How to get a free Bol.com card (without paying)

L'équipe Microtaches · Updated · Astuces worker

The Bol.com €25 card can be earned without a bank card: accumulate Ops with paid micro-tasks and redeem them in the Microtaches shop. Here is the full walkthrough.

What is a Bol.com card for?

The Bol.com card pays for: the biggest e-shop in Belgium and the Netherlands. It's a digital code delivered by email, ready to use right after activation.

How many Ops for a Bol.com card?

On Microtaches, 1 Ops is worth €0.0082 in the shop — nearly double the bank withdrawal rate (€0.0042). The Bol.com €25 card therefore costs 3,400 Ops.

In practice, a regular worker typically earns between 500 and 1,000 Ops per hour of micro-tasks depending on available missions. Expect roughly 4 to 8 hours of tasks spread over a few days to reach this card.

How to get it, step by step

  1. Create your free account on Microtaches.com (2-minute signup).
  2. Complete your profile: a complete profile unlocks more missions and earns a welcome bonus.
  3. Complete micro-tasks from your dashboard: every validated task credits your Ops automatically.
  4. Open the shop and redeem your Ops for the Bol.com card as soon as your balance is sufficient.
  5. Receive your code by email and activate it on your account.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Bol.com card really free?
You spend no money: you redeem Ops earned by completing paid micro-tasks. Your time pays, not your wallet.
How long until the code arrives?
Shop orders are processed within 2 weeks maximum. Most codes arrive much faster, but allow for this delay if the card is a gift.
Do I need to verify my identity?
Yes, KYC is mandatory from 1,000 Ops of balance, for the shop as for withdrawals. It's a legal anti-money-laundering requirement.
Can I gift the Bol.com card to someone?
Yes: the code received by email is transferable. It's actually a common use — a gift funded by your micro-tasks.

Also discover all the gift cards in the shop and our guide to converting your Ops into euros and gift cards.

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