Loyalty cards: guides for shops and customers

Seven guides for Belgium: keeping cards in one app, collecting stamps without installing, choosing a card for your shop and understanding your data.

• Loyalty cards without an app in Belgium

  With Oktapus, customers show a code in their browser for the shop to scan. An account and an internet connection let them collect stamps without a download.

• Digital loyalty cards for a small bakery

  Oktapus fills the card with a scan at the counter. Free for up to 100 customers, it suits loyalty based on visits and the habits of a neighbourhood.

• Digital loyalty card costs for small shops in Belgium

  Oktapus costs €0 for up to 100 registered customers. The €14.90 monthly plan adds unlimited customers, a contactless card and more detailed statistics.

• Loyalty cards: an app or Apple Wallet?

  Oktapus brings cards together in a shared app with web access. A Wallet service suits shops that need a card in the phone's built-in wallet instead.

• Loyalty cards for a multilingual café in Brussels

  Oktapus serves customers in French, Dutch and English. The café scans their code on a phone or tablet, without buying a new payment terminal.

• Loyalty cards and personal data in Belgium

  Oktapus keeps account and stamp data without asking for a name or birth date. Shops see their own card. The policy explains optional features and rights.

• Local loyalty stamp cards in one app

  Oktapus keeps the stamp cards of participating cafés, bakeries and local shops in Belgium in one app, with an offline code and web access without installing.

• Moving a loyalty card from cardboard to the phone

  What changes, what it costs, how long it takes, and when it is not worth doing.