Loyalty is emerging as a promising application of Web3 technology. Leading brands such as Starbucks, Lufthansa, and Lacoste have recognized this and are beginning to experiment.

Currently, over 45 start-ups are developing loyalty solutions, with some even building entire Web3 marketing platforms. Salesforce and Shopify have launched their own Web3 offerings for brands.

What has prompted some of the biggest brands to experiment with Web3-based loyalty, where do we stand, and what is its potential?

  • Why loyalty matters

  • Loyalty in a nutshell

  • The evolution of loyalty

  • Web3 loyalty playbook

  • Sector snapshot with top brands & start-ups

  • Actionable take-aways

  • What’s next

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Why Loyalty Matters

Loyalty is nothing new. In the United States, the concept dates back to the early 1800s when merchants began handing out copper coins that could be redeemed for goods or services on future visits. In the late 19th century, S&H Green Stamps emerged as a popular loyalty points system, maintaining its popularity well into the 1980s.

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Loyalty is a tool that businesses use to reward and retain loyal customers. It’s designed to enhance the customer experience and build long-term relationships, ultimately benefiting both the customer and the business.

For almost every business, having loyal customers is better than having non-loyal customers.