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Rewards Card

Reward the value of every visit.

A digital rewards card is a loyalty card on the customer's phone that accumulates points according to the earning rules a business configures, for example a number of points per unit of spend, and lets the customer redeem those points for defined rewards. With Loyal-T Cards, the card lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and your team records eligible purchases with the Loyal-T Cards scanner.

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Included in Loyal-T Cards Annual, US$660/year for one business location. We set it up. Your team runs it.

Branded digital rewards card displayed in Apple Wallet: 105 points, an earning rule of 1 pound equals 10 points, a 10-pound-off coupon reward and next reward after 95 points

How it works

How a digital rewards card works.

A stamp card treats every visit the same. A rewards card can treat a larger order differently from a smaller one, or give extra points for a specific product or action. That flexibility is the reason to choose it.

Set the earning rules

Decide how points are earned, for example 10 points per dirham of eligible spend, or a fixed number of points for a specific action.

Customer joins by QR

The customer adds your branded rewards card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet by scanning your QR code.

Staff records the purchase

At the counter, your team scans the card and records the eligible purchase; points are added according to your configured rule.

Points become rewards

The card shows the points balance and the next reward threshold. When the customer reaches it, your team redeems the reward.

Good fit

Where a rewards card fits.

Restaurants
Orders vary in size, so points per amount spent feel fairer than one stamp per table.
Retail
Baskets range from small to large; points let the bigger spenders earn more.
Coffee shops
Works when food, beans and merchandise are sold alongside the daily coffee.
Beauty and wellness
Treatments at different price points can earn proportionally.

Customer paying at a shop counter with a card terminal

In practice

An example structure, and who does what.

Loyal-T Cards configures the structure with you at setup. From launch, your customers and your team use it like this.

Example rewards structure

Earning rule: 10 points per AED 1 of eligible spend
First reward: Free dessert at 500 points
Second reward: AED 50 off at 1,500 points
Points validity: 12 months from when they are earned

Earning rules, reward thresholds and validity periods are configured for your program at setup. This is an illustration, not a required structure.

The customer

Joins from a QR code and keeps the card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet
Sees the current points balance and the next reward on the card
Watches the balance move after each recorded purchase
Can receive supported wallet notifications about rewards where configured

Your team

Scan the card on the customer's phone with the Loyal-T Cards scanner
Record the eligible purchase so points are added under your earning rule
Redeem a reward through the scanner when the customer asks for it
Review points activity and redemptions in the dashboard

See the scanner workflow

The same join, scan and dashboard workflow applies to every card type.

Before you choose

Important considerations.

Points follow what your team records

Points are added when your staff record an eligible purchase through Loyal-T Cards. They are not pulled automatically from your POS or till, so the recorded amount is what your team enters.

Keep the maths simple

Customers should be able to work out what a reward is worth. Round earning rules and clear thresholds reduce questions at the counter.

Decide on expiry

Points can be open-ended or time-limited. A validity period can encourage return visits, but it also has to be explained clearly on your own loyalty terms.

Loyal-T Cards is a separate loyalty platform. Keep using your existing booking, POS, ordering or business workflow; your team records loyalty activity through Loyal-T Cards alongside it.

Pricing

US$660/year

Loyal-T Cards Annual: US$660/year for one location, with the rewards card and every other card type included. Setup and team onboarding included.

Founding 20First 20 businesses: US$330 for the first year, then US$660/year.

Payment may be shown in your local currency at checkout.

Loyal-T Cards can support multi-location programs. The standard annual plan includes one location; additional locations are arranged separately.

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Related formats

Other card types to compare.

Stamp Card

A digital version of the paper punch card: eligible visits or purchases earn stamps, and a full card earns a defined reward.

Cashback Card

Customers earn loyalty value back as a configured percentage of eligible spend, to be used at your business.

Membership Card

A digital membership credential customers keep in their wallet, showing their membership status and configured member benefits.

All card types

Common questions about the rewards card.

Points are tracked on the customer's digital rewards card. When your team records an eligible purchase with the Loyal-T Cards scanner, points are added under the earning rule configured for your program, and the balance shown on the card updates.

Yes. You decide how points are earned, what the reward thresholds are and how long points remain valid. Loyal-T Cards configures these rules with you during setup.

A stamp card counts one simple repeated unit, such as one stamp per visit. A rewards card uses points, so different purchases or actions can earn different amounts and several reward levels can be offered.

No. Loyal-T Cards is a separate loyalty platform. Your team records the eligible purchase through the scanner, and points are calculated from what is recorded.

Yes. A rewards card can carry several reward thresholds, for example a smaller reward at a lower balance and a larger one higher up.