Which card fits my business?
Six kinds of card, each built for one question a shop asks. Start with what you want to reward, then see how the card works in your shop, on your customer’s phone and at your counter. You can run more than one.
Stamps
How often do they come back?
Try one on your phone →In Apple Wallet on an iPhone.
In Google Wallet. On an Android the stamps fill a band across the card, under the name.
What the card sends, with no app installed. On an Android the same words arrive as a Google Wallet notification.
Who uses it
- A chai stall: 8 cups and the next one is free, at most 2 stamps a day.
- A biryani house: 6 plates for a free plate — a family of four gets 4 stamps in one tap.
- A barber: 5 cuts for a free beard trim, and the stamps go after 90 days away.
- A car wash or a laundry: 10 washes for a free one, each stamp good for 180 days.
How it works
- Choose how many stamps fill the card — anything from 2 to 30 — and what the reward is.
- Upload your own stamp, filled and empty, and the card draws the row for you.
- A full card becomes a reward waiting to be claimed, and the stamps start again.
- Set a daily limit if staff might be generous with friends, and let stamps expire after a quiet spell if you want.
- A reward already earned is still honoured for 30 days after the card itself ends.
At the counter
- Add stampsA − and + for the whole order in one tap. It stops at the day’s limit.
- Give rewardWhen a full card is waiting to be claimed.
Ayesha has had 2 stamps today — the most this card gives in a day.
Points
How much do they spend?
Try one on your phone →
In Apple Wallet on an iPhone.

In Google Wallet. On an Android every reward gets a tile of its own with the distance to it; an iPhone lists them on the back.
What the card sends, with no app installed. On an Android the same words arrive as a Google Wallet notification.
Who uses it
- A grocery or a pharmacy: 1 point for every Rs 100, and 500 points is Rs 500 off.
- A clothing brand with three outlets: 5 points per Rs 100, spent from 1,000, and gone after 12 months without a visit.
- A pizza chain: 1 point per Rs 50, spent on a menu — 150 a drink, 400 a dessert, 900 a pizza.
- A bakery: 50 points for joining, 1 point per Rs 10, and a cake slice for 1,500.
How it works
- Decide what a rupee earns — say 1 point for every Rs 10 — and the smallest bill that earns.
- Your staff type the bill. The card works out the points, so nobody does sums at the counter.
- Points are spent on up to 8 rewards you list, or as money off the bill.
- The card always says how close the next reward is: “Cake slice in 260 points”.
- Add points for joining, a daily limit, and an expiry for points left unused, if you want them.
At the counter
- Add pointsThe cashier types the bill, and sees “Rs 2,340 earns 23 points” before the tap.
- RedeemThe rewards, each with what it still needs — or an amount off the bill.
Hamza has 1,240 — Cake slice needs 1,500.
Coupon
What brings someone in for the first time?
Try one on your phone →
In Apple Wallet on an iPhone, cut like a coupon, with the offer across the picture.

In Google Wallet. On an Android the offer is the large line at the top, and Google Wallet reminds the customer itself before it ends.
What the card sends, with no app installed. On an Android the same words arrive as a Google Wallet notification.
Who uses it
- An opening: a free karak chai on the first visit, from the QR on the counter or an Instagram post.
- A festival sale: 20% off the Eid collection, 5–15 April, on bills of Rs 3,000 or more.
- A weekend deal: buy one pizza, get one free, Saturdays and Sundays, for 30 days after joining.
- Several uses: 3 free deliveries, or 10% off every visit through Ramadan, once a day.
- Your own event: a qawwali night, free entry and chai — a coupon that starts and ends the same day.
How it works
- Choose the offer: a percentage off, rupees off, something free, buy one get one, or your own words.
- Add its rules: the smallest bill, which days, when it starts and ends, and how many times it can be used.
- Give out only so many if you like — “the first 100” — and the join page says “All claimed” after that.
- Once it has been used, the card greys itself out in the wallet, so nobody argues at the counter.
- You can make a live offer better at any time. You can’t make it worse for someone already holding it.
At the counter
- Apply offerWith the bill typed in, the screen says “Rs 240 off — Rs 960 to pay”. Nobody works out a percentage.
Needs a bill of Rs 500 — this one is Rs 350.
Prepaid card
Can your regulars pay up front and spend it over time?
Try one on your phone →
In Apple Wallet on an iPhone.

