Gifts and Rewards

For many enterprise card program buyers, "private label card" brings up a specific picture: a card that works only inside one company's environment, on its own private network, outside the Visa or Mastercard system.

When companies design a card program funded in advance, the reloadable vs. non-reloadable question is treated as a product decision based on:

Someone taps their card to pay for a coffee. There’s a quick beep, the transaction is approved, and they walk away. It feels instant.

Think about the last time you received a new credit card. Did you wait a week for it to arrive in the mail? Activate it by phone? Maybe even type the number into your mobile wallet?

Keeping great employees isn’t easy, especially in competitive industries. Losing a valuable team member comes with a hefty price tag as studies estimate that replacing an employee can cost anywhere from half to twice their salary. So, what makes employees stay?

The post-holiday season often brings a flurry of activity: shoppers returning gifts, redeeming gift cards, and taking advantage of seasonal sales. This could be a prime opportunity to introduce sales incentives and loyalty programs to drive sales and build lasting connections.

Fraudsters love gift cards. Here’s how to keep them from getting to your customers’ gift card balance.

Create white label gift cards, choosing whether you’d like to make the cards single-use gift cards or reloadable rewards cards with ATM withdrawals.

Gift cards are a great way for businesses to increase sales, build customer loyalty, and drive foot traffic. Gift cards are quick to buy and easy to use, making them the perfect option for impulse buyers. Not only that, gift cards offer flexibility

Rewards cards are an excellent way to build customer loyalty. They are credit or debit cards that offer customers rewards, such as cash back, points, or miles, for every purchase they make.