Partner groups and the Wallet app

One QR for all partners, customer rights in Revol Wallet, the card at the till, transfers, grace period and revocation

The flow

1. A company builds a group

   A developer, a designer studio or a store collects its active deals into a partner group on the Partners page and gets one QR. Each item of the group is a deal; the terms come from that deal’s code.

2. A manager shows the QR

   The customer scans it with the Revol Wallet app (a phone camera opens a preview page with the group’s discounts and a link to the app).

3. The customer receives rights

   Every active item becomes a right in the customer’s wallet with the terms frozen at that moment: discount, commission rate, currency, validity, one use, one transfer.

4. The card at the till

   At a partner, the customer opens the discount and shows a QR card that refreshes every 2 minutes. The manager scans it with the order scanner — the discount is applied exactly like a promo code, and the commission goes to the company that issued the group.

Group preview, wallet and the card at the till in Revol Wallet

Rights rules

Rule	Default
Validity	12 months from receipt, not longer than the code’s end date
Uses	1
Transfers	1 — by scanning a transfer QR in the app; no phone number is entered
Transfer invite	30 minutes, then the right returns to the sender
Transfer from a new device	Not before 24 hours after signing in on that device
Card token	2 minutes, single use, a new one cancels the previous
One right per deal and partner	Repeated scans and rights received by transfer do not create duplicates

A right is not cashback: it is a list of discounts. The customer never sees the commission rate — that is a matter between companies.

After payment

Once an order with a right has been paid, the use stays used: cancelling, un-paying or deleting the order later does not revive the right. Cancelling an unpaid order returns the use if the right is still valid.

When a deal changes

• Pause stops issuing new rights; issued rights keep working.
• Rate change with code re-issue does not shorten issued rights.
• End of the deal starts the grace period (30 days by default): rights still work and commissions still accrue to the source; afterwards the rights lapse.
• Emergency revocation — the host company’s owner revokes all rights of a deal (or one right) immediately, with a reason the customer sees. Orders where the right was already applied keep their discount.

Managing groups

On the Partners page: create a group, choose deals, name it, download or print the QR, rotate the token (the old QR stops working), archive the group. The group summary shows how many customers claimed, how many rights are live, used and revoked.

The app for customers

Revol Wallet signs the customer in by phone number and SMS code, keeps the rights, shows the card, handles transfers and lists the savings history. Customers can see their devices, sign out remotely and delete the account in the app. Landing and support: revol-wallet.app.