
Wallet loyalty card design - card layout and the role of each part
A Wallet loyalty card should be clear at first glance. The customer opens it while paying or before a visit and expects to see the code to show and their benefit
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Digital loyalty cards are one of the most modern marketing tools for your business

A Wallet loyalty card should be clear at first glance. The customer opens it while paying or before a visit and expects to see the code to show and their benefit

Digital cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet do the same job: give the customer a handy loyalty card on their phone

The banner and graphics on a Wallet card should look equally neat on iPhone and Android, load fast and not get in the way of reading the key fields.

A Wallet card should help the customer quickly understand the benefit and easily use it at checkout or at the front desk.

The banner and graphics on a Wallet card are not there just to look nice. They help people recognize and read the card. A customer opens the card at checkout in a hurry, sometimes in bright light, on different screens.

A Wallet card is a digital points or discount card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. For a business, it is not just an easy way to show a code at checkout, but also a tool to run a loyalty program

A points card in Wallet is a digital loyalty card. It is stored in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and shown at checkout as a barcode or QR code.

A discount card in Wallet is a digital version of a plastic discount card. It is stored in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and shown at checkout as a QR code or barcode

Wallet cards are a step toward more flexible and convenient work with customers. They raise engagement, cut costs and make loyalty measurable

A Wallet card is a digital card that a customer adds to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and uses as a points card or a discount card.
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