Zipline issues zero consumer coupon codes, and SimplyCodes has tracked no promotional coupons for the platform across the past two years. That absence is by design: Zipline is a B2B retail payment and loyalty technology provider, not a direct-to-consumer store, and it powers private-label programs for convenience and fuel brands like EZ Stop, Speedy Stop, and Zippy Mart. Real savings happen at the merchant level, where Zipline's private-label debit network passes interchange fee savings back to shoppers. The EZ Pay card, for instance, cuts up to 10¢ per gallon on fuel. This guide details where those savings actually live and how to unlock them.
Sign Up for the Zippy Rewards App and Other Merchant Loyalty Programs Powered by Zipline
Zipline points cannot be earned or redeemed on Zipline's own website, because Zipline operates as the underlying technology layer for individual convenience and fuel brands rather than a single unified rewards program. According to Zipline's merchant-branded program documentation, brands including EZ Stop, Speedy Stop, and Zippy Mart run their own loyalty programs on top of Zipline's platform.
To capture these savings, identify which retailers in your area partner with Zipline and enroll directly in their specific programs. That means downloading a merchant-branded app such as Zippy Rewards, or signing up for the in-store loyalty program at EZ Stop or Speedy Stop. Each program is tied to its own brand, so enrollment at one Zipline-powered retailer does not carry over to another.
Pay with the EZ Pay Card to Cut Up to 10¢ Per Gallon on Fuel
The EZ Pay card, powered by Zipline, saves users up to 10¢ per gallon on fuel by linking directly to a checking account instead of a credit card. This is a structural discount rather than a limited-time promotion, so the savings apply on every fill-up rather than expiring like a coupon.
Zipline's core platform is built to help merchants bypass traditional credit card interchange fees through private-label debit networks, as documented in industry coverage from CSP Daily News and Convenience Store News. Merchants pass those transaction savings directly back to consumers. Enrolling in a partner merchant's Zipline-powered debit card, such as the EZ Pay card offered by EZ Stop, converts that fee reduction into a per-gallon fuel discount that compounds over time for regular drivers.
Because these cards draw from a checking account, the discount holds regardless of whether a location is running other promotions, making it a reliable baseline for anyone who buys fuel at a Zipline partner brand frequently.
Competitors Like Shell's Fuel Rewards and KickBack Rewards Offer Payment-Linked Fuel Savings
Shell's Fuel Rewards and KickBack Rewards Systems compete directly in the payment-linked fuel and convenience savings category that Zipline serves, and SimplyCodes tracks 1 active competitor code across these alternative platforms. Both operate loyalty networks that discount fuel and in-store purchases through mechanics similar to Zipline's private-label model, which makes them the natural place to look when Zipline itself offers no public codes.
Shell's Fuel Rewards discounts fuel through a points-and-status structure tied to Shell stations, while KickBack Rewards Systems, like PDI Technologies, powers loyalty at independent convenience and fuel retailers. Since Zipline savings are locked to whichever partner brand serves your region, checking these competitor networks makes sense when no Zipline-powered retailer operates near you, or when a nearby Shell station's fuel rewards outpace the per-gallon cut your local EZ Pay card delivers.
