Visible balance
The customer checks how many points they have from their card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
Points program · Flexible rewards
A points program that keeps progress visible
Use a digital points balance when your rewards need more flexibility than a fixed stamp goal. Staff record each transaction, and customers check their points from the card on their phone.
What a digital points card can do
A clear target
The card explains how the program works and what reward the customer can achieve.
Easy updates for staff
Staff add or deduct points, and the updated balance appears on the card.
Why businesses choose digital points
- An accumulated balance instead of a goal based only on visits.
- A rule defined by the business and visible to the customer.
- A digital experience without paper or physical cards.
How it works for customers
The customer saves their card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, presents it at the business and sees the balance after the staff records the transaction.
Points or stamps: which should you choose?
Stamps
Each eligible visit adds one stamp toward a fixed goal, such as five visits.
Points
Staff update a points balance that customers can compare with the reward target.
Without downloading another app
The card stays on the customer's phone.
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Before deciding
Quick questions.
What is the difference between points and stamps?
In stamps, each operation advances one unit toward a fixed goal. In points, the team records an amount that is added to the balance.
Can a points program be used in a wallet?
Yes. The customer saves their card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and checks its progress without depending on another app.
Who updates the customer's points?
The business team records the number of points from the card operation. The new balance is updated in the wallet.
Where does the customer see the goal and the reward?
The rule, goal and benefit can be written on the card, along with the customer's updated balance.
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