I’ve previously explored a number of entrants to the travel booking space that leverage blockchain technologies. Since then, several other companies have entered this market. →
Demand Film are a successful cinema-on-demand distributer →
Loyyal, a blockchain based enterprise loyalty solution, now has an Intellectual Property patent in South Korea. The patent is for Distributed Ledger Protocol to Incentivise Transactional and Non-Transactional Commerce. The Loyyal platform leverages blockchain technology to help companies with large, expensive legacy loyalty platforms to efficiently onboard new earn and redemption partners, streamline reconciliation and →
UK & Israel based technology company Colu has signed a deal with UK’s Belfast City Council to launch a new city cryptotoken called Belfast Coin. →
There hasn’t been much known movement from Rakuten in the blockchain loyalty space for quite some time, until the recent announcement regarding a new partnership with blockchain-centric Techrock. Rakuten is Japan’s largest, and the world’s third largest, ecommerce marketplace platform with over 90 million registered users, 10.000 employees, and yearly global revenue of over 1 trillion →
The second edition of Blockchain Loyalty, the definitive source on this exciting subject, is now available. →
This month Stacey reviews blockchain loyalty program Pigzbe, a gamified digital piggy bank for kids powered by the cryptotoken Wollo. →
As loyalty specialists, we’re always looking for ways to make the user experience as simple as possible →
Blockchain Loyalty 2nd Edition provides deep insight into how blockchain and cryptocurrencies are disrupting loyalty and reinventing marketing around the world. Written by Philip Shelper with contributions by Piper Alderman. →
TaTaTu is a Netflix competitor which rewards viewers with TTU cryptotokens for watching premium content, with the cost of the tokens covered by advertising revenue. →
To understand the significant opportunity for cryptocurrencies to be used to power loyalty programs, it is essential to review the history of different currencies within loyalty programs. →
I recently attended Blockchain Sydney Enterprise Focus #1 where I heard from both the CEO and CTO of Arcadier. I was impressed by the expertise →
Hosted on March 27th by The Linux Foundation, the Loyalty & Reward Co team will be presenting on all applications of blockchain within the loyalty industry. Join us by registering here. →
Paid By Coins provide a simple, cost effective and secure payment portal allowing consumers to use their cryptocurrency to pay their bills via BPAY or pay directly to any Australian bank account. →
Major United Kingdom public transport provider Go-Ahead Group Plc. is partnering with blockchain start-up DOVU to introduce a tokenised rewards system for rail customers. →
This month, I’ve reviewed the Tapcoin by Hooch experience. →
This month I have reviewed how blockchain loyalty programs globally are changing the cryptocurrency payments space. →
Continuing their rapid global expansion, Loyyal have recently secured a funding injection from Japanese firm Recruit Co., Ltd. →
Loyyal, an enterprise blockchain loyalty platform provider, has announced the launch of version 2.0 of their Loyyal Product Suite. →
UK-based Supermoney are recent entrants to the blockchain loyalty industry, but come with a grand vision after recently completing a 10-week accelerator program with BMW Financial Services →
Incent was established in 2017 after a successful ICO of the INCT reward token. →
The current market for utility tokens, ICO’s and blockchain loyalty programs in general is tough. →
This month in Blockchain Loyalty News, Max reviews the emerging blockchain loyalty marketplace plays. →
Feature article on legendary LoyaltyOne Director of Technology, Adriana Masson. →
Weave is a dedicated cryptocurrency incentivising AR and VR app purchases. →
While the protracted crypto bear market continues unabated, a number of companies are busy building global loyalty platform solutions using blockchain as the foundation layer. →
Many people first learn of blockchain via Bitcoin, the world’s first and most popular cryptocurrency. →
The Zilla platform and multi-cryptocurrency wallet was originally developed to provide easily digestible information on ICO’s. →
Blockchain loyalty approaches have for the most part been dominated by utility tokens, →
REFFIND Ltd. (ASX: RFN) engages Loyalty & Reward Co, established world-leaders in blockchain loyalty, to promote Loyyal’s “Internet of Loyalty” to major loyalty programs across Asia Pacific. →
I’ve previously written about cryptocurrency payments – see Eligma – and it’s great to see more and more players coming into this space to support retailers. →
Japan’s most widely used messaging app with a massive 200 Million active users, has revealed that it will be creating its own cryptotoken, LINK. →
This month Phil highlights the scary statistics around the struggles blockchain loyalty companies are currently facing when running ICO’s, confirming that investors are no longer investing blindly in an idea. →
This month Max has reviewed blockchain loyalty gamification play Pigzbe, which is a modern reinvention of the piggy bank. →
This month’s Blockchain Loyalty News video focuses on blockchain loyalty company KeyoCoin. →
The creators of Pigzbe, the digital piggy-wallet for children aged 6 and up, have announced the completion if their Wollo token ICO, →
I couldn’t wait for the next update on my favourite dining rewards app, Liven, so I took it upon myself to get the inside scoop. →
After my recent blog article where I outlined the Universal Reward Protocol proposition, I engaged with their CEO and Co-founder, Yves Benchimol, asking him to answer a few questions. →
As a bricks and mortar retailer, your ultimate aim should be to convert as many customers as possible, out of the cohort of those that walk into your store. →
Having recently come across this platform, I think it’s quite nifty. Buying.com’s claim: →
Hooch is an existing hospitality perks app with over 200,000 users who currently enjoy discounts at over 100,000 hotels, restaurants and bars. →
