Linkable Networks (Collinson Group)
Linkable Networks, Inc. is a Boston-based card-linked-offers (CLO) and SKU-linked-offers platform that lets consumers attach digital offers directly to the credit and debit cards already in their wallet. When a linked card is used for a qualifying purchase on the Visa, MasterCard, American Express or PayPal rails, the Linkable platform receives the transaction, optionally confirms item-level detail through the on-premises Linkable SKU Matcher, and delivers the savings back to the cardholder as a statement credit, eGift, points or miles - with no POS integration, no additional hardware or software, no punch cards and no employee training. The company sells to brands and retailers (product/SKU-level promotions funded with trade and co-op dollars), to loyalty program operators (single-purchase, multi-visit and aggregate-spend reward mechanics layered on an existing program), and to publishers and app developers, who integrate the consumer-facing MyLinkables REST API to display offers, link them to a cardholder, register consumers, manage linked payment accounts and track redemption. Linkable Networks is associated with the Collinson Group, the privately-owned global travel, loyalty and insurance operator behind Priority Pass, and was surfaced through the Bain Capital Ventures portfolio.
Linkable Networks (Collinson Group) publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Fintech, Card-Linked Offers, Loyalty, and Payments.
Linkable Networks (Collinson Group)’s developer surface includes documentation, support, engineering blog, authentication, and 15 more developer resources.
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APIs 1
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MyLinkables Consumer API
RESTful consumer API for building applications on top of the Linkable card-linked-offer platform. Per the provider developer page it exposes consumer registration, view and opt-...
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