Growing Points utility means winning more partners. Instead of buying them one contract and one API at a time, connect Your Program once: bring the partners you already have, switch on the merchants already live, and keep 100% of the commission on all of them.
Pointspay · Global loyalty orchestration · Copenhagen, 2026
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Every new partner has to be won, contracted and built. Developing and managing a partner portfolio comes at a substantial cost, and that cost is linear. Every merchant is another contract, another integration, another reconciliation cycle.
On your own, 6 partners cost USD 600,000 up front and USD 150,000 a year to run, plus 30–60 weeks of internal effort every year. One integration with Pointspay replaces the lot.
The partners you already run are already paid for, in engineering time, finance time and account management. Transfer them onto Pointspay and that work moves with them, while every commission you negotiated stays exactly where it is. Your roadmap gets the capacity back immediately.
Contracting, integration, reconciliation and support move across with the partner. No project on your side, and nothing to maintain when a platform changes its API.
Merchants you already have under contract, plus every merchant you want to win next, in your home market, across your diaspora and inbound corridors, anywhere the network reaches.
Transferring 8 existing partners hands 8 integrations, 8 reconciliation cycles and 8 sets of SLAs to Pointspay. At USD 25,000 a year each, that is USD 200,000 of run-rate removed, while every commission stays exactly where it was. Your members then reach 258 merchants instead of 8.
Your Program connects once, for currency and for data. Pointspay builds and maintains the payment and merchant connectors on both sides, so a new merchant, PSP or platform never lands on your roadmap. Our platform helps you manage your data and move your currency. We do not want your data: it is the data you choose to share with a merchant that earns you the better commission, and you stay in 100% control of what is shared.
Web / app checkout
Members transact in Points.
Merchants settle in cash.
Each merchant picks the commercial shape it can fund and the integration its checkout can carry. Your Program builds none of them and takes advantage of all of them. Click any tile to see what it involves, and what it gives you.
A merchant combines one from each row. Whichever combination it chooses, the Points transaction reaches your members the same way.
Merchants can build their own checkout on our APIs. For those that would rather not, we provide the checkout as well, and this is how it would look to your members.
Try itDrag the slider, click the toggle, slide to pay.
Listed alongside cards, bank transfer and wallets. No redirect to a separate mall.
Any amount of Points, down to the single Point. The rest goes on the saved card.
Members double-dip: they spend Points and still collect on the full order value, instantly.
Post-purchase gifting puts merchant-funded offers straight into the member's wallet.
Your loyalty program
Your payment
Please return to the shop to see your order
Choose up to 3 merchant-funded offers
We do the job: contracting, integration, reconciliation, SLAs. Nothing commercial leaves your hands. Tap any item to see exactly where the line sits.
Six operational burdens, off your plate
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Nine commercial levers, all yours
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The merchant funds a commission on every transaction. Your Program receives that commission in full, whether the merchant came from your portfolio or ours, and Pointspay charges its 1.5% network fee to the merchant, not to you. Move the controls to model any basket, rate or funding split.
Defaults show a worked example: a USD 200 basket at 8.5% commission, so USD 20 of merchant funding in total. Change anything.
Deducted at basket settlement, not invoiced separately.
| Basket value Funded USD 80.00 in Points, USD 120.00 by card |
USD 200.00 |
| Your Program commission 8.5% on full transaction value |
− USD 17.00 |
| Pointspay network fee 1.50% on full transaction value |
− USD 3.00 |
| Net to the merchant* | USD 180.00 |
* Before the merchant's own payment processing cost, which they carry on every transaction today.
Merchant's effective cost 10.00% is the commission plus the network fee, measured against the full basket. The commission is what funds the Points the member earns, so the merchant is paying for demonstrated incremental demand, not for advertising.
Same basket, same funding split, at 5%, 8.5% and 10% commission. The highlighted card follows the slider.
The rate is agreed per merchant. Level of commitment, size of the member base, promotional support and merchant type all move it, whether the merchant came from your portfolio or from ours.
Merchants funding commission on the network today, before you transfer a single partner of your own.
Listed A to Z. The network is updated continuously, so this is the position as at 1 September 2026.
One connection into a fast-growing merchant network, where Your Program keeps every commercial control and Pointspay carries the operations.
Instant Points transactions through direct integrations
We secure operations. You drive commercials.
Merchants share revenue with you and your members
Four patterns hold across published case studies in different categories and markets: baskets get bigger, customers are new, cash revenue holds, and campaigns amplify.
Cash + miles lowered the barrier on a high-ticket category.
Case study, April 2026
Baskets grew while members still paid mostly in cash. Value added, not substituted.
Case study, February 2026
Existing customers spent above their usual basket too. Six-figure revenue in year one.
Case study, January 2025
Krijn, Marketing Manager: "Extra sales and extra traffic to the website".
Case study, January 2025
Embedded in Air France–KLM's post-booking flow: before, during and after each trip.
Case study, February 2026
Four patterns holding across five published case studies, in different categories and markets.
As reported by merchants on the Pointspay network.
The commercial case and the member case point the same way, which is what makes this straightforward to launch internally.
Top line
Bottom line
What members actually feel
The quickest way through the numbers is a conversation. Bring your own assumptions and we will run them against the models on this page.