Dosh and Button Expand Partnership to Provide More Shoppers with Frictionless Online and Offline Cash Back Experiences
Financial services companies benefit from two rewards power houses in one SDK
Dosh, the fastest-growing cash back platform that connects thousands of brands and retailers to millions of consumers, today announced the expansion of its integration of Button, the leading mobile commerce technology company, on its platform. By integrating Button’s leading mobile commerce capabilities into Dosh’s SDK, financial services companies using Dosh to power their rewards programs will be able to provide consumers with instant cash back rewards for online, in-store, and mobile purchases.
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“Dosh has created a unique ecosystem that benefits fintechs, retailers and consumers alike — and we’re always striving to increase the value we deliver across the board,” said Ryan Wuerch, CEO and founder of Dosh. “By continuing to expand our integration with Button, we’re helping financial services companies stay top of wallet and brands top of mind in such a crucial season in the retail calendar.”
Betterment will be the first partner to leverage the integration of Button into the Dosh platform. Later this year Betterment Checking users will automatically earn cash back from eligible brands and retailers when they use their Betterment Visa ® Debit Card. Dosh will provide Betterment Checking customers with the ability to browse available deals from thousands of merchants and earn cash back in a completely frictionless way.
“Commerce strategies are the new rage in the fintech category, and offering the best content is critical to success,” said Michael Jaconi, co-founder and CEO of Button. “Button and Dosh now provide fintech companies the combined power of card-linked and mobile commerce offers within a single integration. Our partnership provides new, exclusive, and personalized content for these fintechs to strengthen engagement, gather insights, and drive revenue from their mobile apps—their primary touchpoints with their customers.”
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