Receipts in · ownership out
Buy the groceries.
Own the supermarket.
Scan the receipt from a shop you already use. A slice of that company’s stock lands in a wallet you control — not points, not cash back, not a loyalty balance we can devalue.
120+ countries · no bank · no broker · no paperwork
COSTCO WHOLESALE
FIFTH AVENUE · 11:06 AM
Receipt verified
4.087 invos · 0.00409 COST @ $912.40
THANK YOU
The trade
What you buy, against what you own.
Weekly shop
Costco · $186.40
+$3.73
4.1 invos
Two tickets and popcorn
Odeon · $43.97
+$1.76
382.3 invos
Morning flat white
Starbucks · $5.40
+$0.22
2.2 invos
New running shoes
Nike · $129.00
+$5.16
65.9 invos
A year of streaming
Netflix · $155.88
+$4.68
4.6 invos
Illustrative, priced at the reference share price on file. Rates are set per brand. Brands named here are references, not partners.
Three steps
Snap it, and we take it from there.
COSTCO WHOLESALE
STORE 1042 · 11:06
Keep the receipt
Shop as you already do — in store or online. No card to switch, nothing to open at the till.
Verification
We check it by hand
A reviewer confirms the brand, the date and the total, and that it has not been claimed before. Usually minutes.
Settlement
THANK YOU
The stock is yours
Your reward converts to fractional shares at the current price and settles to your own wallet.
Your math
Drag the total.
Watch the other side.
The brand’s own rate against your receipt total, converted at the current share price — 1,000 invos to a whole share. The same arithmetic the app runs.
Leaves your account
$250.00
at Costco · 2% back
Stays yours
$5.00
0.0055 COST · 5.5 invos
Merchant
COSTCO
Reward rate
2%
COST @ market
$912.40
Settles to
0x7a4…c3f
2% of $250.00, paid in COST. 1,000 invos make one whole share, held in a wallet you control.
Live rates
24 companies, each paying in their own stock.
Costco
pays in COST
Netflix
pays in NFLX
Apple
pays in AAPL
Amazon
pays in AMZN
Nike
pays in NKE
Starbucks
pays in SBUX
Target
pays in TGT
Walmart
pays in WMT
McDonald's
pays in MCD
$INVO
Most of the fee goes back into the token.
Invo charges a small fee when it issues a reward. It comes off the protocol side, never your balance.
- 75%
- of protocol fees fund $INVO buybacks on the open market
- Burned
- every token bought back is destroyed, permanently
- Volume-led
- the budget grows only as more receipts are processed
Your next receipt is a share certificate.
- 1,000
- invos make one whole share
- 120+
- countries, no bank involved
- 0
- accounts to open — bring a wallet