Centz is changing the gift card industry – Join the ITO!
Centz is the world’s first gift card solution that allows you to collect all your balances into one spendable lump-sum credit that you can use to buy any other goods or services. Centz is going disrupt and then fundamentally change the gift card industry forever.
Jon Bricken, theCEO and Founder of Centz, has stated that their vision is to give gift card consumers total flexibility and security in the use of their gift cards, at any time, with any retailer. Their mission is to give gift card users the opportunity to fully use their gift card balances and provide the highest level of fraud prevention security.
The biggest problem with gift card industry is the massive amounts of money thatgoes unspent, and all the unspent balances go to the pockets of the big-box retailers. Customers have almost no flexibility or chance to fully use their gift cards.
Centz is here to change that, giving customers a chance to use the Centz mobile wallet to register each gift card reward, and loyalty credit and their amounts. With that, customers can get the goods and services they really want and fully spend the balances.
Centz will bring a whole new dimension to the gift card market, stopping fraud and giving customers a more flexible and user-friendly way to use the most popular gifting item – the gift card.
To take part in the Centz ITO, please visit www.centz.io
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