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A leading fintech innovator, SKUx gives brands and retailers the power to deliver secure, serialized, intuitive digital offers anywhere, anytime, at the speed of today`s consumer. SKUx transforms virtually any coupon, rebate, or promotional offer into product-based payments for the world`s leading brands, marketing agencies, and retailers. Leveraging Hedera Hashgraph distributed ledger technology, the company`s patented Smart Incentives™ platform combines offer details, serialization, first party data acquisition, funding, and settlement in near real-time. The result – increased customer trust, laser sharp transparency for all industry stakeholders, and new opportunities for consumer engagement.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.skux.io
  • 501 1st Avenue North Suite 901
    St. Petersburg, FL USA 33701
  • Phone: n/a

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