For exchanges, wallets and earn platforms
Somewhere for a balance to go that isn’t a bank
Your users hold value on your platform. Moving it to a bank is slow where it works and unavailable where it doesn’t, so balances sit. Gift cards, prepaids and digital products give that value somewhere to go in the user’s own market, straight from the balance they already have.
The withdrawal is where users get stuck
Every platform holding user balances eventually hits the same wall. The balance is real, and turning it into something spendable is treated as somebody else’s problem. Bank rails are the default answer and they are slowest and thinnest in exactly the markets where the users are most active.
The market splits unhelpfully around this. Consumer sites sell gift cards for crypto to individuals one at a time, and B2B rewards APIs serve businesses properly but will not touch crypto at all. There is very little built for a platform that needs both.
One integration, both directions
Users spend a balance on gift cards, prepaids or digital products through the API. You can fund your own balance in crypto too, if that suits your treasury better than a wire.
The user chooses, in their own market
5,000+ brands across 90+ countries, weighted towards the regional names people actually spend on rather than only the global ones.
Works where the banking does not
The markets where a bank withdrawal is slow or unavailable are the ones where the catalog is deepest. That is the whole reason this exists rather than a nice coincidence.
Any amount, including small ones
Low denominations across most markets, so a modest balance is redeemable rather than parked behind a withdrawal minimum.