How to Set Up a Stamp Card with Multiple Rewards
This article complements the main guide on creating a stamp card and explains the additional settings required if you want customers to earn multiple rewards at different stamp milestones and see those rewards directly in the card design.
Overview
A stamp card with multiple rewards allows you to set up step-by-step rewards and visually show customers which rewards they can earn and how many stamps are required for each one. Rewards are not granted automatically β they become available for redemption once the required number of stamps is collected.
Card Design
To properly display multiple rewards, the card design must be configured correctly.
Background under stamps Prepare and upload an image that visually shows the rewards and the milestones at which they become available. For example: rewards for 3, 6, and 9 stamps.

Active stamp image Upload an image for the active stamp β this is the stamp that appears when a customer earns a stamp.

Inactive stamp image Use a transparent image for inactive stamps so the background with upcoming rewards remains visible.
As a result, customers see a visual βreward roadmapβ showing all upcoming rewards on the card.
Reward Setup (Multi Rewards)
In the Information section, fill in the Multi rewards field.
Enter the stamp milestones separated by commas. At these milestones, the reward becomes available to the customer for redemption.
Example: 3,6,9.

Terms of Use
In the same section, use the Terms of use field to clearly describe:
which reward is available at each stamp milestone;
any conditions required to redeem the reward.
This information is always shown on the back side of the card and is available to the customer at all times.

Important Notes
The stamp card itself must be created using the main stamp card setup guide.
The steps described in this article are additional settings required only when using multiple rewards.
Rewards are not issued automatically β they become available only after the customer collects the required number of stamps.
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