A balance they cannot leave at home
Gift cards that sit in the wallet next to their bank card. The balance comes down at the counter and the card always shows what is left, so nobody has to call and ask, and nothing gets written off because a piece of plastic went through the wash.
How It Works
Load the value
Set the amount when the card is issued, in your branding.
STEP 01Send it to the recipient
A link by email or SMS. They tap once and it is in their wallet.
STEP 02Spend it at the counter
Staff scan, the balance drops, and the card shows the new figure.
STEP 03Top it up
Add value to the same card rather than issuing another one.
STEP 04Track what is outstanding
See what has been loaded, what has been spent, and what you still owe.
STEP 05Key Features
Balances that stay visible on both sides
- Impossible to leave in a drawer
- It is in the same wallet as the card they pay with.
- No plastic, no postage
- The gift arrives by link within seconds of being bought.
- The balance is never a mystery
- They can see what is left without asking a member of staff.
- You know what you owe
- Outstanding value is a number on your dashboard, not a guess.



Gift Cards, answered
Yes. Value can be added to a card somebody already holds, so a regular gift can go onto the same pass rather than creating a new one each time.
Nothing is lost. The balance lives on their account, not on the device. Resend the pass link and it reappears on the new phone.
Yes, and you can scope them if you would rather they were not. A franchise group can keep balances to its own sites.
Loaded value, spent value and the outstanding balance are all reported, and every transaction is in the ledger with the location and staff member attached.
Built for every business replacing plastic
From a single café to a national franchise — if your customers carry a card, a ticket, or a coupon, it belongs in their wallet.
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