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# \[2023-06-07] GASH Gift Card Channel New Price Point Release

We are introducing new price points for GASH Gift Card Channel. These new price points are designed to offer greater flexibility and options for our merchant.

* [x]  30
* [x]  170
* [x]  350
* [x]  450
* [x]  1200
* [x]  1490
* [x]  1690
* [x]  2000
* [x]  2690
* [x]  3290
* [x]  20000

The introduction of these new price points aims to enhance the user experience and cater to the diverse needs and preferences of our GASH Channel users. It allows for more personalized choices and expands the range of available mobile content.

We believe that these new price points will contribute to increased user satisfaction and engagement, as well as drive growth and revenue for our GASH Channel platform.

Please note that these new price points are updated in [Detailed Fixed Price Points Sheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1getC_v4fiHAPBXQTxhg3O-DGh5clYXcMcX75S8qTD0g/edit#gid=1380710076)

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For any further inquiries regarding this release, please contact our support team as well at <technical@codapayments.com>.


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