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Every Qtap business has a public page customers can open without signing in. It lives at dashboard.qtap.qa/m/your-slug, where the slug comes from your business name. Share the link or print it on a QR code, and anyone who opens it sees your branding, the loyalty cards they can join, and how to reach you.
The public merchant page for Najma Coffee showing a cover photo, logo, the title, a 180-plus members chip, a phone number, and a Call button

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What’s on the page

The page opens with your cover and logo. The cover is a gallery of up to five photos that customers swipe through, with your logo over the bottom corner. If you haven’t built a gallery yet, the page falls back to the cover image and logo from your business settings. Below that sits your business name, a short description, and a category chip. Next to the category is a live member count, like “180+ members.” This figure comes from your real members. Counts under ten show the exact number; once you pass ten, Qtap rounds down to the nearest ten, so the page reads “180+ members” instead of an exact tally. The Current card section shows the loyalty cards you feature. Each card shows its design and reward, plus the customer’s progress, which stays at zero until they join. Feature more than one card and customers swipe between them. Only active cards appear here, so a draft or paused card stays hidden until you publish it. At the bottom are your contacts: opening hours and phone number, with Directions and Call buttons. Directions opens the branch in Google Maps. Call dials your number.
Diagram of the public page anatomy: cover gallery and logo, name and description, category and member count, a featured loyalty card, the Join Now card, and contacts with Directions and Call

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What customers can do

A visitor who likes what they see taps Add a card or Join Now to add your loyalty card to their Qtap wallet. From there they collect stamps or points with you. Tap for full terms opens the reward details and conditions for the card they’re viewing. The customer joins from their own phone, so there is nothing for you to do at the counter.

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Setting it up

The cover gallery, description, category, and featured cards come from the Merchant Page editor. Your logo, phone, and opening hours come from your Merchant Page settings. Fill those in and the matching sections on the public page fill in too. Use the Preview option in the editor to check the page before you publish it.
The member count and card progress are always real. Qtap never shows a number you didn’t earn, so a brand-new page reads with a small member count and zero progress until customers start joining.
This page is visible to anyone who has the link. Keep anything you don’t want public out of the description and cover photos.

Merchant Page settings

Set your logo, hours, phone, and business details.

Stamp cards

Create the loyalty cards customers join from your page.