The described business is a crypto rewards platform that allows users to earn points, known as ZP, through activities such as online shopping, video watching, and survey participation. These points can be redeemed for cryptocurrencies, cash, or gift cards. Launched in 2020, the platform has a significant user base, primarily from the United States, South America, and Europe. It operates efficiently with minimal oversight, primarily by a single owner, and generates revenue through incentivized advertising, market research, and merchant partnerships. A unique aspect is its strong partnership with a regulated cryptocurrency exchange and its user-friendly interface. The company experienced a rebranding effort in 2025.
The business model involves earning commissions from certain user actions and sharing a percentage with the users as ZP, maintaining an average profit margin of 50%. From December 2024 to November 2025, the annual gross revenue was $18,234 with an average gross profit margin of 52%. As of November 2025, the platform had 115,787 users, with substantially verified identities.
Operationally, the business requires only a few hours per week, and handling activities such as user rewards payouts and occasional customer support is manageable. There is substantial potential for growth, including running targeted promotions, expanding partnerships, introducing new rewards, and improving engagement through gamification and referrals. The current owner is selling the platform to focus on new ventures and sees this as a high-leverage opportunity for buyers with the means to scale the business. Post-sale support is negotiable to facilitate a smooth transition.
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