Glossary
What is a wallet coupon?
A wallet coupon is a digital offer saved in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet that a guest redeems in-store — no app, updatable in real time, and able to push reminders to the lock screen.
Definition
A wallet coupon is a digital offer stored in the guest's phone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet) rather than printed or emailed. It needs no separate app, updates in real time, and can send a reminder to the lock screen as it nears expiry or when the guest is nearby.
Why it beats paper and PDF coupons
Paper coupons get lost; PDF and email coupons get buried. A wallet coupon lives next to the boarding passes and loyalty cards guests already check, so redemption rates are far higher — and you can change or revoke the offer after it's issued.
How it works
The coupon is issued to the wallet as a pass. Redemption is a quick scan in-store, geofencing can trigger a lock-screen reminder when the guest is near, and any change you make updates on the guest's phone instantly — no reissue required.
Related terms
- Stamp card — a wallet pass that tracks visits toward a reward.
- Lunch coupon — a wallet coupon aimed at midday demand.
- Guest retention — the outcome wallet coupons are built to drive.
How to use them
Wallet coupons power Goboblo's loyalty programs — issued automatically, tied to the guest profile, and redeemable at the table.