Trinity Dollars and gift cards

Trinity Dollars: credit for your fans

Your fans top up once ($5, $10 or $20) on yoursite.com/wallet, then buy songs, beats and tickets from their balance. The card fee is charged once, on the top-up, instead of on every $1 song: you keep more of each sale.

Settings → Shop & payments:
1. Tick Fan credit (Trinity Dollars).
2. Name of your credit: call it anything ("Rebel Bucks"…), in each language.
3. Top-up amounts: separated by commas, between 2 and 500.

A fan with enough credit sees Pay with Trinity Dollars in their cart. On another phone or computer, they get a one-time sign-in link by email. Credit never expires and works only on your site.

Note: credit is paused while Stripe calculates sales tax.

Managing credit

Orders → Trinity Dollars: who holds credit and how much. Give or correct credit: a gift to a fan (e.g. 5 after a show) or a correction (e.g. -5). Refunds put the credit back where it came from. Credit counts in your revenue when it's spent.

Gift cards (Pro)

Fans buy credit for someone else on yoursite.com/gift (amounts in Settings → Shop & payments). The card is emailed right away or on the day picked (a birthday, Christmas), with the buyer's message and a code; one click adds it to their balance. Buyers can also keep the code to give in person.

Make a gift card yourself for a contest or a thank-you: leave the email empty to get the code. Every card shows whether it was sent or used. Each code works once and never expires.

Fans bring friends

Every fan gets their own link to share (yoursite.com/friends, their order page and your app). You see the visits, sign-ups and sales it brings, and you can thank fans with credit for each friend's first purchase.