In Google Wallet. On an Android the balance is the large line at the top of the card.
What the card sends, with no app installed. On an Android the same words arrive as a Google Wallet notification.
Who uses it
- A café or a canteen: a regular adds Rs 10,000 and gets Rs 1,000 extra, then spends it down every day.
- A laundry: a month of washing paid at once, taken off the card each visit.
- A bakery: a family keeps a balance for the week’s bread and never needs change.
How it works
- Your customer pays at the counter and the money sits on their card.
- Set quick amounts for the till, the smallest and largest top-up, and the most a card can hold.
- Add a bonus if you like: add Rs 3,000 or more and get 10% extra.
- Before money is spent, the cashier asks for the last four digits of the customer’s phone — a screenshot of the card isn’t money.
- The card shows the balance, and its back lists the last five times it was used.
At the counter
- Pay from cardThe customer says the last four digits of their phone, and the screen shows “Rs 3,700 → Rs 2,500” before the tap.
- Add moneyYour quick amounts, with the bonus shown: “Rs 3,000 + Rs 300 bonus”.
This card has Rs 500 — take Rs 500 and collect Rs 700 another way.
Membership
Have they paid?
Try one on your phone →
In Apple Wallet on an iPhone, with the name large and a square picture beside it.

In Google Wallet. On an Android the date is the large line at the top, each perk is a tile, and your picture sits under them.
What the card sends, with no app installed. On an Android the same words arrive as a Google Wallet notification.
Who uses it
- A gym: Monthly at Rs 5,000 or Quarterly at Rs 13,500, with a check-in at the door.
- A salon package: 5 facials for Rs 12,000, one used at each visit.
- A car wash: unlimited washes for Rs 3,000 a month, at most one a day.
- A free club: “members get 10% off”, no fee, just the perks.
- A sports academy or tuition centre: the monthly fee, and who has paid it.
How it works
- Sell it by time — up to four plans, like Monthly and Yearly — by sessions, or run it as a free club.
- The card shows the date they’re paid until. Renewing moves it, and renewing early adds to the end.
- Give a few days’ grace to renew, and a free trial if the membership starts when they join.
- Check them in at the door. It’s silent — nobody’s phone buzzes on every visit.
- List up to 8 perks. They’re on the card, and on the cashier’s screen.
At the counter
- Check inWhile they’re paid up.
- RenewPick the plan, and the screen says the date it runs to before anything is recorded.
- Use a sessionOn a card sold by sessions: “That leaves 2 of 5.”
Membership lapsed on 12 Sep — renew first.
VIP card
Who are your best customers — and do they know it?
Try one on your phone →In Apple Wallet on an iPhone, with the name large and a square picture beside it.
In Google Wallet. On an Android the tier’s badge becomes a band across the card, and each perk is a tile.
What the card sends, with no app installed. On an Android the same words arrive as a Google Wallet notification.
Who uses it
- A salon or spa: Silver at 5 visits, Gold at 15, Platinum at 30, each with better perks.
- A clothing brand, by spend over 12 months: Silver at Rs 25,000, Gold at Rs 75,000.
- A restaurant: Gold after 10 visits, with a free dessert every time.
- A pharmacy: a “Care” tier after 6 visits, 5% off every purchase.
How it works
- Choose what counts — visits, or how much they spend — and whether it counts for good or over the last 3 to 24 months.
- Set two to four tiers, each with a name, a colour and up to five perks. We draw each tier’s badge for you.
- Every visit or purchase moves them up. The card tells them when they’ve reached the next tier.
- There’s nothing to redeem: the perks are how you treat them, and the cashier sees them on screen.
- Counted over months, a customer who stops coming slips back a tier — and is told how to win it back.
At the counter
- Record a visitOr, on a card that counts spend, Record a purchase with the bill. There is no redeem.
Zoya's visit today is already recorded — this card counts one a day.
Whichever you choose
- Your messages reach the lock screenA new deal or a reminder goes to everyone holding the card, or to a group of them, on iPhone and on Android.
- Gifts land on the card they already haveBonus stamps or points on a birthday or after a long absence, or an offer added to any card but a coupon.
- Your links travel with the cardPhone, WhatsApp, Instagram, booking and ordering on the back. Two can be buttons on the front on the newest iPhones; an Android shows the first.
Tell us what you need
Something the six don’t cover, or not sure which fits? Tell us about your business and what you want your card to do, and we’ll get back to you.
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