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Bilt Rewards is New York-headquartered loyalty program transforming rent and housing costs into redeemable points via its network. Renters earn Bilt Points on on-time payments reported to Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, redeemable for travel through Alaska Airlines, rent credits, fitness at Equinox, or down payments. The Wells Fargo-issued Bilt Mastercard adds points on dining, travel, and rideshares, while Neighborhood Benefits link to local merchants like Sweetgreen and SoulCycle in select U.S. cities.

Fetch is a Milwaukee-headquartered mobile rewards app where users upload receipts from any store to earn points redeemable for gift cards. The platform partners with 600 brands like Pepsi and Clorox for targeted offers, processing millions of scans monthly. Fetch provides retailers with shopping insights across 5,000 retailers.

Ziff Davis Inc is a digital media and internet company operating a portfolio of brands across technology, shopping, gaming and entertainment, health and wellness, connectivity, and cybersecurity. The company has five reportable segments. The Technology & Shopping segment generates revenue from advertising and commerce content. The Gaming & Entertainment segment provides content, subscriptions, and digital storefront services. The Health & Wellness segment offers digital tools and content for health management. The Connectivity segment provides data and analytics solutions for network performance. The Cybersecurity & Martech segment delivers cloud-based software for security and marketing. It generates the majority of its revenue from the Health & Wellness segment.

Boost is a Kuala Lumpur-headquartered fintech company operating Malaysia's leading e-wallet and lifestyle application. Launched in 2017 as a joint venture between Axiata Digital and Razer, it serves 7.5 million users through 170,000 merchant touchpoints for payments, bill settlements, and rewards. Boost processes transactions via QR codes and NFC, integrating with public transport fares and e-commerce platforms across Southeast Asia.

Alpaca is a subscription service delivering monthly classroom supply packs to teachers in the United States. Each pack contains organizational tools, student incentives, decor items, and hygiene essentials, structured to benefit every teacher in participating schools. The model doubles product value with $2 of goods per $1 subscription fee, supporting K-12 educators with curated, high-demand materials shipped nationwide.

LifeMiles is Avianca's loyalty program serving over 5 million members in Latin America with points for flights, hotels, car rentals, and shopping. Bogota-based, it partners with Star Alliance airlines, Aeromexico, Iberia, and networks spanning 100,000 hotels, 120 countries for rentals, and 8,900 experiences. Members earn via co-branded cards and redeem for travel or donations.

ShopBack is a cashback and rewards portal dominant in Southeast Asia's e-commerce market. Singapore-headquartered with operations in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Taiwan, it partners with over 1,300 merchants including Uber, Expedia, and Lazada to offer up to 30 percent cashback on purchases. Launched around 2014, it secured Gold and Silver awards at the 2015 Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation Awards and the Emerging Enterprise Award in 2016.

Fanli is a Shanghai-based e-commerce rebate platform in China. Launched in 2006, the service directs users to merchant sites via affiliate links, earning rebates on purchases including home appliances.

Raise is a digital marketplace for buying and selling discounted gift cards from major retailers. Users purchase cards at up to 30 percent off or sell unused ones for cash. The Chicago-headquartered platform partners with brands like Starbucks, Home Depot, and Target. Raise operates a rewards program where customers earn points redeemable for statement credits. Its mobile app and website streamline transactions, enhancing savings on everyday purchases across dining, travel, and shopping categories.

Scapia is a Mumbai-based fintech platform issuing no-foreign-transaction-fee credit cards tailored for travel spending. The app tracks expenditures, awards redeemable coins on purchases, and facilitates direct bookings for flights and hotels. Launched in 2023, Scapia integrates payments and rewards into a single interface for Indian users planning international trips.

CRMBonus is a sales acceleration platform launched in April 2018 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The system boosts store revenues by 10 to 20 percent within 100 days using discounts under 2 percent effective cost, diluting fixed expenses via increased transactions. It manages loyalty programs, targeted promotions, and analytics for retail chains in Latin America.

Joy is a San Francisco-headquartered wedding platform launched in 2016 through Y Combinator that enables couples to create customized wedding websites and mobile apps. Users build all-in-one registries, manage guest lists and RSVPs, distribute Save the Dates, invitations, and eCards in digital or printed formats, offer guest travel and accommodation options, host virtual events, and maintain shared wedding albums and guest books. Wedding guests purchase gifts from registries, book accommodations, access Google Maps directions, integrate ride-sharing services, and add events to personal calendars.

Eagle Eye Solutions Group PLC is a software-as-a-service and artificial intelligence technology company. It provides digital platforms enabling retailers in the grocery, retail, travel, and hospitality sectors to engage customers through real-time marketing through the provision of its marketing technology software as a service solution. It has two operating divisions, namely, the Organic Eagle Eye business and the EagleAI business, with maximum revenue generated from the Organic division. It has operational footprints across the United Kingdom, France, the United States, Canada, Australia, North America, the Rest of Europe, and the Rest of Asia Pacific. The company generates the majority of its revenue from Subscription and transaction fees.

Klevo Rewards Ltd, formelry My Rewards International Ltd engages in providing membership services and loyalty programs for corporate and retail clients. It derives revenue from Item sales, Membership fees, and Management fees.

Dotz SA develops and manages a customer loyalty programme based on the consumption of goods and services provided by partners, as well as the monetization of redemption rights and premiums.