Your wallet — your cards and every card a business gave you
The cards you made plus membership cards, tickets, badges and stamp cards from every business, in one place. Sign in with your email — no password.
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Wallet is your home on Qudo Ink. It shows, in one place:
- the cards you made in your personal workspace,
- every card a gym, club, school, venue or employer gave you, and
- your workspaces, one tap away.
Find your way around
Wallet is the first of four places — with Cards, Members and Settings — in the sidebar on a computer or the tab bar on a phone. See Finding your way around.
Open your wallet
Go to Wallet
Open qudo.ink/wallet, or tap See all my cards in an email from a business.
Sign in with a code
Type the email the business has for you. We send a 6-digit code — type it and you're in. No password, no app.
What you'll see
- Made by you — your own cards. Tap the pencil to edit one; it opens in your personal workspace.
- Cards from businesses, grouped by business, with your role there — Members, Customers, Volunteers, or your team role if you work there too.
- A filter — All, Mine, or one business.
- Show QR — opens the card's QR code big and bright, for the scanner at the door or the counter, with Add to Apple Wallet and Add to Google Wallet.
- Also available to you — other cards your role lets you get from that business. Tap one to get it in a few seconds.
A card is missing
Cards show up here when they were given to your email address. If one is missing:
- Make sure you signed in with the same email you gave the business.
- Ask the business to check your email in their Members list — they can correct it and tap Email cards to send it to you.
Businesses: send people to their wallet
In Members, select people and tap Email cards. Each person gets an email listing their cards and a See all my cards button. Anyone who joins with a join link that confirms their email is signed in to their wallet automatically.
Still stuck? Ask a person.
Email us and someone from the team replies — usually within one working day.