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Let’s face it, having to carry around a physical membership card which can fall down the back of the sofa, get left at home, or worse, fall into the wrong hands is not the best user or member experience.

If ever you’ve wondered how to design an Apple Wallet pass, we’ve got you covered. Your starting point when designing a wallet pass always depends on what you need it to do. There are so many possibilities, and remember, your wallet pass might need to do more than one thing.

Wallet passes for iPhone are now even more sophisticated than they used to be. Apple has been working on building out the capability of wallet passes for a better attendee experience, whether it’s a sports match, music event or conference there’s so much more you can now do with a mobile wallet pass.

Picture this: a typical university which has 50,000 students will have approximately 250kg of plastic ID cards floating around campus. And let's be honest, how many of those end up lost, damaged, or forgotten at the bottom of a backpack?

Sports clubs come in all shapes and sizes, from the local bowling club with a quaint clubhouse, to the sprawling golf club with locker rooms, a bar, and even a spa. No matter the scale, one thing these clubs all have in common is the need to control access for their members.

Every gym, whether it’s no-frills budget-friendly establishment, or a more premium towels-included offering, share a common goal: to create a safe and enjoyable environment for their members to work out.