Digital Issuance - this is applied to a new sale of a digital gift code

Cancel Digital Issuance - this is applied to a transaction that cancels the sale of a digital code

Digital Cashout - this is applied to a transaction where the remaining balance on a digital gift code is cashed out back to the retailer rather than cancelled. 

Example: a digital code is sold for £50. The customer spends £20 and wishes to cash out the remainder. If the retailer supports this then a cash out of £30 will occur.

Physical Activation - this is applied to a new gift card sale with the first load of funds for the card

Cancelled Physical Activation - this is applied to a transaction that cancels the sale of a Physical Activation transaction

Physical Topup - this is applied to a transaction that is adding additional funds to an existing / previously sold physical gift card

Cancelled Physical Topup - this is applied to a transaction that cancels the sale of a Physical Topup transaction

Physical Cashout - this is applied to a transaction where the remaining balance on a physical gift card is cashed out back to the retailer rather than cancelled. 

Example: a physical gift card is sold for £50. The customer spends £20 and wishes to cash out the remainder. If the retailer supports this then a cash out of £30 will occur. This will leave the balance at £0.00 but it would be possible to top up in the future if the Brand supports it.