Coupon Card

Coupon Card

Offers that arrive at the right moment

A coupon only works if the customer has it when they are ready to buy. Paper coupons end up in drawers. Email coupons disappear in inboxes. A digital coupon card lives on the one thing your customer always carries — their phone. When you send an offer, it appears on their lock screen, and the path from notification to purchase is measured in seconds.

Push notifications that convert

When you publish a new coupon, every cardholder receives a push notification. Not an email they might open tomorrow. Not a social post the algorithm might suppress. A notification on their lock screen, right now. Open rates for wallet notifications consistently outperform email and SMS because the channel has not been saturated.

Time-sensitive offers that create urgency

Set an expiry on any coupon — valid this weekend only, or for the next 48 hours. The card displays the countdown. Urgency drives action, and a visible deadline on the customer's phone is more effective than any printed flyer. When the offer disappears, the fear of missing out has already done its work.

Targeted promotions, not blanket discounts

Send different coupons to different segments. A welcome offer for new cardholders. A win-back coupon for customers who have not visited in 30 days. A birthday treat that makes them feel remembered. The specificity makes each offer feel personal, and personal offers outperform generic ones every time.


How Will Your Team Scan The Card?

Your staff scans the customer's card directly from their phone screen — or the customer taps an NFC reader at the counter. The entire process takes a few seconds and requires no training beyond a quick walkthrough.

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Common questions

They show the coupon on their phone at checkout. Your staff scans it, the discount applies, and the coupon is marked as used. One tap, one scan, done.
Yes. Set the publish date, expiry date, and target audience. The coupon goes live automatically and expires on schedule.
There is no hard limit. We recommend sending targeted offers rather than frequent ones — quality over quantity keeps your customers engaged rather than fatigued.