Remaining prepaid credit
If you cannot use a prepaid membership, confirm the minimum transferable amount and how the balance is moved.
Nail salon
If your schedule no longer fits your nail salon or you have moved away, you can consider transferring unused nail credit or sessions.
Nail memberships may hold credit or treatment sessions. Nail art, removal and repairs may have different coverage. Ask the salon exactly what the buyer can take over before listing.
When to consider a transfer
If you cannot use a prepaid membership, confirm the minimum transferable amount and how the balance is moved.
Specify hands or feet, whether removal is included and any nail-art surcharge that affects the price.
Even a chain may restrict use to the original branch. Ask whether another branch can accept the pass.
A refund settles the unused membership under the salon's rules. A transfer lets a new customer use the remaining benefits with the salon's approval.
Used services and promotional bonuses may be treated differently in a refund and a transfer. Ask how they affect the refund amount and whether bonus sessions survive a transfer, then compare both options.
Identify credit-based or session-based membership and check the current balance in the salon's system.
Check coverage for basic gel, care, removal, nail art and repairs.
Confirm expiry, weekend availability and deductions for no-shows or same-day cancellations.
Ask whether the buyer can be registered, how identity is checked and which branches are allowed.
Browse Beauty on Home for nail passes and nearby store offers. Compare price, duration and location in each listing.
When listing, distinguish credit from sessions and specify covered treatments and expiry. Follow the salon's instructions for the actual name change.
Bonus credit may have different terms from paid credit.
Ask whether a name change removes the bonus and whether a spending order applies. List bonus credit separately from paid credit.
Hand and foot treatment packages may not be interchangeable.
Before buying, check the covered area, basic-design limits and extra costs against the salon menu.
A transfer does not by itself extend the expiry date.
Ask whether the salon allows an extension and charges a fee. State the existing expiry until an extension is confirmed.
Already-deducted sessions must not be included in the remaining pass.
Recheck the latest session count in the salon's system and update the quantity and price to avoid misunderstandings.
Review transfer steps, refund comparisons and the buying safety checklist alongside category-specific terms.