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Three levels of friction.
You pick.

Loyalty fraud is real — screenshotted codes, friends-of-friends scanning a stranger's phone, employees stamping their own card on the way out. Three modes let you dial the trade-off between speed and security, by hand.

Security · choose mode
Standardno PIN · static QR

Fastest. No customer confirmation, no rotating code. Best for slow lines and trusted regulars.

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BalancedPIN on redeems

Default. Stamps stay frictionless; redeems and adjustments require a PIN. Stops the costly fraud without slowing the line.

StrictPIN + rotating QR

Every action needs a customer PIN. QR rotates continuously. For high-fraud locations and high-value rewards.

01 · Standard

For when speed is the whole product.

No customer PIN, no extra tap — the staff member scans and the action is done. Coffee bars at rush hour, fast-casual lines, anywhere a half-second of friction costs you the next customer.

02 · Balanced

The default for a reason.

Stamps and earns stay frictionless; redemptions, adjustments and coupon use require the customer to read a one-time PIN off their phone and the staff to type it in. Stops the high-value fraud, leaves the high-volume path untouched.

03 · Strict

When every action is worth defending.

Every action — earn, redeem, adjust, coupon — needs the customer's PIN. The QR rotates on a continuous TOTP clock; screenshots are dead on arrival. Manual code lookup is off. Friends-of-friends fraud becomes physically annoying to attempt.

04 · Switch any time

The setting is one tap. Test what works.

Run standard on a slow Monday, strict on Saturday night. Track redemptions versus complaints. The right answer is the one your numbers point to.

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Claim your handle, set up your program, run your first scan — all in under five minutes. The 7-day trial starts when you launch, not before.

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