Glede or Paygoo — which Mastercard is best?
Both are Mastercard gift cards that can be used anywhere cards are accepted. The difference lies in how they are built for business use: shipping, invoicing, tax compliance, and digital experience. Here's an honest comparison.
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Overview
Two Mastercard gift cards, two different experiences
Paygoo is a physical Mastercard prepaid card sold in stores, with a maximum of NOK 1,500 per card and a validity of 6 months. Glede is 100% digital, has no upper limit and is built so that a Norwegian company can send gift cards to its entire employee base in one minute — with automatic tax flags and a digital wallet.
Function by function
How the solutions differ
What suits you?
Briefly summarized
The Mastercard format is similar — the difference lies in how well the solution is adapted to Norwegian business use.
Select Glede if …
You are a Norwegian company that wants to send gift cards to employees or customers in bulk, with integration with accounting and automatic tax flags.
Choose Paygoo if…
You want a physical prepaid card for personal use, have an amount under 1,500 NOK and want to pick up the card in store yourself.
About choosing between Glede and Paygoo
Both are Mastercard. The difference lies in the flow around: Glede is built for a business to be able to send many gift cards at once, with integration with accounting, automatic tax flags and a digital wallet. Paygoo is primarily a personal prepaid card.
Try Glede without commitment period
Create an account, upload a list of recipients and send your first gift card in under five minutes. No setup fee, no commitment period.