MANCHESTER, N.H.–Bellwether Community Credit Union said it is partnering with Prizeout, an ad-tech company that “turns financial balances into growth solutions,” to offer their members the ability to use their funds to purchase digital gift cards with additional purchasing power through Prizeout Offers.
“Prizeout Offers will provide an easy, convenient way for Bellwether members to buy digital gift cards from nationally known and local brands using funds from their credit union account,” the credit union said.
Bellwether explained that when members log on to their Bellwether online banking account, they have the option to purchase gift cards with additional purchasing power up to 20%. Gift cards are delivered instantly and electronically and at no cost to the member, allowing members to stretch their dollars for brands they are already using, BCU said.
A ’Value-Add’
"We embrace technology and partnerships that are a value add for our members," said Bellwether Community Credit Union Chief Operating Officer Jeff Benson. "Prizeout Offers will give our members more buying power on their spend within the safety and security of online banking. This service fits into our mission of continually looking for ways that will enhance and enrich our members' financial lives."
Community Credit Union members access to more than 1,300 brands as part of the new offering.
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