Wallets

A jar's QR code can be added to a mobile wallet where available, so it's easier to find again.

Wallet access is useful for repeat support, returning donors, and people who want quick access on their phone.

What wallet access does

Wallet access can help someone save a jar or QR destination to a phone wallet.

This can reduce searching and make repeat support easier.

When to use wallet access

Use wallet access when people may support the same jar more than once.

Examples:

• a regular customer supporting a server's jar
• a hotel guest supporting front desk or concierge jars
• a church member giving weekly
• a donor supporting the same nonprofit jar's campaign
• a customer returning to the same small business jar
• a supporter revisiting an individual's jar
• a volunteer switching between Joined Jars

Wallet setup

Wallet availability may depend on the jar type and current product support.

After signup, jar owners should review the onboarding email and dashboard options for available wallet actions.

Wallet access can also help people move between Joined Jars faster when they belong to more than one organization.

FAQ

Does wallet access replace QR codes?

No. QR codes are still useful for first-time scans and public locations. Wallet access helps people return later.

Do people need wallet access to give?

No. People can give from a QR code or link without saving anything.

Can I add a QR code to a wallet?

Yes, where wallet support is available.

Does wallet access help repeat support?

Yes. It makes it easier for people to return to the same jar or campaign.

Can wallet access help users with multiple organizations?

Yes. It can make it easier to move between Joined Jars and return to linked jars.