Enter to win a $100 gift certificate from Gyft's free mobile app service that allows you to buy, send redeem and store all your gift cards in one place. Need to buy a friend or family member a gift?

San Francisco, Calif. – Dec 14, 2012- Gyft, Inc, the newly launched service that allows customers to buy, store, send, receive and organize gift cards via mobile and social media, today announced that ...

Just this morning, Gyft, Inc, the lead mobile gift card company announced the Gyft Points program to reward customers for use of gift cards. In May of this year, Gyft began accepting Bitcoin for ...

Through a partnership with Bitcoin payment processor BitPay Inc., Gyft now accepts bitcoins for its mobile gift card product. This extends the virtual currency's reach to more than 50,000 retail ...

Gyft is a digital platform that lets consumers buy, send, manage and redeem gift cards using mobile devices. Gyft is integrated with Facebook so users can send gift cards to their friends around ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In an ongoing effort to protect the accounts and account information of its users, Gyft is notifying users who may have been affected by a security incident.

The team from Gyft, an app bringing the gift card industry to your mobile phone, took the stage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2013 today to introduce a new gift card registry option, which allows users to ...

You give a friend a thoughtful gift certificate for their birthday, but how do you know it’s not going to sit in a drawer forever and just end up expiring? It’s not for lack of gratitude, but because ...

Digital gift card retailer Gyft has forced a password reset for some of its users. The move comes in response to the theft of usernames and passwords from a subset of Gyft customers. Mountain View, ...

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Gyft is continuing to investigate the incident and will take all ...

is part of Gyft's broader mission to digitize gift cards so that they can be securely traded using bitcoin's public ledger, the blockchain. Termed 'gift cards 2.0', the ambitious project was first ...

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