Reloadly has explained a broader focus on prepaid rewards and payout links as it updates its website and positioning. In a founder's post published on March 22, 2026, the company traces the move from mobile top-up infrastructure to gift cards, virtual prepaid cards and recipient-selected rewards.

The author, who signs the post as Michel, says he returned to running Reloadly after three years as an adviser and board member. He describes the new website as part of an internally named Reloadly 3.0 phase, reflecting a change in the business's focus and how its products are presented.

Reloadly launched in 2019 with a developer-oriented mobile top-up service. The post describes self-service access, REST APIs and documentation as foundations of that original offer. Gift cards followed in 2021 with the launch of its Gift Card API, expanding the reward products developers could incorporate into their services.

The company says it spent 2025 building and shipping payout-link campaigns. These give recipients a link through which they can choose a gift card or prepaid option. Reloadly identifies existing users in HR, gaming and fintech as examples of the audiences using the approach to distribute rewards and payouts.

The founder also discusses Swype, which the company describes as its own open-loop virtual prepaid program. According to the post, Swype had already been built and launched, with support for Apple Pay and Google Pay. The article presents it as an additional prepaid option within Reloadly's product direction.

The operational emphasis is on giving businesses control over distribution while allowing recipients more choice about how to receive value. Reporting and campaign management sit alongside the APIs in that account, as Reloadly describes serving businesses that need to send rewards across different products.

Monetary payouts are discussed separately as a forthcoming capability. The post says they are coming soon, while describing gift cards, prepaid products and payout links as parts of the offering already developed. This distinction places the cash payout plan on the roadmap at the time of the March announcement.