Shards Protocol raises $2M for Web3 reputation and rewards system
Shards Protocol, a reputation protocol that rewards users for their Web3 milestones, hasraised $2 million across multiple funding rounds. Participating in the round were...
Mistplay offers reward-based user acquisition on the iPhone
Mistplay has launched its reward-based user acquisition platform for mobile gamers on the iPhone in the U.S. Since its foundation in 2016, Montreal-based Mistplay...
ShopBack expands rewards business from Asia to the U.S. with gamified offers
ShopBack, Asia-Pacific’s shopping and rewards platform with over 50 million users across 13 markets, announced its official launch in the United States. Known for...
Power play: Tapping the passion of gamers and sports fans to engage new audiences
In an era of rapid technological advancements and changing consumer behaviors, the worlds of sports and gaming are colliding in fascinating new ways. How...
FTC: Tapjoy’s deception settlement has implications for Apple and Google
The Federal Trade Commission today announced it has settled allegations that Tapjoy misled its customers and game developers over rewards promised for completing its...
Bunch raises $3.85 million for social mobile party app for gamers
Bunch, the party app for mobile games, has raised $3.85 million from top games companies including Supercell, Tencent, Riot Games, Miniclip, Colopl Next, and...
Google Play Points launches in the U.S.
In September 2018, Google launched Google Play Points, a program that rewards Google Play Store customers with points that can be put toward purchase...
Versus Systems launches Winfinite rewards for video game players
Gamer rewards startups are becoming a dime a dozen these days. But Versus Systems believes it has something unique in its Winfinite rewards platform...
Kiip offers 'rewarded video' at the right moment in mobile apps and games
You can play a game and get a reward by watching a video.
Hey, devs, PaeDae’s Bartr turns advertising into a free service
Does advertising always have to operate within a pay to play model? PaeDae doesn't think so.