Gift cards have stopped being just a gifting product. Cost of living pressure turned them into a genuine savings and spending tool, and consumers now expect to reload the same card rather than buy a new one every time. ReLoadable meets that shift.
The same digital gift card stays exactly where it lives, in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and simply reloads. No new card to add, no old one to delete.
Stays in their wallet.
The card a customer already saved reloads in place. Nothing new to add, nothing old to remove.
Real-time balance updates.
The moment a reload lands, the balance in their wallet updates and it's ready to spend.
Full top-up history.
Every reload is logged against the same card, so customers can see exactly when and how much they've topped up.
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Proven in market
ReLoadable drives a 45% increase in spend, per user
When ReLoadable gift cards went live on Cheddar the response was immediate, sales value on the platform jumped 52% in that first month, with sales volume up 37% over the same period.
Active customer numbers grew 27% in that same launch month, and average spend per user rose by 19.3%, a sign that people were committing to the habit rather than sampling it once.
Twelve months on, that early momentum had settled into a genuine shift in behavior, average monthly spend per user was up 45%, and average order value had grown 12%.
Reload frequency kept climbing too, from 2.1 to 2.9 times a month on average, each one a customer choosing to top up the same card again rather than start over with a new purchase.