scratchcard
nounUK /ˈskrætʃ.kɑːd/
US /ˈskrætʃ.kɑːrd/
A small card you scratch to see if you win a prize.
She bought a scratchcard at the shop and won ten pounds.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A card with a hidden code that you scratch off to reveal it, used for phone credit or online accounts.
He scratched the card to get his top-up code.
3. A promotional card where scratching reveals a discount or voucher.
The flyer included a scratchcard for a free coffee.
4. A card used in games or contests where scratching hides symbols or numbers.
The kids played a scratchcard game at the fair.