Rewardz Launches VYBE Perks Subscription for Singapore SMEs

Rewardz has introduced VYBE to give Singapore's small and medium-sized enterprises access to enterprise-grade employee benefits and support talent retention.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Rewardz Launches VYBE Perks Subscription for Singapore SMEs

Digital rewards and loyalty solutions provider Rewardz announced on Aug. 31, 2026, the launch of VYBE, an employee perks subscription designed specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore. The service aims to equip smaller businesses with enterprise-grade employee benefits while eliminating the operational complexity typically associated with traditional human resources programmes.[1][2]

The platform was introduced by Rewardz Co-founder and CEO Sudhanshu Tewari alongside Co-founder and COO Nicole Seah to address growing talent retention challenges in the SME sector. Smaller companies frequently face hurdles competing for top candidates against larger organizations with extensive budgets and dedicated benefits teams, and VYBE is structured to bridge that resource gap.[1][2]

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