Product · MultibrandPatented · US 12,597,048 B2

One card.
Every program.

You enable the programs. Customers choose where their card earns — one program, or split across several. Every new partner is a configuration, not a launch.

Multibrand · Split rewards
1 TAP · 3 PROGRAMS
Flight booking
contactless · online
$646.00
Routed by loyalty profile
Turkish Miles&Smiles+323 pts50%
Accor ALL+194 pts30%
Qitaf+129 pts20%
POST /v1/transactions
201 split · 3 programs
SETTLEMENT consolidated
1 position · all programs

A new partnership is a setting you switch on, not a program you build. Customers add it to their profile — and their card starts earning there, instantly.

Capabilities

Earning that follows the customer.

My loyalty profileSaved
Allocation100% of earn
Turkish Miles&Smiles50%
Accor ALL30%
Qitaf20%
Qatar Privilege Club+ Add
Spend $100→ earns across 3 programs
01

Single card connectivity

One physical or digital card connected to every program you enable from the network.

02

Loyalty profiles

Customers choose where to earn — one program, or split across several — in your app. The card applies it automatically.

03

Simultaneous earning

A single transaction can accrue to multiple programs at once, split by the member's own allocation.

04

Consolidated settlement

However many programs a transaction touches, you clear one position covering all of them.

How it works

From integration to earning, in three steps.

1You · once

Integrate once

Connect to the Cosmo API with our lightweight SDK. Minimal engineering for full network access.

One SDKSandbox first
2You · once

Enable programs

Select which network programs your card supports, from the partner dashboard. A configuration, not a launch.

No new buildYou stay in control
3Customer

Customers choose where they earn

Every transaction earns according to the customer's loyalty profile — across each enabled program, automatically.

Member-controlledOne settlement
Multibrand

Every program your
customers love. One card.

Give users the rewards they actually want — without adding a single integration per program.