Rewards & loyalty
A customer earns a benefit and needs a way to use it. Gift cards and vouchers suit a redemption journey; explain restrictions before the recipient chooses a reward.
Gift card APIAPISMA · private access for B2B partners
Digital goods API access for your product.
APISMA offers private API access to approved business partners exploring gift cards, game top-ups, mobile recharge, game keys and eSIM.
Bring digital goods into a rewards, commerce, gaming or connectivity experience. Your available products, integration details and commercial terms are confirmed for an agreed scope.
Access is reviewed by a person. Sending a request does not create an account or issue credentials.
Your productThe experience your customers use
Integration scope
agreed with your team
Private API accessBusiness approval and account-specific documentation come before implementation.
Where it fits
Start with a customer need.
Digital goods are value, codes or connectivity supplied digitally. The right category depends on what your customer needs to do, not just what you want to sell.
Wallets & commerce
A customer wants to buy digital value inside an existing product. A code they redeem and credit applied to an account need different recipient details and support.
Compare categoriesGaming products
A player needs account credit or a game to redeem. Identify the player for a top-up; explain the platform and redemption restrictions for a game key.
Mobile & travel
Recharging an existing mobile account is different from choosing an eSIM plan. An eSIM experience also needs clear device, installation and activation guidance.
These are integration categories, not a live inventory. Confirm the products and markets relevant to your business during review.
The customer experience
A delivered code is not
the end of the journey.
Consider a rewards product. Earning a benefit, receiving a voucher and redeeming it are different moments. Your customer needs to understand each one.
- 01
Earned
Explain why the customer qualifies for a reward and when they can choose it.
- 02
Selected
Show what the reward represents and the restrictions that affect redemption.
- 03
Received
Make the delivery outcome clear. A delay should not look like a confirmed failure.
- 04
Redeemed
Provide the relevant redemption instructions and a way to ask for help.
Illustrative product journey, not an APISMA API workflow or delivery promise.
Explore business use casesFor product & engineering
Plan beyond the successful response.
A connection is only part of an integration. Product information, repeated actions and uncertain results all affect what your customer sees.
Integration planning guidesGive the customer enough information to choose.
Platform, recipient, region or device requirements can change the choice. Identify the information your interface needs; confirm the actual product fields privately.
Plan product informationRecognize one action across repeated attempts.
A double-click or delayed response should not become an untracked second intention. Use a stable business reference in your design and confirm the API’s duplicate-handling rules.
Understand duplicate preventionKeep an uncertain result separate from failure.
A timeout alone does not establish the outcome. Decide how your product checks the existing result and who investigates before a customer tries again.
Plan recovery and supportWorking with APISMA
A business relationship
with a defined scope.
APISMA is for teams integrating digital goods into a business product. It is not a consumer store, and access is not issued through self-service signup.
Bring a product or business owner.
Start with the customer need and a realistic launch scope. A technical counterpart can help identify integration questions.
Confirm before you commit.
- Product fit
- The products, markets and restrictions that apply to your intended use.
- Technical material
- Read technical guidance without registration. Confirm environment settings and account-specific requirements through your approved partner channel. API Reference
- Commercial terms
- The agreed scope and written terms. A category name or volume estimate is not a price quote. Pricing approach
Start the conversation
Tell us what you want to build.
Include your company, work contact, chosen categories and expected monthly volume. An operator reviews your request and decides the next step.
Keep credentials and customer data out of the request. Submission does not guarantee approval.