One payout, four ways to take it
You send value to a list of recipients. Each of them opens a link and decides what it becomes — a gift card from more than 5,000 brands, a prepaid card, a digital product, or crypto through our partners. You fund once and reconcile once, whichever way they go.
Bank rails decide who you can pay
Paying someone in another country is the part that quietly limits the programme. Card and bank rails either do not reach, or they reach and take a cut on the way, or the money lands somewhere the recipient cannot spend it from. Most teams discover this after they have already promised the payout.
The platforms that call this free are usually free at the platform layer only. It is worth reading the qualifier: the best-known one notes that PayPal, Venmo, Cash App and bank transfers may incur a 4–6% fee, which is charged on the payout rather than on the software.
The recipient picks
Four ways to take the same payout. They choose at redemption, in their own country, from what is actually available there.
Gift cards
More than 5,000 brands across 90+ countries, weighted towards the regional names that matter locally rather than only the global ones.
Prepaid cards
Open-loop prepaid where a recipient wants something they can spend anywhere rather than at one retailer.
Digital products
Game top-ups, e-pins and subscriptions, drawn from the same catalog and delivered the same way.
Crypto
Settled through our partners, for recipients who would rather take it that way. No other platform in this category offers it as a redemption option.
How a payout runs
Dispatch a campaign
Upload recipients or call the API. Each one gets their own link — you are not choosing a brand on their behalf and hoping.
They verify and choose
The recipient confirms it is them, then picks their method and brand from what is available in their country.
You reconcile once
Every dispatch, redemption and unclaimed payout sits in one ledger, whatever form the recipient took it in.
A European company, not an American one adapting
We are a European company and we invoice in euros. GDPR is the regime we were built under rather than one bolted on for an export market, and our strongest coverage runs through Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Middle East rather than radiating outward from the US. Your recipients' details also stay with us. We buy an anonymous code from the supplier — brand, value, currency and a reference, nothing about the person — and deliver it ourselves. Platforms that resell a single supplier usually hand that supplier the recipient's email so it can send the card, which is a data transfer you inherit without choosing it.
Creator platforms
If your platform pays creators, the payout options usually end up narrower than the creator base. Either the rails do not reach the countries people are actually in, or your category limits who is willing to work with you — and both problems land on the creator rather than on you.
Gift cards, prepaids and crypto do not have either constraint. A creator picks what they want in their own market, at whatever the amount happens to be, without a minimum threshold deciding whether this month's earnings are worth withdrawing.