E-Gift Cards, or simply buying Oculus store credits, solves many problems while being relatively easy to implement.

• Parents can add credits for their kids, allowing them to choose games to buy without needing to store their credit card information


• Friends and family can buy e-gift cards, print them, and stick them in a holiday card or have them delivered to the recipient on a future date


• People can indirectly use it to gift games to each other ("Here's a $20 credit, use it to buy xxxx so we can play together!")


• Facebook doesn't need to solve physical card distribution problems or negotiate with storefronts to carry the cards


• A credit system already exists, and Oculus already uses it for promotional purposes (meaning the functionality already exists to direct it to a recipient, claim it with a code, and apply it to your account)

This can be implemented in time for the holiday buying season, which will be important for customer satisfaction. It will also help the developer community by broadening the number of people that can put money into the Oculus Store ecosystem: friends and family that don't own Quest (2), but know someone that's receiving one for the holidays.