Reverb Wallet lets music makers get more money for their gear with a 1% cash back bonusMusic gear marketplace Reverb has launched a newly revamped version of the Reverb Wallet, allowing users to get even more money for their gear.
Those who opt to keep their earnings from gear sales in their Reverb Wallet will get to take advantage of a one percent cash back bonus, as well as faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks.

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This remodelled Wallet experience follows Reverb’s recent return to independence. The platform was sold by Etsy earlier this year, and was purchased by two new investors: Creator Partners, which also invests in BMI, SoundCloud, Color Studios, and Mogul; and Servco, which has been involved in musical instruments since 1937.
The newly imagined Reverb Wallet is also backed by a trusted and regulated payments platform for extra peace of mind. Exclusive perks for those who take advantage of the Wallet are due to arrive over the coming months, so users should keep an eye out for notifications on timely promotions.

To begin using the new Reverb Wallet, start by simply logging into your Reverb account and visit your Shop Settings. From here, you can select ‘Reverb Wallet’ in the payment settings section on the Policies page.
Reverb’s Chief Technology Officer, Jason Wain, comments: “One of the most important parts of music making is trying out new sounds. Whether you’re upgrading from an Epiphone Les Paul to a Gibson, or starting a new project that needs the dreamy tone of a Roland Juno rather than the gritty sound of the Moog Grandmother, we want to make that journey as easy as possible.
Wain adds, “With Reverb Wallet, players get access to more gear when they turn their old guitars, synths, pedals, and other instruments into higher earnings that help them refresh their rig.”
In other news from Reverb, the platform also relaunched in the UK earlier this month with lower seller fees – an “all-in” five percent on every sale, down three percent from before – and new tools for sellers.
Find out more about the new Wallet experience over at Reverb.
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