Kupónová

Kupónové is an Czech adjective derived from kupón, meaning coupon. It is used to describe things related to coupons, vouchers, or coupon payments. The form kupónové agrees with neuter nouns and with feminine or masculine plural in standard Czech, appearing in phrases such as kupónové slevy, kupónové kampaně or kupónové nabídky.

In marketing and retail, kupónové refers to promotions that rely on coupons or discount vouchers. Kupónové slevy are a common instrument to attract customers, track campaigns, and measure redemption rates. They can be distributed in printed form or digitally, with defined validity periods and terms for use, and are often part of broader marketing strategies or loyalty programs.

In finance, kupónové is used in relation to coupon payments on fixed-income instruments. Kupónový výnos describes the income returned from periodic coupon payments on bonds, while kupónové platby refer to the actual coupon payments received by bondholders. The term differentiates coupon-based income from capital gains or principal repayment at maturity.

Other uses include kupónové knížky or kupónové balíčky, historical or commercial formats that group multiple coupons together for redemption. In general usage, the term highlights the relationship to coupon-based discounts, promotions, or payments rather than to price or value changes of goods themselves.

See also: coupon, discount coupon, coupon payments, bond yield.