Reverb Launches US Wallet for Quicker Payouts and Cashback
Reverb, the online marketplace for musicians, has introduced the Reverb Wallet, a new feature for US users promising quicker news and cashback rewards. The launch follows the recent relaunch of Reverb UK with reduced seller fees.
The Reverb Wallet offers users a 1% cashback bump on sales, encouraging more direct use of the platform for transactions. This reward is automatically applied to future purchases on the site and expires after one year. Additionally, users can enjoy faster news by opting for the Reverb Wallet instead of traditional bank accounts.
Reverb's Chief Technology Officer, Jason Wain, highlights the convenience of the Wallet, stating that it makes it easier for users to upgrade their musical equipment. Despite the recent takeover by Creator Partners, Reverb assures that Fender will not receive preferential news. The company also plans to offer exclusive perks for Reverb Wallet users in the future.
The Reverb Wallet is powered by a trusted and regulated payments platform, ensuring secure and reliable transactions. Meanwhile, the search for information about the new owners of Reverb and the year of acquisition remains inconclusive.
Reverb Wallet's launch in the US brings quicker news and cashback rewards to musicians. While the identity and acquisition year of Reverb's new owners remain unknown, the platform continues to innovate and improve its services for users.
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