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PokitPal have secured their first major agreement with a national retailer
- Published February 12, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
PokitPal secured their first major agreement with a National retailer last week.
This agreement will help the loyalty start-up to extend their footprint across Australia and gives the company a great reference for future expansion.
PokitPal have also successfully completed a technical audit in the least few days, the audit was carried out by a corporate business that wants to use the PokitPal platform to offer Cashback services to more than 1 million consumers in Australia.
PokitPal enables retailers to identify and communicate with their customers, without the need to implement and support new technology in their premises.
PokitPal has developed a world class mobile marketing platform and by integrating with Mastercard and Visa the business has created a solution which can be adopted by more than 5 billion consumers globally.
About PokitPal Pty Ltd
PokitPal was recently listed as one of Australia’s top 50 Fintech businesses to watch. The business has developed a digital marketing platform that is integrated with Mastercard and Visa, eliminating loyalty cards from traditional rewards schemes.
The PokitPal platform captures transaction data and rewards consumers via their mobile phone when they simply pay using their existing debit or credit card.
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