Eligma offers a solution called Elipay, which is effectively a way to pay with a selected range of cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ether as a start) via an app, across 130 online and offline retailers in Slovenia. →
Tap coin is an Ethereum based token that gives game players the ability to export game currency and use it in other games, opening a new path for decentralised virtual game currency where players control their winnings. →
Loyalty & Reward Co recently attended LoyaltyLive in Chicago, the world’s first blockchain and loyalty conference. There we mingled with some of the brightest minds on the planet who were all seeking an answer to the question, ‘does blockchain have a meaningful role to play in loyalty?’ →
Each month, Max will be posting a video which highlights blockchain loyalty programs in the market and what’s interesting about them. →
Every month Stacey will be reviewing a working blockchain loyalty program and giving it a rating based on the overall concept, marketing communications, website and app design, as well as other features, functionalities and future potential of each program. →
Not long ago I wrote a blog article on ZeroCoin – an online casino that was in ICO stage and about to introduce a cryptotoken for use in its own gambling ecosystem. An Australian company PlayUp, creators of the PlayChip token, are taking it several steps further and positioning themselves as: “the Universal Gaming Token →
If blockchain was invented by a loyalty professional rather than a reclusive nerd like Satoshi, the experience would be quite different. →
Most blockchain loyalty programs which have launched in the last few years have been start-ups who have developed their own cryptotoken. →
Beam are an existing payments acceptance platform with built in support for smart contracts, founded in the UAE. But we’re kind of not sure what their program does… →
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that’s price pegged (i.e. fixed at a certain amount) to a real-world asset such as gold, or the dollar. →
We can’t deny the power of word-of-mouth marketing, and now a blockchain marketing play WOM Token has been built off the back of it. →
Stacey is a proud pioneer of women in blockchain and regularly contributes to www.blockchainloyalty.io, a global resource centre for everything blockchain loyalty. →
While many blockchain loyalty programs around the world are struggling to make forward traction, Philippines-based Appsolutely are powering ahead with the expansion of LoyalCoin (LYL). →
Philip Shelper has been invited to join a panel of expert entrepreneurs to reflect on the challenges, opportunities, and journey through what can only be called “The Satoshi Decade”. →
This month Max has reviewed two companies within the film industry and explains how they have implemented a blockchain loyalty play to resolve issues currently faced by the industry. →
Loops™ are “universal reward points that are fun to earn & easy to spend”, according to Jörg Malang (Co-Founder & CEO) and Greg Jarrett (Co-Founder & CTO) →
GOeureka are boldly stepping into the highly saturated online travel booking space, but with a blockchain marketing play to differentiate their approach. →
Philip Shelper will be presenting at Loyalty Live which runs from October 16th-18th in Chicago. Phil will deliver an overview of ‘The Tokenomics of Blockchain Loyalty.’ He will also participate in a conference panel discussion. The conference is sponsored by major players including DigitalBits, CoinPayments, Arcadia Crypto Ventures, CoinMarketCap and Chicago Blockchain Center. Tickets are →
Rakuten, Japan’s e-commerce giant with market cap of US$12.5 bn, has acquired cryptocurrency exchange Everybody’s Bitcoin for US$2.4m →
Here at Loyalty & Reward Co we luuuurve Netflix. Max loves El Chapo, Stacey loves Suits, Kate loves Chef’s Table and I love Rick & Morty. If only we could earn cryptocurrency while we’re watching Netflix. Now that would be cool. →
KeyoCoin aim to shift the power in the travel industry from a few big, commission hungry players and put it back in the hands of travellers using cryptorewards. →
Koin Rewards, a blockchain loyalty play targeting the UK market has successfully closed its seed funding round, raising £350,000. →
Pigzbe is designed to help teach children the principles of modern finance using a blockchain gamification approach. →
Their hybrid booking engine/loyalty platform approach is designed to deliver three benefits: →
Here at Loyalty & Reward Co HQ, we’re somewhat excited by the forthcoming ReChain ICO. →
Pureprofile partners with local Australian blockchain company Brontech →
Is this a case of desperation? →
Is a full decentralised blockchain loyalty program possible? →
‘KrisPay’, will allow frequent flyers to convert Krisflyer airmiles into digital currency. →
Cinema patrons now have the opportunity to earn cryptocurrency by going to the movies thanks to a new blockchain loyalty program by Demand Film. →
ICORating’s “ICO Market Research Q2 2018” report delivers a very clear message for blockchain loyalty companies looking to ICO →
Trippki is a blockchain-powered hotel booking platform aiming to deliver value to hotels and guests in three areas: →
New blockchain loyalty play Koin Rewards is set to disrupt the UK loyalty industry. →
It wasn’t going to be long before blockchain extended its reach into gambling →
Originally published in Huffington Post →
We wish Momentum all the best, but have concerns their tokenomics haven’t been given the consideration required. →
Here’s why we won’t be investing in it… →
Now to find the problem. →
Glance Technologies Inc., a Vancouver based company have announced plans to launch a blockchain-based rewards platform. →
EZToken Rewards launched in Australia on June 26, 2018 with 40 participating retailers, making it the biggest blockchain loyalty program in the world at the time →
Through loyalty, blockchain companies can ultimately separate their cryptotoken from a dependence on exchange trading, where market sentiment can no longer affect them. →
ShopperCoin are hoping to raise up to US$57.5m for a global blockchain loyalty program →
Location-based crypto-hunting. →