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Employees spend credits on what they genuinely want — healthcare, gym, wellbeing, gear, learning, or a coffee voucher. No forms. No receipts. No waiting.
The Wallet Marketplace is where employee benefit credits become something real. Every employee with a credit balance can browse, choose, and spend — directly inside their Wallet. No reimbursement workflow. No vendor portal login. No HR approval for every purchase. Two categories, twelve options to start, and more added as your company grows.
Not sure how many credits to give your team? Start with ₵50 per person per month — enough for one meaningful benefit a month.
No enrollment period. No annual plan selection. An employee opens their Wallet, sees their balance, and picks what they want.
Benefits that renew month after month. Employees allocate their credits to the subscription they want — it runs automatically from their balance.
"Better than paying for a company Multisport that half the team doesn't use. Credits go to the people who actually want it."
Benefits that renew month after month. Employees allocate their credits to the subscription they want — it runs automatically from their balance.
"Better than paying for a company Multisport that half the team doesn't use. Credits go to the people who actually want it."
Most employee benefit programs fail because they assume the company knows what each employee wants. They don't.
One employee wants a gym membership. Another wants therapy. Another wants a home office monitor. Another wants a coffee subscription.
When you give everyone the same benefit, most of them don't use it. When you give everyone credits and a marketplace, they choose what matters to their life right now.
That's why credit utilization in Wallet is high. Not because the benefits are better — because they're chosen.
Compare that to the gym subscription half your team never opens. Or the meal plan that works for London but not for Warsaw. Credits let everyone choose what's real for them.
The Wallet Marketplace starts focused. Twelve solid categories that cover the benefits most employees actually use most often. As Wallet grows — and as your company grows — the marketplace expands.
The practical questions — before the first spend.
Order credits →Start with a credit bundle. Set your allocation. Your team opens the Marketplace and chooses for themselves.
No subscription. Credits don't expire. Start whenever you're ready.