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Oct 29, 2024

Organizing point cards in an App?

Is there an App where I can save all my point cards (T point, Ponta, GU, D point, Ks Denki etc etc etc)? I like that I can use my smart phone instead of physical cards for cumulating points on point cards, but I don't like the idea of downloading the App for each and every point card I have. Is there an App where I can download / access all my point cards in one place without having to download the App for each and every service / store / company?

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  • genkidesu

    genkidesu

    on Oct 30

    This is something that would make my life a whole lot easier as well, so I had a look online: https://hapitas.jp/hapimaga/22609/ The website above has some options for apps listed, including Card Mate and Stocard. One thing I noticed though is some of the apps don't allow every single card that you mentioned, so it might still be tricky to find a catch-all for each of them.

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  • Eli

    Eli

    on Nov 4

    The Paypay has the option to add some point cards. Don't think there is one for all because the companies want you to use their app, so they can get data about you.

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  • genkidesu

    genkidesu

    on Nov 4

    @Eli I had actually wondered about why there wasn't one "catch-all" app but that makes sense from a targeted marketing perspective.

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  • helloalissa

    helloalissa

    on Nov 11

    If you look at Line "Wallet" there is Line My Card / Organize my cards. Some but maybe not all of the cards you mentioned are shown there. I used it briefly but don't bother to use many point cards anymore.

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