With Upstreet, you can reward customers with your company's shares (if you are a public company) or shares in an ETF (if you are a privately held company).
For example, when a customer makes a purchase of $100, you reward them with $5 of shares.
With Upstreet, you can reward customers with your company's shares (if you are a public company) or shares in an ETF (if you are a privately held company).
For example, when a customer makes a purchase of $100, you reward them with $5 of shares.
Example
A customer scans a unique barcode on the label of a wine bottle and gets rewarded $4 in shares.
Example
A customer makes a $100 purchase and gets rewarded with $5 in shares.
Example
A customer makes a $100 purchase and gets rewarded with $5 in shares.
Example
A customer scans a unique barcode on the label of a wine bottle and gets rewarded $4 in shares.
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