The short version: don't game the system and we'll be on the same page.

Who we are

Bribe is a card-linked loyalty platform. We help merchants reward their regular customers automatically. You're using Bribe because a venue you visit set up a loyalty program through us.

What you get

The rewards your venue offers. The terms of each reward — what you have to spend, how often you visit, what you earn, how long it lasts — are set by the venue and shown to you in the app. They don't change retroactively. If a venue updates a program, the change applies going forward; what you already earned stays yours.

What we ask

• Don't share your account. Rewards are tied to the card you linked, which is tied to your account.
• Don't try to earn rewards on transactions that weren't really yours. If something looks off — for example, a transaction posted from a card you don't own — we'll investigate and may suspend the account.
• Don't use Bribe to do anything illegal. If you'd be uncomfortable explaining it in court, don't do it on our platform.

What we promise

• We will never charge you to use Bribe. Ever. It's free to the customer, always.
• We will never sell or rent your data to advertisers. No third-party tracking, no retargeting, no "data partnerships."
• We will honor the rewards you legitimately earned. Even if the venue stops using Bribe later, anything in your account at the time stays usable until its original expiration.
• We will delete your data when you ask. One tap in the app. No support ticket required.

If something goes wrong

Talk to the venue first — they set the program, they can usually fix it the same shift. If it's a platform issue (a reward didn't show up after 24 hours, an app won't load, an account got locked out), email support@bribe.app. We respond within one business day.

Disputes

We try to fix things first. If a dispute can't be resolved between us, it's governed by the laws of the State of Texas and the jurisdiction where Bribe is incorporated. We don't require arbitration for individual claims under small-claims thresholds.

Changes

When we update these terms, we'll show you a notice next time you open the app, and the page will list a new "last updated" date at the top. Continued use after a material change means you've accepted the update. If you don't agree with a change, the right answer is to delete your account — and the button to do that is in the app.