Loyalty Card Regions Loyalty Card

Non-reloadable, prepaid cards that are purchased in bulk and can be embossed with your company name. Used primarily for promotional and incentive programs, thanking customers, and rewarding and motivating employees. They can be used at millions of merchants nationwide who accept Visa1 debit cards, including online and over the phone.

Visit a Branch Make an Appointment
View All Debit, Reloadable Prepaid, Gift & Loyalty Cards

The Basics

  • icon of bullhorn

    Promote Your Business

  • hands shake icon

    Thank Employees & Customers

  • Open sign icon

    Wide Acceptance

Loyalty Cards Details

For You If....
Want to award or motivate employees, or you want to run a promotion, bonus or incentive program.
Monthly Fee
None
Minimum Load
$10 - $500 in $5 increments
Cost of Card
$3 per card (minimum order of 25 cards) plus a $20 processing fee.
Card Customization Options
No
Rewards
No
Expiration
The card and any remaining balance will expire on the date that is printed on the front of the card.
Fraud & Theft Protection
Protection from unauthorized transactions. Replacement card if original is lost or stolen.
Mobile Pay2
No
Cash Withdrawals Allowed
No
Daily Purchase Limit
Card balance ($500 card maximum)
Special Handling
Cannot be used outside the US, to make recurring online payments, or for vehicle rentals.
Features
  • Thank employees and customers
  • Wide acceptance

Ways To Open

Visit a Branch Make an Appointment (Opens in a new window)

Open a Checking Account

Why Regions?

Personal Service

Our knowledgeable, experienced professionals are here to help. Enjoy award-winning customer service through a branch, online, over the phone, on Facebook or Twitter, or even at an ATM.

Community Involvement

We believe in giving back to our communities by supporting local organizations and donating our time and talents. We even give associates a paid day off each year to volunteer with a cause of their choice.

Related Insights

4 Easy Steps to Financial Management
4 Tips for Choosing a Checking Account
How to Avoid Checking Account Mistakes
Understanding Overdraft Fees
See All Insights

Looking for More?