The demise of stocard

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#318195 25-Dec-2024 11:22

This one went by the wayside because it just 'works'. But While digging around on how to add a QR (pumped code) I come across the news that Klarma is dumping stocard and making you use their app instead region by region.

Seems to not have a great rapport along with it.

So other than trying to get (google)wallet to be as fast as a tap on the stocard widget. What are your go to card apps.

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#3324373 25-Dec-2024 11:23

I emailed klarna and got a zip of my stocard data, imports fine into catima installed from f-droid, pretty seamless migration.

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#3324374 25-Dec-2024 11:26

Google Wallet? Maybe Apple Wallet, but don't know if it holds loyalty cards.

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#3324378 25-Dec-2024 11:36

Stu: Google Wallet? Maybe Apple Wallet, but don't know if it holds loyalty cards.

"So other than trying to get wallet to be as fast as a tap on the widget"

:) have some in wallet. But it lacks the popup notice to use, and given its also the tap payment it takes ages to load the additional barcodes (especially on watchOS) to scroll through. When the widget on stocard had them laid out on their own panel on the phone ready to tap also.

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#3324381 25-Dec-2024 11:55

My wife was annoyed with StoCard going away, but found SuperCards which is basically similiar. Even with the whole swipe left on your screen(Apple) to bring up the cards for ease of access etc

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#3324383 25-Dec-2024 12:24

My stocard app seems fine and it looks like I can keep adding cards.

So, I think I will just rid out the app until it no longer works I guess.

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#3324386 25-Dec-2024 12:39

iPhone related, I use 1Wallet which allows you to add loyalty cards to Apple Wallet.

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#3324388 25-Dec-2024 12:52

Qazzy03: My stocard app seems fine and it looks like I can keep adding cards.

So, I think I will just rid out the app until it no longer works I guess.

Seems to be batch migrations or triggered by a particular update pestering.

Mine too for the time being. But if I can research to replace it now it's easier than if/when it dies.

The Australians have posted in Reddit they've been hit with the nags.
They're a loan company so may need a geographical presence first.

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#3324396 25-Dec-2024 14:00

Hmmm I have screenshotted the apps (new world, woolworths etc) and put the barcodes in a note…

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#3324419 25-Dec-2024 16:33

Oblivian:
Stu: Google Wallet? Maybe Apple Wallet, but don't know if it holds loyalty cards.

"So other than trying to get wallet to be as fast as a tap on the widget"

:) have some in wallet. But it lacks the popup notice to use, and given its also the tap payment it takes ages to load the additional barcodes (especially on watchOS) to scroll through. When the widget on stocard had them laid out on their own panel on the phone ready to tap also.

You can add Wallet as a lock screen shortcut, which is also what I did for Stocard. Don't have to get to a widget first. Works well enough (as a replacement for Stocard) that, for now, I don't need to add yet another app.

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#3324424 25-Dec-2024 16:53

That's a UI specific feature I suspect. One ColorOS lacks.

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#3324530 26-Dec-2024 09:04

Supercards does seem to have a likeness

One touch Widget panel and so on. Potentially not the same range of pre loaded au/nz company but it's got the ones I had loaded already.

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#3324753 26-Dec-2024 17:29

Why not just use Klarna?

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#3324766 26-Dec-2024 18:46

Wasn’t aware of the impending demise of Stocard - which I’ve used for 6+ years.

Installed “SuperCards” last night and it’s a good replacement on iOS. Simply screenshotted all of my cards in Stocard and bulk imported into SuperCards. Done!

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#3324767 26-Dec-2024 19:00

networkn:
Why not just use Klarna?

For a basic starting point, Ones a simple quick access barcode storage.

The others a finance afterpay/finance/loan app that seems to need an account. That happens to offer storing them.

Which is apparently quite bloaty

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#3324999 27-Dec-2024 13:04

I was forced to migrate to Klarna and I thought I'd try it out, but when there I found it had only migrated 6 out of maybe 20 cards in Stocard. That made Klarna even more unappealing.

So how do I get all those extra cards back from Stocard and avoid having to find them all? No matter what I do the Stocard app won't allow access to the cards.

I found the previous version of Stocard in apkmirror and installed it. That automatically found my account and loaded all my existing cards. Now I have access to them all while I work out what to do next. I just have to avoid updating that app while I'm relying on it to hold all my cards.

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