Stamp received
The customer sees progress updated without opening another app.
Wallet notifications
Useful notifications
without another app.
Webbership does not ask customers to install a native app. Important reminders stay connected to the card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
Channel Wallet
Stamps, rewards, expiry, and carefully chosen messages.
Why it matters
No native app means less friction and more honesty.
Native app push requires an installed app. Webbership takes a different route: the card lives in Wallet, and important messages appear as loyalty-card updates.
- Stamp received and progress updated
- One stamp away or reward available
- Expiring stamps or carefully selected campaign messages
Moments
A notification only makes sense when it helps the customer.
Almost rewarded
A useful nudge when one stamp is left before the next reward.
Reward available
The customer knows they have something to claim or save for later.
Expiry
Stamps nearing expiry can create return pressure without noisy campaigns.
Honest limit
We do not promise native app push.
On Apple and Google, exact behavior depends on Wallet rules and the operating system. Webbership uses these channels where they fit, without selling the illusion of a native app installed on the customer's phone.