Arman Afzar

Tokenization & Smart Contracts

Tokenized loyalty points: from forgotten points to a usable asset

A customer club only works if points get spent. What tokenizing points adds — and what it risks.

The Arman Afzar team2 min read

We’ve built customer clubs and wallets in platforms such as ICity and residential portals. One recurring lesson: points that can be spent in only one place are quickly forgotten.

What a token adds

Recorded as a token, a point can move between merchants in a network, carry a transparent expiry and have a balance anyone can verify.

The risks

A transferable token may mean something different under financial rules. The line between a “point” and an “asset” must be clarified with legal counsel before design.

Start small

A small network of merchants, one simple earn-and-burn rule and a monitoring dashboard; widen the rules after watching real user behaviour.

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