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A Stamp Card is the digital version of the paper punch card. Customers collect stamps, and once the card is full they earn the reward. It is the most familiar loyalty mechanic.

How it works

  • The customer adds the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
  • The card shows Stamps of 10 (your own goal). After each stamp the customer gets a message such as ”⭐ +1 stamp • 3 more stamps to your reward • You have 7 stamps”.
  • On each qualifying purchase, staff add one or more stamps on the Scanner.
  • Stamps are not capped. The customer can keep collecting past a full card, and any extra carries over.
  • The reward can be redeemed once the customer reaches halfway plus one stamp (for example 6 on a 10-stamp card, but never fewer than 3 stamps), so you can give it a little early if you like.
  • Redeeming clears one full card’s worth of stamps. If the card was only partly filled (under the full number), it resets to 0. If it was full or over, the surplus carries over: 10 becomes 0, and 11 becomes 1. Rewards repeat, so a full card never ends the relationship.
For exactly what staff tap at the counter, see Stamp cards on the scanner.

Best for

  • Cafés, bakeries, coffee shops, and hairdressers.
  • Any repeat-visit business that wants a simple “buy several, get one free” loyalty loop.
Good to know: rewards repeat, so a full card does not end the relationship. An optional starting bonus and referral bonuses help new customers get going.
If you want customers to buy their stamps up front instead of collecting them, switch on Paid in advance. See Paid in advance.
Already created this card? You can edit it any time: change the settings, design, or details, and the update reaches existing cardholders.
Switch on Paid in advance in the card settings and the card works the other way round. The customer buys the stamps first. Staff use them up on each visit.
  1. The customer adds the empty card to the wallet.
  2. At the counter the cashier charges the card. It fills to the full set of stamps, for example ten coffees. The customer pays for the pack at this moment.
  3. On each visit staff deduct stamps, counting down to zero.
  4. At 0 the cashier can charge the card again to sell another pack.
The card shows Remaining stamps. After each use the customer gets a message such as ”✅ 1 stamp used • Balance: 6 stamps”. For what staff tap at the counter, see Stamp cards paid in advance on the scanner. Best for prepaid packs and bundles: coffee packs, class packs, wash bundles.
Good to know:
  • Choose it when you create the card. It cannot be changed on a saved card.
  • There is no starting bonus, because the stamps are paid for, not given.
The stamp settings with the How Many Stamps slider and the Paid in advance switch turned on. The text reads: Customers buy the stamps first, then use them up. The card starts empty.

The Paid in advance switch in the stamp settings

Create a stamp card

1

Open the card creator

Go to Passes and click Create Card. On Choose Your Card Type, pick Stamp Card and click Continue.
2

Settings

On the How Many Stamps? step, set the rules of the card:
  • How Many Stamps (slider, 1 to 20): how many stamps a customer collects for a reward.
  • Paid in advance (switch): customers buy the stamps first and use them up. See Paid in advance. Off by default. Not available on a saved card.
  • Card Issuance Limit (toggle): cap the maximum number of cards that can be issued.
  • Starting bonus (toggle): give new customers a head start with some stamps when they sign up.
  • Referral Program (toggle): when a customer refers a friend, both earn bonus stamps after the new customer’s first transaction. Set the bonus for the referrer and for the new customer.
Click Continue.
The Stamp card editor Settings tab: the How Many Stamps slider, and the Card Issuance Limit, Starting bonus, and Referral Program toggles, with the live card preview.

Stamp settings

3

Stamp Design

On the Stamp Design step, choose how the stamps look:
  • Design Mode: Standard (pick one stamp icon) or Individual (upload a separate background image for each stamp count).
  • Stamp Icon (Standard mode): choose from the library of 10,000+ icons.
  • Custom Background: optionally upload an image to sit behind the stamps (recommended 1125 x 432 px).
Click Continue.
4

Card Appearance

On the Card Appearance step, upload images and set colours:
  • Logo (recommended 480 x 150 px).
  • Notification Icon shown in push notifications and the wallet app list (recommended 512 x 512 px), with a live preview.
  • Card Colors: Text Color, Background Color, and the colour Under Stamps.
Click Continue.
5

Sign-up Form

On the Sign-up Form step, choose what customers fill in to get the card:
  • Language: the languages the form is offered in (EN, SK, CS, DE).
  • Active Fields: Email and First Name are always on the form and always required. Mark other fields required; drag to reorder.
  • Available Fields you can add: Last Name, Phone, Date of Birth, and any custom fields you have created. You can also Create custom field here to collect something specific to your business.
Click Continue.
6

Card Information

On the Card Information step, set the text and links on the card:
  • Company Name: your business name.
  • Business Links: your website, Instagram and Facebook. They appear on the back of the card.
  • Review Link: choose Automatic (recommended: the Google review link of the store where each customer signed up), Custom link (one review page you choose, the same for every customer) or Off (no review link on the card). See Review link.
  • Show terms of use: switch it on to display your terms and conditions on the back of the card, then type them into the box that appears.
  • Loyalty programme rules: its own switch, separate from Show terms of use. Turn it on and paste the web address of your own programme rules. Customers see the link when they sign up, next to the VEXiON terms, and it does not replace them. The link is never on the card. If you paste an address without https://, it is added for you. See Editing a card.
Click Continue.
7

Review & Create

The Review step summarises everything. Then either Save as Draft to finish later, or Create & Activate to make the card live. A draft is not visible to customers until you activate it.