivery option.

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“We hope the increased availability of Google Play Gift Cards will make it easier for users to enjoy your favourite movies, books, magazines, apps, and games across all your devices. Users in India can buy games like Prince of Persia at Rs. 10 or get big discounts on movies like The Great Gatsby or Sherlock Holmes during this promotion,” said Saurabh Agarwal, Head of Retail Partnerships – Google Play, India in an official blog post.

Google Play Gift Cards can be used to purchase apps or any digital content like books or movies from Play Store. Google is also offering a special discount on select apps, games, books and movies. Google Play Gift Cards will be available from Spice Hotspot, Vijay Sales, Planet M, Planet Mobile and Sangeetha Mobiles.

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