Launch Apple Wallet and Google Wallet loyalty cards for your customers. No app to download. They scan a code, tap add, and the card lives in their phone wallet. Your team manages everything from a dedicated staff scanner app at the counter.
What it is
Wallet Loyalty Cards lets any business run a branded loyalty program that lives natively in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Customers add a card to their phone in seconds from a simple signup link (just a name and phone number) with no separate app to install.
Your team uses a dedicated staff scanner app at the point of sale to add stamps or points, redeem rewards, and set membership tiers. Every action is written to a permanent transaction ledger, and the customer’s card updates on their phone automatically.
A branded loyalty program that lives natively in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. It supports three card types, multiple locations, scoped staff logins, custom branding, push notifications to card holders, and a white-label option.
What you can do
Run any of three program types, hand customers a one-tap signup, and give your team a scanner app with exactly the permissions you choose.
Run stamp cards, points cards, or membership cards. Start with one and add more as you grow.
Share a branded signup link or QR code. Customers join with name and phone (email optional) and add the card to Apple or Google Wallet.
Equip staff to add stamps, add points, redeem rewards, and set membership tiers right at checkout.
Create logins with granular permissions, deciding per person who can add stamps, add points, redeem, make adjustments, or set membership.
Restrict staff to specific locations, or give them access across all of them.
Run many branches under one program, with every scan attributed to the location it happened at.
Every stamp, point, redemption, membership change and adjustment is recorded and never altered.
Brand every card with your logo, icon and colors, and go fully white-label so the card is unmistakably yours.
Send push notifications straight to card holders' phones.
Staff permissions & locations
Decide exactly what each staff member can do, and where they can do it:
- Add stamps
- Allow this staff member to add stamps to a card.
- Add points
- Allow adding points based on a customer's spend.
- Redeem rewards
- Allow redeeming an unlocked reward.
- Make adjustments
- Allow manual balance corrections.
- Set membership
- Allow setting or upgrading a member's tier.
- Location scope
- Restrict the person to specific locations, or grant access across all of them.
Examples & use cases
“Collect 10, get 1 free.” A customer scans the table-tent QR, adds the card to Apple Wallet, and a barista taps a stamp with each coffee. At ten, the reward unlocks and the card shows it's ready to redeem.
Customers earn points per dirham spent and redeem at a set threshold for money off, for example, 500 points for AED 50 off. Optional point expiry keeps customers coming back.
Silver, Gold and Platinum cards show each member's tier, benefits and expiry date right in their wallet. Staff set or upgrade a member's tier at the front desk.
One points program runs across every branch. Each location's staff have their own scoped logins, scans are attributed per branch, and head office sees activity across the whole network.
Why it matters
The card lives in the wallet customers already use. No download, no account, no password. Just scan and add.
Name and phone is all it takes, ideal for the UAE and GCC, where phone is the primary identity.
When staff add a stamp or point, the customer's card refreshes on their phone, and a push notification can let them know.
Scoped staff permissions and a tamper-proof ledger mean every action is authorized and traceable.
Start with one shop and one card type, then grow into points, memberships, multiple branches and a white-label rollout without switching tools.
Custom colors, logo and a white-label option keep the experience unmistakably yours.
Want the card to be unmistakably your brand? See white-label & branding.
Punch card vs wallet card
A paper punch card and a wallet card do the same job, but only one of them never gets lost, keeps a record, and can reach the customer after they leave.
- A paper card to carry, easy to lose or forget
- Stamped by hand, with no record if it goes missing
- No way to message customers or remind them
- Works at one counter; hard to run across branches
- Easy to fake or double-stamp
- Lives in the Apple/Google Wallet they already use, nothing to download or lose
- Every stamp, point and redemption posts to an immutable ledger
- Push notifications reach the card right on their phone
- One program runs across every branch, scans attributed per location
- Scoped staff logins keep every action authorized and traceable
Card types
Three kinds of program, each with its own rules and settings. Switch between them to see how each one works.
Collect stamps toward a reward, for example, “collect 10, get 1 free.” On redemption, the count resets or carries over.
Best for:
- Stamps required
- How many stamps unlock the reward.
- Reward name
- What the customer earns at the goal.
- Stamp label
- What a single stamp is called.
- Max stamps per visit
- Cap on stamps added in one visit.
How it works
- 1Create the programChoose a card type, set your reward rules, and brand the card with your logo, icon and colors. Publish it when ready.
- 2Customers joinShare your signup link or QR code anywhere: checkout, receipts, posters, SMS, WhatsApp, your website. Customers enter their name and phone and tap to add the card to Apple or Google Wallet.
- 3Staff serve at the counterUsing the dedicated scanner app, staff scan a customer’s card to pull up their loyalty status, then add stamps or points, redeem a reward, or set a membership tier, limited to exactly what their permissions and location allow.
- 4Cards update liveEvery action posts to the immutable ledger, recalculates the balance, and refreshes the card on the customer’s phone. Push notifications can announce a new stamp, an unlocked reward, or an expiring membership.
- 5Grow across locationsAdd branches, invite staff with scoped logins, and track activity per location as the program scales.