Counter stand
A counter stand is a physical holder for information or interaction points at a place of sale. For a stamp card, it might display a QR code for adding the card or provide an NFC contact point.
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What this means for your shop
The stand gives your card a recognisable place. What counts is what customers do there: register for the first time or collect a stamp on a later visit. A short line of text next to the code makes that clear.
A simple printed QR code fits in any suitable holder; the holder itself needs no technology. An NFC stand has a contact point that a suitable phone reads at close range. Think of the physical object and the process it opens as two separate things.
How to recognise it
A new customer sees instructions for saving the card and scans the registration code. A returning customer already has the card and wants a stamp. Clear wording at each point sends both to the right step, so nobody registers twice instead of collecting a stamp.
At Treubar
The counter QR code leads to card issuance; during ordinary stamping, your team scans the Wallet pass. With the optional NFC stand, customers stamp for themselves. The configured minimum interval between stamps applies there too, so there is no need to stamp the same visit again with the camera.
Your first annual subscription includes stands with your logo as a one-off: Start 1, Pro 2, Max 5. Bought separately, the stand costs €19.90 once, including VAT and shipping within Germany, with one stand per business. The counter stand page describes the product; the printing guide covers the QR alternative.