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Snapcart –Asia’s first and only cashback app–has just turn one year-old today. In celebration of the the anniversary,
March 10, 2017
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Snapcart –Asia’s first and only cashback app–has just turn one year-old today. In celebration of the the anniversary,
In the 3rd quarter of 2016, Indonesia-based company and Asia’s first cashback app, Snapcart, boosted its global presence through Southeast Asia’s second biggest market, the
Aside from collecting cashbacks through snapping receipts, collecting Snap Points by engaging in an array of Snaptastic activities – Snapcart’s bonus features –
Earlier this year, Snapcart won the Accenture Consumer Innovation Award (ACIA) in GIVE ME Omni-Personalisation category and was the first and only start-up company in
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