Bitcoin Back: Rewards Your Customers Actually Value

We'd love to feature your business in the Oshi app where Bitcoin enthusiasts discover new places to shop and earn rewards. Getting featured is subject to approval - we review businesses for product quality, customer service, and alignment with our community values. Most businesses are accepted. Being featured exposes your business to our growing network of Bitcoin shoppers actively looking to spend.

We look for businesses with quality products or services, good customer reviews, professional branding, and values aligned with our community. We want to feature businesses that will provide excellent experiences for Bitcoin shoppers. The approval process is quick - usually within 24-48 hours. Rejection is rare, but we reserve the right to curate our marketplace to maintain quality.

Customers receive branded reward claim emails after purchases (which include their current VIP tier status if tiers are enabled), referral success notifications when someone uses their link, and periodic engagement reminders if they have unclaimed rewards or opportunities. All emails are branded with your business name and colors. Customers can unsubscribe from reward emails anytime, but most don't because they're receiving actual value.

Yes! You can customize the rewards portal with your logo and custom messaging. All reward emails are branded with your business name. Your customers will see a cohesive brand experience from purchase to reward claim to engagement opportunities.

When customers redeem Bitcoin rewards with you for discount coupons, they're making another purchase - driving repeat business. The redeemed amount also replenishes your rewards balance, making your program more self-sustaining. By offering compelling redemption multipliers, you create a powerful incentive for customers to come back and shop again rather than taking their rewards elsewhere.

The redemption multiplier lets you make rewards significantly more valuable when customers redeem them with you instead of withdrawing. For example, if your base reward is 1% and you set a 10x redemption multiplier, customers effectively get 10% off when they redeem with you. Here's how: a customer spends $100, earns $1 in Bitcoin (1%), but that $1 can be redeemed for a $10 coupon (10x value). This drives repeat purchases - customers are incentivized to come back and use their rewards rather than withdraw. You configure redemption options to drive the behavior you want.

We generally recommend making redemptions available after a customer's first purchase to drive that critical second purchase. For example, they earn 1% on their first order, then can redeem those rewards (at a multiplier) on their second order. This creates a built-in incentive to come back. You can configure redemption availability windows based on what drives the best customer behavior for your business.

Customers have complete flexibility with their earned Bitcoin rewards. They can: withdraw to their personal Bitcoin wallet after the holding period, save the Bitcoin in their personal wallet, redeem rewards with your business for discounts (often at multiplied value), or use them however they choose. This real ownership and optionality is what makes Bitcoin rewards so much more valuable than locked-in points programs.

This is like the early internet versus intranets. In the 1990s, companies built walled-garden intranets thinking closed systems would be more valuable. But the open internet - where people and data could flow freely - became infinitely more valuable by making the entire pie bigger. Bitcoin rewards work the same way: giving customers real ownership and the ability to withdraw creates trust, drives adoption, and attracts Bitcoin enthusiasts who actively seek businesses offering real Bitcoin rewards. The interconnected, open ecosystem grows the entire market and brings you more customers than a closed points system ever could. You win by tapping into a global network of Bitcoin users, not by locking customers into your system.