Tillo announced on September 15 that it is powering Military Connect’s Military Gift Cards programme. Verified U.S. service members, veterans and military families can buy discounted digital gift cards covering more than 100 brands, with shopping categories including food, dining, travel and home improvement.

The programme uses Tillo StoreFront and sits within Military Connect’s membership offering. Tillo says membership is free and describes the eligible military community as exceeding 30 million people. That figure is a potential audience, not a reported count of registered users or gift-card purchasers.

The storefront behind the savings

StoreFront is Tillo’s branded marketplace product: organisations can operate a gift-card shop under their own identity while using Tillo’s catalogue, checkout and delivery infrastructure. Its product documentation describes separate models for face-value sales, discounted purchasing, cashback and points-based rewards.

Those options explain how the same infrastructure can serve different membership programmes. They do not mean that every StoreFront feature is included in Military Gift Cards. The partnership announcement specifically describes discounted digital purchasing and immediate delivery.

For rewards operators, the practical distinction is between the platform’s overall brand catalogue and the selection offered by a particular programme. Military Connect’s stated range is more than 100 brands; Tillo’s wider network should not be presented as the programme’s launch catalogue.

What members still need to check

A gift-card discount is useful when it matches spending the household already planned. Before buying, the relevant questions remain the brand’s redemption rules, the amount needed and the actual saving shown at purchase. The announcement does not provide a universal discount percentage or report transaction volumes.