zmyle.de
Digital gift voucher and local payment solutions for retailers, employers, cities and regions
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About zmyle.de
zmyle provides digital and physical gift voucher systems for individual stores, retail chains, employers, cities and regions. Its offerings include store vouchers, employee benefits, city vouchers and a local digital voucher marketplace.
The company earns fees on voucher sales and offers setup, payment management, logistics and support for city voucher programs. Its system is used by stores and employers across German cities.
Product: A voucher platform for stores, employers and cities, including online sales, voucher acceptance, employee benefits and city voucher programs.
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