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Commerce · June 4, 2025

Keychain

Rewards you can actually use

Visit site ↗Alternativestop 15% of June 2025

What it does

Loyalty points are broken — every brand has its own, and most go unused. Keychain fixes this: tap your phone at local spots and get rewards straight to Venmo. No points. No waiting. Already live in NYC.

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