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# Reward points benefit

Reward members with points for purchases and with those points, members can redeem them for store credits.

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If you are using customer accounts, store credit is delivered automatically to the customer account when the customer logs into your store. They can use it as a payment method at checkout.
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If you are using legacy customer accounts, the store credit will be delivered automatically as a discount code in their member portal area. To use the store credit, the customer just has to purchase their items and then when they are on the checkout page, apply the discount codes.

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If you are using customer accounts, enable Store Credit on your store. [Follow the Store Credit setup instructions](/members-area/enabling-native-store-credit.md).
{% endhint %}

1. From the main menu, click **Benefits**.

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2. Find the membership tier you want to add this benefit to and click **Edit Benefits**.

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3. Next find the Reward Points row and then toggle the Reward Points benefit to enabled.

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4. Click **Edit**.

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5. Now enter a name for your reward points benefit e.g. Reward Points

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6. Enter a description e.g. Get points for every purchase you make and then exchange your points for store credits.

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7. Now enter how many points a member will earn every time they spend 1 unit of currency. For example, if your store's primary currency is USD then for every 1 USD spent by the customer, how many points should they receive.

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8. Now enter how many points are required for the customer to get a 1 unit of currency discount. For example, if your store's primary currency is USD then how many points are required for the customer to get a 1 USD discount.

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9. **For Legacy Customer Accounts Only:** This is optional but you can also set an expiry date for the discount code that is created when a customer redeems any points.

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10. Click **Save**.

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