Your membership card, now in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet

Members already keep their boarding passes, coffee cards and concert tickets in their phone's wallet. Now their club membership card can live there too. With a single tap, your members can add their ClubApp card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet — ready at the gate, the bar or the sign-in table without ever opening an app.

Where your phone already keeps the important stuff

The digital membership card has always lived inside your club's app. That hasn't changed — but now there's a shortcut for the moments that matter. On the membership card, members simply tap Add to Apple Wallet (on iPhone) or Add to Google Wallet (on Android), and a membership pass drops straight into their phone's wallet.

From then on, it's a double-click of the side button or a swipe up — the card is there, next to everything else they reach for a dozen times a day.

What's on the pass

The wallet pass carries the details a gate volunteer or bar staffer actually needs:

• Membership type — their tier, like Gold Member or Senior Player
• Member number — their unique club membership ID
• Join and expiry dates — so it's clear the membership is current
• The same QR code used for check-in inside the app

It's the same card, in a second place — not a stripped-down copy.

Made for game day

Match day is exactly when phones are busy, reception is patchy and the queue is long. A card in the wallet is built for that. Members present it at the club and staff scan the QR code or read the card number to handle:

• Entry at the gate
• Member check-ins for events and the clubroom
• Member discounts at the bar or canteen
• Sponsor loyalty — showing the card when shopping with club sponsors

Because the pass sits in the wallet, there's no hunting for the app, no login screen, no loading — just show the QR and keep the line moving.

One membership or several — the card keeps up

Plenty of members hold more than one membership — a player who's also a social member, or a parent covering the family. In the app, a tap on the pills above the card switches between them, and each membership shows its own type, benefits and QR code. Whether someone holds a single membership or several, the card and its wallet pass work the same simple way.

See exactly what a membership includes

Just below the card, Member Benefits spells out what each membership comes with — a free drink, discounted entry, a members' gift. Some perks show a quantity; others are marked redeemable to claim at the club. It's all set by the club per membership type, so members always know what they're entitled to.

Proof it's the real card, not a screenshot

A screenshot of a card can look convincing — so ClubApp gives members a way to prove theirs is live. With the card open, a gentle shake of the phone flashes a green Verified Authentic tick with the words Not a screenshot, then it fades away. Only the genuine, live card can do it — a quick, reassuring check for gate and bar staff that beats squinting at a static image.

Still unmistakably your club

This isn't a generic grey pass. Membership cards are designed in your club's colours and branding — the same look members see in the app — so the card in their wallet still carries your name and your identity. Clubs choose the card's style and design from the dashboard when they set up membership types; the wallet pass follows suit.

Part of one My Wallet hub

The membership card now lives in My Wallet — an always-on hub on the app's bottom bar that brings everything together in one place. Alongside the card you'll find event tickets, multi-visit and season passes, your saved payment methods, and, where the club enables them, a Club Cash balance to spend at the bar, canteen or shop and co-branded sponsor vouchers to redeem in-store. A branded hero card in your club's colours sits up top, showing your membership status. It's the same card and the same wallet button — just with a tidier home. See the full tour in our guide to the member's My Wallet, and read how Club Cash and sponsor vouchers work.

Nothing extra for members to figure out

There's no new system to learn. Members who already have a digital card just get a new button under it. Those joining or renewing get their card the moment their membership is approved, and can add it to their wallet on the spot. For the club, it's one more reason the app becomes the thing members actually reach for — at the gate, at the bar and on game day.