Value-added services increase wallet usage
- Integration of digital loyalty cards
- Representation of bonus points and offers from loyalty programme operators
- Implementation of a BBVA branded prototype
The initial situation
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria is the second largest bank in Spain. Always looking to the future and focusing on innovation, it is continuously expanding its portfolio with digital services. The next activities will focus on the expansion of its mobile wallet. How can we make the mobile wallet more interesting with value-added services that go beyond payment?
Value-added services in the interest of the customer
The bank envisages digital loyalty cards in particular as an enriching value-added service. In addition, the display of bonus points and offers from loyalty programme operators is a good idea.
The Mobile Wallet in use
Before time and capital flow into a "go-to-market" version, the idea should first be validated. Does the integration of value-added services have clearly recognisable advantages for consumers? Do they also accept these advantages? What does the integration optimally look like? And how quickly can a proof of concept be implemented with a prototype?
mobile-pocket’s expertise
This is where mobile-pocket’s expertise comes into play. Over the years, the popular and globally available loyalty card app has developed into a platform. The content is virtually just waiting to be accessed and displayed by other apps and mobile wallets. These are digitalised loyalty cards as well as offers from established content partnerships. The content was integrated into the mobile wallet using an SDK, whereby the appearance was adapted to BBVA's branding. In this way, a prototype was realised within a very short time.