Turn Rewards Into Repeat Purchases

When customers redeem their Bitcoin rewards at your store, those rewards go further than anywhere else. Every redemption means another visit, another purchase, and another chance to build loyalty.

How it works

Every redemption is a repeat purchase you didn't have to pay to acquire.

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Set up your redemption offers

Choose what customers get when they redeem. Rewards go further at your store, so customers have a real reason to come back.

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Customers earn rewards

Every purchase earns Bitcoin rewards. As their balance grows, they unlock offers they can redeem with you.

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They redeem at your store

Customers pick an offer, confirm with a swipe, and get store credit, a discount code, or a gift card instantly.

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Rewards return to your balance

When customers redeem instead of withdraw, those rewards flow back to you. The loop keeps going.

Every Redemption Is a Return Visit

When a customer redeems, they are coming back to buy from you. Rewards that go further at your store give them a clear reason to spend with you instead of cashing out.

Rewards Stay in Your Ecosystem

Redeemed rewards return to your balance. Your program costs less over time because the same rewards keep circulating back to you.

No Bitcoin Knowledge Required

Customers see store credit and discount codes, not Bitcoin wallets. It works exactly like any loyalty program they already know.

Rewards Go Further at Your Store

When customers redeem with you, their rewards are worth more than if they simply withdrew them. That makes your store the best place to spend what they have earned. It drives repeat purchases, increases average order value, and builds the kind of loyalty that keeps customers coming back.

  • Settings panel with orange toggleYou control what offers are available and how much value customers get
  • Eye looking at a price tag with checkmarkCustomers see exactly what they will receive before they confirm
  • Tiered podium with orange flagSet up multiple tiers so customers have a reason to keep earning and coming back
How to set up ways to redeem

Tailor-Made for Your Platform

Redemptions deliver value in the format your store already uses. Whether that is a discount code, a gift card, or store credit, customers get something they can use right away. You configure it once and every redemption just works.

  • Fanned out cards with orange sparkleDiscount codes, gift cards, and store credit are created instantly with no manual work
  • Hand swiping a card with orange flashCustomers redeem and receive their reward in seconds with almost no friction
  • Monitor with orange dotEverything runs through one dashboard no matter which platform you are on

An Open Network With Aligned Incentives

Bitcoin rewards live on an open network, which means customers truly own what they earn. But because rewards go further at your store, the incentives are naturally aligned. Customers choose to spend with you because it is the best deal available. You are not locking anyone in. You are giving them the best reason to stay.

  • Open padlock with orange glowNo lock-in — customers genuinely choose your store because the value is better
  • Handshake with orange heartBuilds trust that closed points programs cannot match
  • Circular arrows with orange coinRedeemed rewards return to your balance, keeping the program running on its own

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Reward Redemption.

The effective discount rate determines how much more value customers get when they redeem rewards at your store instead of withdrawing them. For example, if you give 1% back in Bitcoin and set an effective discount rate of 10%, that creates a 10x multiplier. A customer who earned $1 in rewards from a $100 purchase could withdraw $1 in Bitcoin, or redeem it at your store for $10 off their next order.

How to set up ways to redeem

Customers visit your branded rewards portal and tap the redeem button. They choose from the redemption options you've created, confirm with a swipe, and instantly receive store credit, a gift card, or a discount code they can use on their next purchase. It's a familiar experience that works just like any other loyalty program.

Depending on your platform, customers can redeem for store credit, gift cards, loyalty gift cards, or discount codes. You can also create redemption options for free products and free shipping. Customers see exactly what they'll receive before they redeem.

Customers can redeem rewards at your store immediately, even during the lock-up period. The hold period only applies to withdrawals, not redemptions. So a customer can earn rewards on their first purchase and come back to redeem them on their next order right away.

How to configure the lock-up period

Yes, always. Customers can withdraw their Bitcoin rewards to a personal wallet once the lock-up period ends. There's no penalty or disincentive for withdrawing. Customers just naturally get more value when they redeem at your store. The open system is what makes the program exciting and trustworthy, while the multiplier is what keeps most customers coming back to you.

No. The multiplied redemption value only applies at the business where the rewards were earned. Customers can't take rewards from another business and get the multiplied value at yours, and vice versa. The economics are locked in so you don't have to worry about anyone gaming the system across businesses.

We recommend starting at 10%, which creates a 10x multiplier. At a 1% reward rate, that means a $100 purchase earns $1 in Bitcoin, but that $1 becomes $10 off if the customer redeems at your store. Even a 5x multiplier is compelling. You can use the financial breakdown in the dashboard to make sure any rate you choose works within your margins.

You decide what customers can redeem for and at what amounts. You can create as many tiers as you want. For example, $5 off, $10 off, $25 off, or a free product. Each tier shows the customer exactly how many sats they need to redeem. You control the options; customers choose from what you've set up.

When you set up redemption options, the dashboard shows a financial breakdown for each tier. Enter your average order value and profit margin, and you'll see exactly how much a customer needs to spend to unlock each redemption, the net customer spend after the discount, and your total profit. This helps you verify that every offer works within your margins.

When a customer redeems rewards at your store, the sats flow back into your merchant rewards balance. Instead of leaving your ecosystem, those rewards get recycled and can be earned by other customers. This creates a closed loop that keeps your program funded with less ongoing cost, while every redemption drives another purchase at your store.

How redemptions keep your program self-sustaining

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