Rewards Card Africa
The rewards infrastructure layer for Africa
What it does
RewardsCard is Africa's rewards and gifting infrastructure. HR teams send reward cards, recipients browse a real catalogue and pick what they want. Partners embed it via API. 29 countries, one platform.
Send a RewardsCard and let your employee choose exactly what they want. Airtime, dining, rides, wellness, fashion and more — across 10+ African countries. Better than cash. Better than bank transfers.
Load it with value. They choose how to spend it, airtime, dining, rides, spa, fashion, cinema and more. Digital or physical. Full redemption tracking. Built for HR teams across Africa. When you pay a bonus directly into a bank account, it merges with everything else. It pays rent, clears a bill, covers groceries. The gesture, the recognition, gets lost. A RewardsCard is different. The recipient logs in, sees what you loaded for them, and chooses something they actually want. That moment of choice is the experience. They remember it. They tell people. Lands in the account. Pays for something forgettable. No tracking. Recipient chooses their treat. You see when it's redeemed. They'll mention…from ribirewards.com
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