Remembers regulars
The phone stays recognised for about six months, so most visits take a single tap.
The StampMate NFC stamp sits on the counter in place of a rubber stamp. Customers tap a phone on it and the stamp is added to the Wallet card. No scanning, no app and no hold-up at the till.
Both plans include two StampMate NFC stamps, linked to the business before dispatch. They go by the till, next to the countertop stand.
The customer unlocks the phone and taps it on the StampMate NFC stamp.
Straight onto the card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with the new stamp count shown.
The phone stays recognised for about six months, so most visits take a single tap.
30 minutes between stamps by default. Adjustable from no limit up to a full day.
Each tap opens a single-use link that expires after two minutes, so stamps cannot be collected from a photo of the page.
No battery and no buttons. Works on every tap.
On Growth, the tap that fills a card shows the prize won.
A stamp on the counter draws questions from customers, and questions lead to sign-ups.
No. The tap opens a page in the phone’s browser, and the stamp is added to the card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
The page prompts sign-up first, which takes seconds from the join link on the countertop stand.
Modern iPhones and Android phones, read the same way as a contactless payment.
The cooldown blocks repeat taps, and each tap opens a single-use link that expires after two minutes.
Two with either plan: one for each till, or one as a spare. Replacements are £30 each.
Tap to stamp is made for stamp cards.
No design skills needed. Templates, custom branding and a live preview of the card exactly as customers see it, all before sign-up.
