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# Redeeming Products on Reward Shop

This feature is accessible via the **"Products for Points"** button on the home screen or by clicking on the **Rewards** button while navigating the menu.

Upon selecting this option, the user is presented with:

* Their **current points balance** displayed clearly at the top.
* A list of **eligible products** that may be redeemed using points.
* The **points required** to redeem each product, shown alongside the product name and image.

The user can select a product from the list, complete customisations (if applicable), and click **Add** to add it to the basket.

If a product is redeemed, the points balance at the top will show how much points are left.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Only the **base product** is eligible for redemption using points. **Add-ons and extras cannot** be redeemed using points and must be **paid for separately** at checkout.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Redeemed products **do not contribute** toward the minimum order value. If a minimum spend applies, it must be met using paid products.
{% endhint %}


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