Solutions
LiveCardholder Lifecycle Marketing
Activation, reactivation, retention and upsell — triggered by what cardholders actually buy, rather than by a calendar.
The problem
Lifecycle campaigns usually run on a schedule, not on behaviour.
A batch job decides on Monday who looked dormant last month, and a message goes out on Wednesday. By then the cardholder has already made three purchases, or none at all — and the campaign is either irrelevant or too late. Across a portfolio, the cost of that mistiming is a large share of every card that never really activates.
How it works
Segments that move at the speed of spend.
Segments that move as people spend
Dormancy, frequency, recency and propensity are recalculated from live transaction signal, per cardholder — not per batch window.
Triggers tied to real behaviour
A campaign fires because someone bought something, stopped buying, or crossed a threshold. Not because it is the first of the month.
Delivery on the channel that works
SMS, email, push or WhatsApp, selected per cardholder and measured against actual redemption rather than open rate.
What it delivers
Activation you can attribute.
Who it is for
Issuers whose portfolios carry a meaningful share of dormant, near-dormant, or never-activated cards — and who are paying to carry them regardless.
- Activation of newly issued cards before they go cold
- Reactivation of dormant and near-dormant segments
- Retention and upsell targeted by observed category spend
- Per-event economics the issuer can attribute directly to a campaign
Other solutions
- Funded OffersMerchant-funded cashback, rewards and incentives, settled against verified spend.
- Pay with PointsPoints redemption activated at the moment of verified purchase — not days later.
- Advanced AdvertisingCross-bank CPM placements and CPA campaigns, priced against verified spend.
- Real-time Marketing IntelligenceEvery transaction and cardholder analyzed to generate live performance intelligence.
See it running against your own portfolio.
The fastest way to evaluate this is a scoped pilot on a segment you already worry about.
