Google Wallet Points Card

Discover the benefits of the Google Wallet Points Card and revolutionize your loyalty program! With the Google Wallet Points Card, your customers can easily collect and redeem loyalty points via their smartphones. Say goodbye to wallets overflowing with plastic cards – the Google Wallet Points Card offers a modern, efficient, and eco-friendly solution. Kortpress provides customized solutions for creating and implementing your own Google Wallet Points Cards. These digital cards are fully customizable and perfectly tailored to your brand and the needs of your customers. Your customers can effortlessly collect points, enjoy discounts, and access exclusive offers. With just a few clicks, everything is taken care of, enhancing user convenience and strengthening customer loyalty. Why choose Kortpress for your Google Wallet Points Card? We offer comprehensive support in designing and implementing your digital points card. Our experienced team ensures that the integration is seamless and effective, allowing you to focus entirely on your customers and provide them with top-notch service.

Google Wallet

Google Wallet is a payment service from Google, which is available both on mobile devices and as a desktop version. The Google Wallet service, which was created in 2011, replaced Google Checkout, which was launched in 2006, two years later. Google Checkout facilitated payments in online stores. However, the service now allowed payments with credit cards, which is why it failed to be a great success in Germany. Google Wallet can be used both in on-site and online retail. For this, NFC technology is used to exchange signals between the mobile device and a so-called terminal. A terminal can be, for example, a checkout system in stores, which makes cashless payment possible, but also a payment process for online shopping. Google Wallet users simply have to enter their delivery and billing address and credit or debit card details. At the beginning of 2018, the Android Pay and Google Wallet services were merged to form the Google Wallet brand. This made it possible to create and collect customer, gift, boarding, and transit cards as well as event tickets in addition to cashless payments with credit and debit cards.

Google

Google is a technology company based in the USA and better known by its search engine. Founded in 1998, computer scientists Larry Page and Sergey Brin built the first building block for one of the world's most valuable brands. From that point on, information was made available to everyone with Internet access. Since 2015, due to restructuring, Google LLC has become a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. Google is the global market leader among search engines and the most visited website in the world. With a market share of over 90% in Europe, Google is a direct competitor to other search engines such as Bing, Yandex or Baidu. Google LLC offers further services of the World Wide Web. These include: Web browser, music (Youtube), e-mail account (Gmail), a play store for mobile applications on all Android devices, maps, photos, cloud (Drive), Google Pay and many more. Until today the search for answers is the focus of the company.

Wallet

Apple Wallet & Google Wallet

A Wallet App can be found on both iOS and Android devices. These digital Wallets can store means of payment such as credit cards or digital cards such as customer cards, admission tickets, boarding cards and coupons. Due to the large number of possible card types, the possible uses of the Wallet seem endless. For example, a digital customer card can be used to implement a digital customer loyalty program. The end customer can be notified via push notifications using the card stored in the Wallet and benefit from dynamic real-time updates of the customer account. The Wallet offers companies a high level of transparency about the behavior of their customers and the possibility of persuading them to make a purchase by means of individual offers.

Points Card

A points card is a popular tool that businesses use to reward customers for their loyalty and promote customer retention. Customers earn points through regular purchases or other predefined actions, which they can later redeem for various rewards or benefits. These cards provide businesses with an effective way to increase customer engagement and build long-term relationships. Modern points cards are often digitized and can be easily integrated into mobile wallets like Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. This allows customers to conveniently manage their points and gain instant access to special offers and exclusive deals. These digital solutions are not only user-friendly but also environmentally friendly, as they reduce the need for physical cards and help avoid plastic waste. Implementing a points card requires a well-thought-out strategy tailored to the needs of customers and the goals of the business. Companies can benefit from the collected data to better understand purchasing behavior and develop targeted marketing campaigns. A well-designed points card can thus strengthen customer loyalty and improve marketing efficiency.